Newsletter 2/2012 - 3 February 2012
WELCOME TO NEW STAFF MEMBERS – MR. S. WILSON
We are proud to welcome our new staff members and over the next few weeks we’ll be including a profile of each of them. This edition welcomes Mr. S. Wilson. Mr. Wilson is a Jeppe Old Boy who was the Head of Roan House in 1997. While at school he captained SA Schools Hockey in 1997 and played hockey for South Africa in 2002. He studied at WITS after which he taught A level science in the UK. For the past 8 years he’s been at St. John’s College where he was the Head of Department for Vocational Guidance as well as a Senior Housemaster. We are very proud to welcome him home!
APPEARANCE AND DISCIPLINE
We appeal to parents to help us enforce the School’s Code of Conduct and high standards of discipline and appearance for which Jeppe High School for Boys is known and which assists us in upholding a high educational standard for our boys. In particular, please be aware of the following:
CYCLE TEST TIMETABLE
The cycle test timetable for 1st and 2nd term has been finalised and distributed to all learners. It is also available for download below.
INTER HOUSE 500M SWIM Article by Kneo Mokgopa
On a placid Friday morning, young Bongani Masilela woke up the smallest in his House, and by tradition, he would be the House Mascot for the 500m swim. Timid, enthusiastic and proud to be given such a large responsibility, he packed his trunks and his red builders’ hard hat! This was not a day for cowards without heart; this would be a day for house colours to pump through the boys' veins, the first event of the year.
For the love of the house, we all plunge ourselves into the valley of the shadow of wet and yet we fear no failure, it is the spirit of Jeppe, the spirit of Koodoo, Duiker, Tsessebe, Oribi and the others that turn our hearts into gold as we dive, painted maroon, orange and blue to swim 20 laps for their beloved house. It was complete havoc, reminiscent of Catrina in the pool opened by WF Silburn (Sable) in 1947 - A square pool with no short cuts - a pool formidable for the depth it exposed within the boys. There was no gambit, no sign of who was beating who, only a case of “one more lap boy! Push boy, push!” Eric Mdluli putting in the hard yards, tugging himself on the dividers, Gabriel Brandao putting in his laps to contribute to his house, and then there was Mpiwentle Dlamini, Head of Oribi, kicking steadily after his House had left, securing those points. "That's the difference between me and you, I give everything my all" says Dlamini, putting in his laps after his Basketball Practice. After all the effort had been made and skin was sunburnt on top of torn muscles, the results were as follows:
1st Duiker with 47 points
2nd Koodoo with 35.5 points
3rd Tsessebe with 29 points
4th Roan with 27.5 points
5th Sable with 27 points
6th Eland with 24 points
7th Oribi with 21 points
8th Impala with 16.5 points
Congratulations to all the boys who came out to participate and support in keeping this tradition alive. Forti Nihil Difficilius!
INTER HOUSE GALA Article by Kneo Mokgopa
Take position. Look right: Cameron Wright. Damn. Heart palpitates. Deep breath. Expose ribs. Shake off Goosebumps. Focus.
This was the case at the 72nd Interhouse Gala. An event that uses no quota system; this is where true colours are exposed.
Amongst the Waterpolo Players with the shoulders of Atlas, there were, littler people. Scrawny Grade 8s coaxed into the pool after making known their lack of talent in the butterfly stroke, and yet they took their positions amongst the best. But that’s what it takes to become the best – courage. It doesn’t take courage to compete in an event you know you will win, that’s easy. Seth Weiner of Koodoo is one such courageous young man. Time after time he put his hand up to the fill in that position and overcome that feeling of insignificance, of being an unwanted minority, seizing the day. Although he began his races fighting, he ended last and burnt out, only to put his hand up for the next race, to beat himself, to grow his courage and harness the Jeppe Spirit, to become the best.
It has been said that yesterday’s World Records are today’s qualifying times. The best do not compete against each other; they compete against themselves and their own limits.
Today was an emphatic day. 9 school records were broken and Roan undid their curse and refused to come last, Duiker priding themselves on winning the second consecutive interhouse event and Tsessebe filling up their stand. An average, emphatic day at Jeppe.
If you thought a Cannon Ball was exciting, imagine the thrill of swimming with tomorrows Olympians.
