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Players: Coenraad “Kalfie” Scheepers (captain), Sizo Maseko, Wikus Botha, Ulrich Beyers, Eben Jonker, Rhuan du Plessis, Dave Harris, Estian Horn, Rian Small, Johan Scheepers, Christiaan Ras, Henry-James Prinsloo, Albie Meintjies, Casper Pretorius, Dean van Niekerk, Ruan van der Merwe, Ulrich Böhmer, Billy Lyons, Cornel Pieterse, Christiaan Ras, Martin Filter, Donovan Erasmus, Pieter Moolman, Morné Barnett, Rui Novais, Riaan Schoeman. 

Coach: Andrew Els.

The BDCE Campus Cup is heating up as we move into Round 2 of the first virtual schools’ rugby competition in South Africa. A total of 128 schools will face each other from tomorrow until Saturday for a place in the third round of the competition.   

The first champion of the BDCE Campus Cup will receive a lucrative prize in R15 000 in cash and also a USN hamper worth R8 000. The losing finalists will also receive a cash prize of R10 000, while there is also something in it for the smaller schools that take part in the competition. The so-called second-tier school that progresses the furthest in the competition will also win R5 000 in cash.

The matches will be loaded from 09:00 on Wednesday, 29 July 2020.  Remember the only way to vote is by doing it on the Facebook post made by School of Rugby. The post may be shared with groups and pages of the schools as well as by friends/alumni. Voting is done by clicking on the school’s logo you want to vote for. 

Some schools implemented videos to help spread awareness of their matches – even using famous old-boys is permitted within the rules of the competition and schools are encouraged to use this tactic. Please tag us and our sponsors on Instagram or Facebook when posting these videos. 

Our title sponsor, BDCE (Business Development Centre of Excellence), provides SETA Accredited Learnerships, Accredited Training, Skills Development, Non-Accredited Training, and Short Courses for businesses. Please have a look at what they offer by clicking on their banner or highlighted name in the paragraph. 

The competition is a knock-out tournament like the FA Cup (in English soccer) or the former Lion Cup (SA Rugby competition). The winner of each match/tie is determined by who gets the most votes in the match-up.

Show support to your school or community by voting them to the next round. The competition will take nine-week in total and your school will need your support for eight of the week if they are going to be crowned the first virtual champions of South Africa. 

DigiCampus is also one of our sponsors that made this unique competition possible. They provide online video lessons of the CAPS curriculum from Grade R to 12 for all subjects. If you have a child in school during these uncertain times – they provide an excellent free service in helping schoolchildren with an extra resource to better their grades. 

For more information about the competition visit our website www.schoolofrugby.co.za or download the School of Rugby app on the Google Playstore. If you are an iPhone user you could also download the app by going to app.schoolofrugby.co.za and clicking on the home button in the right bottom corner and select install application on the device. 

The Fixtures for Round 2 of the BDCE Campus Cup are: 

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It has been an amazing opening round of the inaugural BDCE Campus Cup. During the first two weeks of the competition, an incredible 1.95 million people have seen our matches on our Facebook page. 

In the 128 matches of the opening round an astonishing 271 159 votes have been cast. The second week of round two’s matches saw just over 162K votes being cast, while just over 1.1 million people were reached with the polls. 

The closest match-up of the second week was between Hoërskool Nelspruit and Dr. Malan of Meyerton. The match’s percentages were split 50.3 to 49.7 after 5 100 votes were cast by the time the final whistle was blown on Saturday. Nelspruit taking the honours by the smallest of margins.  

 Quite a couple of the more traditional rugby schools of South Africa was knocked out during the second week of the first round. The most notably being Paarl Boys’ High being trumped by Ellisras (56-44). The two powerhouses of South Western Districts, Outeniqua and Oakdale Landbou, were also knocked out by Hugenote of Springs and Swartland of Malmesbury respectively. 

Goudveld-Hoërskool of Welkom also knocked out Boland Landbou. The school from Welkom made a video to garner some valuable support for their campaign. Penryn College also followed suit and managed to narrowly defeat Monument Park. 