1st Duiker with 164 points
2nd Tsessebe with 131 points
3rd Koodoo with 119 points
4th Oribi 118
5th Impala 107
6th Roan 103
7th Eland 98
8th Sable 72
Look inside: Me. Great. Personal records? Smashed. Deep breath. Heart exposed. High 5s. Smile.
STATEMENTS AND DEBIT ORDERS
Parents who have signed debit orders need to ensure that they go off at the end of the month. If there are any errors, please contact Nadia in the Finance Office on nadiap@jeppeboys.co.za.
All statements will be emailed to parents. Should you not receive a statement, please contact Nadia in the Finance Office on nadiap@jeppeboys.co.za.
JEPPE COMMUNICATION
Please note that the majority of our communication takes place through the Jeppe Communicator. This online desktop application updates daily with all the news, calendar events and goings-on at Jeppe. We also publish our academic dates and test timetables on the calendar, making it an extremely useful application to have. We would like to encourage all parents to install the application. It can be downloaded from the Jeppe Boys website under the “Downloads” section and is 2mb in size. Alternately your son can collect a CD with the application from Mr. Purchase in the Sports Office.
An electronic copy of this newsletter is emailed to parents fortnightly. If you do not receive it, please subscribe by completing the form under the "Newsletters" section on this website. Alternatively you can send your email address to mbotha@jeppeboys.co.za to be subscribed.
IMPORTANT DATES
Please take note of the following important dates on the Jeppe calendar:
SPORTING RESULTS
Basketball vs. St. Stithians 28 January 2012
Cricket vs. St. Benedicts 21 January 2012
3rd XI
Jeppe bowled first and dismissed St. Benedicts for 48.
Jeppe made 49 runs and won by 9 wickets. O. Thomas took 2 for 12.
4th XI
Jeppe bowled first and dismissed St. Benedicts for 36 in 12 overs. G. Dor and M. Moon took 2 wickets each and J. Hadebe took 3 wickets. Jeppe reached the total of 37 in 8 overs for the loss of 2 wickets. A. Kajee made 15 not out. Jeppe won by 8 wickets.
U/16B
Jeppe won the toss and elected to bowl first. St. Benedicts were all bowled out in the 19th over for 67.
Jeppe replied with 68 for 6 in 18 overs. Jeppe won by 4 wickets.
U/16C
St. Benedicts batted first and were dismissed for 37 runs. R. Vermaak took 3 for 9 runs.
Jeppe replied and made 38 for 7. Jeppe won by 3 wickets.
U/14 C
Jeppe batted first and scored 122/8 in 20 overs. St. Benedicts replied with 82/7 in 20 overs. Jeppe won by 40 runs.
U/14 D
Jeppe batted first and made 138 for 4. Hittesh scored 66 runs.
St. Benedicts replied with 38 for 8 after 20 overs. Jeppe won by 100 runs.
Cricket vs. Affies 28 January 2012
1st XI
Jeppe batted first and made 78 all out. A. Acton made 20 runs.
Affies replied with 79 for 6 after 50 overs. Affies won by 4 wickets.
2nd XI
Affies batted first and scored 267 for 9 in their 50 overs. Jeppe were 76 for 3 after 15 overs when rain ended play.
The match was drawn.
3rd XI
Affies batted first and made 125 in 25 overs with O. Thomas taking 2 for 15.
Jeppe were then bowled out for 89. Jeppe lost by 36 runs.
4th XI
Jeppe batted first and were bowled out for 85. Affies replied with 86 for 6. Affies won by 4 wickets
U/16 A
Affies batted first and were bowled out for 114. Aksha took 4 for 24. R. Doubell and A. Engelsman each took 2.
Jeppe were then bowled out for 91 runs. Jeppe lost by 23 runs.
U/16 B
Jeppe batted first and were bowled out for 72. Affies replied and made 73 for no loss. Affies won by 10 wickets.
U/16 C
Jeppe batted first and made 53 runs. Affies replied with 54 runs for the loss of 4 wickets. Triplehorn took 2 for 13.
Jeppe lost by 6 wickets.
U/15 A
Affies batted first and made 230. Jeppe were then 30 for 3 when rain ended play. The match was drawn
U/15 B
Affies batted first and made 150 in 25 overs. Jeppe were bowled out for 54 in the 14th over. Jeppe lost by 96 runs.
U/15 C
Affies batted first and made 127 in 25 overs. P. Waite took 5 wickets.
Jeppe replied with 118 for 6 wickets. K. Webster made 41 runs. Jeppe lost by 9 runs.
U/15 D
Jeppe batted first and made 161 runs. R. Govender scored 50 runs.
Affies were bowled out for 70 runs. S. Khumalo took 5 wickets, T. Seokane and R. Govender took 2 wickets each.
Jeppe won by 91 runs.
U/14A
Jeppe batted first and made 90 all out. Affies replied with 93/5 after 35 overs. Jeppe lost by 5 wickets.
U/14B
Jeppe batted first and scored 74. Affies made 75/5. Jeppe lost by 5 wickets.
U/14 C
Jeppe batted first and scored 101. Affies reached the total for the loss of 1 wicket. Affies won by 9 wickets.
U/14 D
Jeppe batted first and made 58 all out. Affies scored 59 for 7. Affies won by 3 wickets
U/14 E
Jeppe batted first and made 65. Affies replied with 66 for 7. Jeppe lost by 3 wickets.
Rowing
St. John’s Senior Regatta – 14 January 2012 – Age groups U16 and Open
• Lavyrel Martin – 3rd place in A sculls;
• Lavyrel Martin and Craig Bekker – 1st place in A doubles;
• Wassem Shaikjee and Gianmarco Bonafe – 3rd place in B doubles;
• 1st VIII – 3rd place in 1st VIII A race
Dillen Olivier, Chad Eekhout, Chris Paynter, Stohm Lewthwaite, Gareth King, Dimitri Xides, Mike Sakis, Joshua Pike and Colin Khuthe.
St. Andrew’s Junior Regatta – 21 January 2012 – Age groups U14 and U15
• Curt Plaatjies and Caleb Haydock – 1st place in U14 A Doubles
• Michael Coertzen and Daniel Dos Santos – 1st place in U14 B Doubles
• U14A Octuple – 3rd place
Micheal van Zyl, Curt Plaatjies, Caleb Haydock, Michael Coertzen, Fabio Folgore, Daniel Dos Santos, Ross Nolan, Gareth Jenkings, Nizaam McBride (Cox – Gr6 Jeppe Prep).
VLC Regatta – 28 January 2012 – VLUJRC National Sprint Championship.
The school clubs in this regatta race against senior crews i.e. the university crews
• Joshua Pike and Michael Sarkis – 1st Pair placed 2nd in Mens B Final
• Dillen Olivier, Chris Paynter, Stohm Lewthwaite and Chad Eekhout – 1st IV placed 3rd in Mens A Final (the 2nd school boy crew)
• 1st VIII placed 4th in Mens A final (the 2nd school boy crew)
Dillen Olivier, Chat Eekhout, Chris Paynter, Stohm Lewthwaite, Gareth King, Joshua Pike, Dimitri Xides, Michael Sarkis and Colin Khute.
Squash
Well done to the following learners who participated in the Wilson Easterns Open Junior Squash tournament from 27th to 29th January 2012.
Kyle Abrahams (U19) – 28th /32
Dane Davis (U19) – 26th /32
Siphamandla Xulu (U16) – 46th /48
Storm Menges (U16) – 35th /48
Water Polo
Jeppe vs. St. Benedicts – 21 January 2012
U/14A lost 3 – 13
U/15A won 5 – 2
U/16A lost 7 – 10
1st Team won 20 – 5
Jeppe vs. Affies – 28 January 2012
U/14A won 7 – 0
U/14B won 4 – 2
U/15A won 5 – 2
U/15B won 2 – 0
2nd Team lost 4 – 6
1st Team drew 5 – 5
JEPPE BUS TRANSPORT
The Jeppe Bus Transport is nearly fully subscribed. The details of the transport are as follows:
All interested parents in the Edenvale area should contact Mike Taylor on 011 6141938 extension 216 or email taylorm@jeppeboys.co.za.
HOCKEY MEET AND GREET
RUGBY ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
The Rugby Patrons AGM will take place on Tuesday 14 February 2012 in the Payne Hall at 18:30. All parents are encouraged to attend as 2012 Committee members will be selected.
APPEARANCE AND DISCIPLINE
We appeal to parents to help us enforce the School’s Code of Conduct and high standards of discipline and appearance for which Jeppe High School for Boys is known and which assists us in upholding a high educational standard for our boys. In particular, please be aware of the following:
- Late coming:
Boys are expected to be at school by 7.40AM. Boys who arrive late will be required to do a 30 minute detention that same afternoon with the on-duty prefect. - Shaving:
Boys are expected to be clean-shaven. Should boys not be able to conform to this rule for religious or health reasons, a letter is required from the relevant religious institution or doctor explaining the reason for the non-conformance. A letter from the parent is not sufficient. - Hair:
We appeal to parents to ensure that your sons hair conforms to school rules and regulations. Should hair length, style, etc not conform to regulations, the school reserves the right to request parents to fetch their son’s in order to obtain a haircut.