Schools are encouraged to make videos like these to help spread awareness of these matches – even using famous old-boys is permitted within the rules of the competition. 

The first champion of the BDCE Campus Cup will receive a lucrative prize in R15 000 in cash and also a USN hamper worth R8 000. The losing finalists will also receive a cash prize of R10 000, while there is also something in it for the smaller schools that take part in the competition. The so-called second-tier school that progresses the furthest in the competition will also win R5 000 in cash.

Every tag of a friend within the comments and sharing of the matches will play a major role in who will be walking away with the big prize in September.

Our title sponsor, BDCE (Business Development Centre of Excellence), provides SETA Accredited Learnerships, Accredited Training, Skills Development, Non-Accredited Training, and Short Courses for businesses. Please have a look at what they offer by clicking on their banner or highlighted name in the paragraph. 

The competition is a knock-out tournament like the FA Cup (in English soccer) or the former Lion Cup (SA Rugby competition). The winner of each match/tie is determined by who gets the most votes in the match-up.

The only way to vote is by doing it on the Facebook post made by School of Rugby. The post may be shared with groups and pages of the schools as well as by friends/alumni. Voting is done by clicking on the school’s logo you want to vote for. 

Show support to your school or community by voting them to the next round. The competition will take nine-week in total and your school will need your support for eight of the week if they are going to be crowned the first virtual champions of South Africa. 

DigiCampus is also one of our sponsors that made this unique competition possible. They provide online video lessons of the CAPS curriculum from Grade R to 12 for all subjects. If you have a child in school during these uncertain times – they provide an excellent free service in helping schoolchildren with an extra resource to better their grades. 

For more information about the competition visit our website www.schoolofrugby.co.za or download the School of Rugby app on the Google Playstore. If you are an iPhone user you could also download the app by going to app.schoolofrugby.co.za and clicking on the home button in the right bottom corner and select install application on the device. 

All the Results (Round 1, Week 2): 

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Die sewende Barloworld Toyota Menlyn Noord/Suid-toernooi sal volgende jaar deur die Afrikaanse Hoër Seunskool van Pretoria in die Jakarandastad aangebied word. Die toernooi sal volgende jaar van 26 tot 30 Maart plaasvind. 

Die datums van die toernooi is wel onderhewig aan verandering. Die Departement van Basiese Onderwys moet nog sy datums vir 2021 se kwartale nog aankondig. Die Noord/Suid-toernooi is ongetwyfeld een van die belangrikste skolerugbytoernooie in Suid-Afrika. Meeste van die land se voorste skolespanne trek jaarliks op die toernooi saam.  

Affies het vanjaar se 100ste bestaansjaar gevier, maar die skool sal volgende jaar ‘n eeu van Affie-rugby gedenk met dié toernooi. Die skool sou vanjaar die Wêreld Skolefees aangebied het, maar die Coronavirus pandemie het ‘n stokkie daarvoor gesteek. 

Affies se Wit Bulle sal tydens die toernooi teen Oakdale Landbou en Welkom Gimnasium kragte meet. Die kragmeting tussen Paarl Gimnasium en Garsfontein lewer altyd meer as genoeg opwinding op. 

Die Garsies kom in hul tweede wedstryd teen Oakdale Landbou te staan. Die land se voorste skolespan, Grey-kollege, kom in sy twee kragmeting in Pretoria teen Menlopark en EG Jansen te staan. 

Die Noord/Suid-toernooi sou vanjaar deur Waterkloof aangebied geword het. Die Klofies kom volgende jaar teen Duineveld en Durbanville in sy twee wedstryde te staan. 

Paarl Boishaai sal teen die twee sterkste spanne vanuit Krugersdorp, Monument en Noordheuwel, te staan kom. Monnas vier boonop volgende jaar ook hulle 100ste bestaansjaar. 