CYCLE TEST TIMETABLE
The cycle test timetable for 1st and 2nd term has been finalised and distributed to all learners. It is also available for download below.
INTER HOUSE 500M SWIM Article by Kneo Mokgopa
For the love of the house, we all plunge ourselves into the valley of the shadow of wet and yet we fear no failure, it is the spirit of Jeppe, the spirit of Koodoo, Duiker, Tsessebe, Oribi and the others that turn our hearts into gold as we dive, painted maroon, orange and blue to swim 20 laps for their beloved house. It was complete havoc, reminiscent of Catrina in the pool opened by WF Silburn (Sable) in 1947 - A square pool with no short cuts - a pool formidable for the depth it exposed within the boys. There was no gambit, no sign of who was beating who, only a case of “one more lap boy! Push boy, push!” Eric Mdluli putting in the hard yards, tugging himself on the dividers, Gabriel Brandao putting in his laps to contribute to his house, and then there was Mpiwentle Dlamini, Head of Oribi, kicking steadily after his House had left, securing those points. "That's the difference between me and you, I give everything my all" says Dlamini, putting in his laps after his Basketball Practice. After all the effort had been made and skin was sunburnt on top of torn muscles, the results were as follows:
1st Duiker with 47 points
2nd Koodoo with 35.5 points
3rd Tsessebe with 29 points
4th Roan with 27.5 points
5th Sable with 27 points
6th Eland with 24 points
7th Oribi with 21 points
8th Impala with 16.5 points
Congratulations to all the boys who came out to participate and support in keeping this tradition alive. Forti Nihil Difficilius!
INTER HOUSE GALA Article by Kneo Mokgopa
This was the case at the 72nd Interhouse Gala. An event that uses no quota system; this is where true colours are exposed.
Amongst the Waterpolo Players with the shoulders of Atlas, there were, littler people. Scrawny Grade 8s coaxed into the pool after making known their lack of talent in the butterfly stroke, and yet they took their positions amongst the best. But that’s what it takes to become the best – courage. It doesn’t take courage to compete in an event you know you will win, that’s easy. Seth Weiner of Koodoo is one such courageous young man. Time after time he put his hand up to the fill in that position and overcome that feeling of insignificance, of being an unwanted minority, seizing the day. Although he began his races fighting, he ended last and burnt out, only to put his hand up for the next race, to beat himself, to grow his courage and harness the Jeppe Spirit, to become the best.
It has been said that yesterday’s World Records are today’s qualifying times. The best do not compete against each other; they compete against themselves and their own limits.
Today was an emphatic day. 9 school records were broken and Roan undid their curse and refused to come last, Duiker priding themselves on winning the second consecutive interhouse event and Tsessebe filling up their stand. An average, emphatic day at Jeppe.
If you thought a Cannon Ball was exciting, imagine the thrill of swimming with tomorrows Olympians.
1st Duiker with 164 points
2nd Tsessebe with 131 points
3rd Koodoo with 119 points
4th Oribi 118
5th Impala 107
6th Roan 103
7th Eland 98
8th Sable 72
Look inside: Me. Great. Personal records? Smashed. Deep breath. Heart exposed. High 5s. Smile.
STATEMENTS AND DEBIT ORDERS
Parents who have signed debit orders need to ensure that they go off at the end of the month. If there are any errors, please contact Nadia in the Finance Office on nadiap@jeppeboys.co.za.
All statements will be emailed to parents. Should you not receive a statement, please contact Nadia in the Finance Office on nadiap@jeppeboys.co.za.
JEPPE COMMUNICATION
Please note that the majority of our communication takes place through the Jeppe Communicator. This online desktop application updates daily with all the news, calendar events and goings-on at Jeppe. We also publish our academic dates and test timetables on the calendar, making it an extremely useful application to have. We would like to encourage all parents to install the application. It can be downloaded from the Jeppe Boys website under the “Downloads” section and is 2mb in size. Alternately your son can collect a CD with the application from Mr. Purchase in the Sports Office.
An electronic copy of this newsletter is emailed to parents fortnightly. If you do not receive it, please subscribe by completing the form under the "Newsletters" section on this website. Alternatively you can send your email address to mbotha@jeppeboys.co.za to be subscribed.
IMPORTANT DATES
Please take note of the following important dates on the Jeppe calendar:
- The University of Johannesburg will be visiting Jeppe on Monday 20 February 2012 at 14:10 in the Payne Hall for all Grade 11 and 12 learners.
- WITS University will be visiting Jeppe on Monday 27 February 2012 at 14:10 in the Payne Hall for all Grade 11 and 12 learners.
- Summer Sport Evaluations – Friday 09 March 2012 (For Grade 7 learners)
Interested boys are to bring their cricket and swimming gear. The evaluations will start at 14:45 and finish at 16:30. - Academic Scholarship Exam – Saturday 10 March 2012. (For Grade 7 learners)
Boys are to wear school uniform and bring a pencil case. The exam will start at 08:00 and finish at 10:00. - School Open Day – Saturday 24 March 2012
Proceedings will begin at 08:00 and will end by 12:30.
SPORTING RESULTS
| Team | Jeppe | St. Stithians |
| U/14 A | 13 | 10 |
| U/14 B | 14 | 3 |
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| U/15 A | 6 | 4 |
| U/15 B | 22 | 20 |
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| U/16 A | 22 | 15 |
| U/16 B | 20 | 28 |
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| 1st Team | 32 | 20 |
| 2nd Team | 29 | 18 |
| 3rd Team | 14 | 20 |
Cricket vs. St. Benedicts 21 January 2012
Jeppe bowled first and dismissed St. Benedicts for 48.
Jeppe made 49 runs and won by 9 wickets. O. Thomas took 2 for 12.
4th XI
Jeppe bowled first and dismissed St. Benedicts for 36 in 12 overs. G. Dor and M. Moon took 2 wickets each and J. Hadebe took 3 wickets. Jeppe reached the total of 37 in 8 overs for the loss of 2 wickets. A. Kajee made 15 not out. Jeppe won by 8 wickets.
U/16B
Jeppe won the toss and elected to bowl first. St. Benedicts were all bowled out in the 19th over for 67.
Jeppe replied with 68 for 6 in 18 overs. Jeppe won by 4 wickets.
U/16C
St. Benedicts batted first and were dismissed for 37 runs. R. Vermaak took 3 for 9 runs.
Jeppe replied and made 38 for 7. Jeppe won by 3 wickets.
U/14 C
Jeppe batted first and scored 122/8 in 20 overs. St. Benedicts replied with 82/7 in 20 overs. Jeppe won by 40 runs.
U/14 D
Jeppe batted first and made 138 for 4. Hittesh scored 66 runs.
St. Benedicts replied with 38 for 8 after 20 overs. Jeppe won by 100 runs.
Cricket vs. Affies 28 January 2012
1st XI
Jeppe batted first and made 78 all out. A. Acton made 20 runs.
Affies replied with 79 for 6 after 50 overs. Affies won by 4 wickets.
2nd XI
Affies batted first and scored 267 for 9 in their 50 overs. Jeppe were 76 for 3 after 15 overs when rain ended play.
The match was drawn.
3rd XI
Affies batted first and made 125 in 25 overs with O. Thomas taking 2 for 15.
Jeppe were then bowled out for 89. Jeppe lost by 36 runs.
4th XI
Jeppe batted first and were bowled out for 85. Affies replied with 86 for 6. Affies won by 4 wickets
U/16 A
Affies batted first and were bowled out for 114. Aksha took 4 for 24. R. Doubell and A. Engelsman each took 2.
Jeppe were then bowled out for 91 runs. Jeppe lost by 23 runs.
U/16 B
Jeppe batted first and were bowled out for 72. Affies replied and made 73 for no loss. Affies won by 10 wickets.
U/16 C
Jeppe batted first and made 53 runs. Affies replied with 54 runs for the loss of 4 wickets. Triplehorn took 2 for 13.
Jeppe lost by 6 wickets.
U/15 A
Affies batted first and made 230. Jeppe were then 30 for 3 when rain ended play. The match was drawn
U/15 B
Affies batted first and made 150 in 25 overs. Jeppe were bowled out for 54 in the 14th over. Jeppe lost by 96 runs.
U/15 C
Affies batted first and made 127 in 25 overs. P. Waite took 5 wickets.
Jeppe replied with 118 for 6 wickets. K. Webster made 41 runs. Jeppe lost by 9 runs.
U/15 D
Jeppe batted first and made 161 runs. R. Govender scored 50 runs.
Affies were bowled out for 70 runs. S. Khumalo took 5 wickets, T. Seokane and R. Govender took 2 wickets each.
Jeppe won by 91 runs.
U/14A
Jeppe batted first and made 90 all out. Affies replied with 93/5 after 35 overs. Jeppe lost by 5 wickets.
U/14B
Jeppe batted first and scored 74. Affies made 75/5. Jeppe lost by 5 wickets.
U/14 C
Jeppe batted first and scored 101. Affies reached the total for the loss of 1 wicket. Affies won by 9 wickets.
U/14 D
Jeppe batted first and made 58 all out. Affies scored 59 for 7. Affies won by 3 wickets
U/14 E
Jeppe batted first and made 65. Affies replied with 66 for 7. Jeppe lost by 3 wickets.
Rowing
• Lavyrel Martin – 3rd place in A sculls;
• Lavyrel Martin and Craig Bekker – 1st place in A doubles;
• Wassem Shaikjee and Gianmarco Bonafe – 3rd place in B doubles;
• 1st VIII – 3rd place in 1st VIII A race
Dillen Olivier, Chad Eekhout, Chris Paynter, Stohm Lewthwaite, Gareth King, Dimitri Xides, Mike Sakis, Joshua Pike and Colin Khuthe.
St. Andrew’s Junior Regatta – 21 January 2012 – Age groups U14 and U15
• Curt Plaatjies and Caleb Haydock – 1st place in U14 A Doubles
• Michael Coertzen and Daniel Dos Santos – 1st place in U14 B Doubles
• U14A Octuple – 3rd place
Micheal van Zyl, Curt Plaatjies, Caleb Haydock, Michael Coertzen, Fabio Folgore, Daniel Dos Santos, Ross Nolan, Gareth Jenkings, Nizaam McBride (Cox – Gr6 Jeppe Prep).
VLC Regatta – 28 January 2012 – VLUJRC National Sprint Championship.
The school clubs in this regatta race against senior crews i.e. the university crews
• Joshua Pike and Michael Sarkis – 1st Pair placed 2nd in Mens B Final
• Dillen Olivier, Chris Paynter, Stohm Lewthwaite and Chad Eekhout – 1st IV placed 3rd in Mens A Final (the 2nd school boy crew)
• 1st VIII placed 4th in Mens A final (the 2nd school boy crew)
Dillen Olivier, Chat Eekhout, Chris Paynter, Stohm Lewthwaite, Gareth King, Joshua Pike, Dimitri Xides, Michael Sarkis and Colin Khute.
Squash
Kyle Abrahams (U19) – 28th /32
Dane Davis (U19) – 26th /32
Siphamandla Xulu (U16) – 46th /48
Storm Menges (U16) – 35th /48
Water Polo
U/14A lost 3 – 13
U/15A won 5 – 2
U/16A lost 7 – 10
1st Team won 20 – 5
Jeppe vs. Affies – 28 January 2012
U/14A won 7 – 0
U/14B won 4 – 2
U/15A won 5 – 2
U/15B won 2 – 0
2nd Team lost 4 – 6
1st Team drew 5 – 5
JEPPE BUS TRANSPORT
The Jeppe Bus Transport is nearly fully subscribed. The details of the transport are as follows:
- The bus transport cost in 2012 will be R 1600 per term per pupil. If 2 brothers are utilising the bus transport, the cost will be R 1350 each per term.
- The bus transport fees are payable in advance before the start of each term
- The Bus will depart daily at 6.30 am from Van Riebeeck Mall, Van Riebeeck Rd, Edenvale to arrive at Jeppe High School for Boys at 7 am.
- The Bus will depart daily from Jeppe High School for Boys at 5 pm to the Van Riebeeck Mall.
All interested parents in the Edenvale area should contact Mike Taylor on 011 6141938 extension 216 or email taylorm@jeppeboys.co.za.
HOCKEY MEET AND GREET
RUGBY ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
The Rugby Patrons AGM will take place on Tuesday 14 February 2012 in the Payne Hall at 18:30. All parents are encouraged to attend as 2012 Committee members will be selected.
2012 Cycle Test Timetable - all grades