Die bepalings is: 

Wedstryd 1 

Affies vs Oakdale Landbou
EG Jansen vs Welkom Gimnasium
Paarl Gimnasium vs Garsfontein
Helpmekaar-kollege vs Outeniqua
Stellenberg vs HTS Middelburg
Grey-kollege vs Menlopark
Monument vs Hoër Jongenskool Paarl
Noordheuwel vs Durbanville
Waterkloof vs Duineveld

Wedstryd 2 

Affies vs Welkom Gimnasium
Grey-kollege vs EG Jansen
Garsfontein vs Oakdale Landbou
Paarl Gimnasium vs Helpmekaar-kollege
Duineveld vs HTS Middelburg
Outeniqua vs Menlopark
Monument vs Stellenberg
Hoër Jongenskool Paarl vs Noordheuwel
Waterkloof vs Durbanville

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Its almost time for the kick-off of the second week’s matches of the BDCE Campus Cup, the first virtual schools’ rugby championship. 

The match-ups for this week are listed at the bottom of the article. There are some big match-ups with some of the powerhouses of South African schools’ rugby like Paarl Boys’ High, Glenwood, Paarl Gimnasium, Grey High School, Helpmekaar-kollege and Garsfontein being in action during this week. 

The first champion of the BDCE Campus Cup will receive a lucrative prize in R15 000 in cash and also a USN hamper worth R8 000. The losing finalists will also receive a cash prize of R10 000, while there is also something in it for the smaller schools that take part in the competition. The so-called second-tier school that progresses the furthest in the competition will also win R5 000 in cash.

Every tag of a friend within the comments and sharing of the matches will play a major role in who will be walking away with the big prize in September.

Our title sponsor, BDCE (Business Development Centre of Excellence), provides SETA Accredited Learnerships, Accredited Training, Skills Development, Non-Accredited Training, and Short Courses for businesses. Please have a look at what they offer by clicking on their banner or highlighted name in the paragraph. 

The first round of the competition is played over two weeks. With 128 schools taking each other head-to-head to book their place in the second round.

The competition is a knock-out tournament like the FA Cup (in English soccer) or the former Lion Cup (SA Rugby competition). The winner of each match/tie is determined by who gets the most votes in the match-up.

The only way to vote is by doing it on the Facebook post made by School of Rugby. The post may be shared with groups and pages of the schools as well as by friends/alumni. Voting is done by clicking on the school’s logo you want to vote for. 

Show support to your school or community by voting them to the next round. The competition will take nine-week in total and your school will need your support for eight of the week if they are going to be crowned the first virtual champions of South Africa. 

DigiCampus is also one of our sponsors that made this unique competition possible. They provide online video lessons of the CAPS curriculum from Grade R to 12 for all subjects. If you have a child in school during these uncertain times – they provide an excellent free service in helping schoolchildren with an extra resource to better their grades. 

For more information about the competition visit our website www.schoolofrugby.co.za or download the School of Rugby app on the Google Playstore. If you are an iPhone user you could also download the app by going to app.schoolofrugby.co.za and clicking on the home button in the right bottom corner and select install application on the device. 

The fixtures for Round 1 (Week 2) is: 

St Andrew’s College vs Wilgerivier
Uplands College vs Linden
St Alban’s College vs Klerksdorp
Overberg vs Schweizer-Reneke
Boland Landbou vs Goudveld-Hoërskool
HTS Sasolburg vs Bastion
Hoërskool Kroonstad vs Hilton College
Augsburg Gimnasium vs Burgersdorp
Outeniqua vs Hugenote (Springs)
Solomon Mahlangu vs Hartbeespoort
Oakdale Landbou vs Swartland
Reitz vs Wolmaransstad
HTS Drostdy vs Landboudal (Jacobsdal)
Vredenburg vs Port Natal
Ben Vorster vs Driehoek
Prieska vs Hoërskool Sasolburg
Michaelhouse vs Hermanus
Stoffberg vs Middelburg (EC)
Garsfontein vs Vryburg
Charlie Hofmeyr vs Overkruin
Witteberg vs Paarl Gimnasium
Die Wilgers vs St Andrews (Bloem)
Paarl Boys’ High vs Ellisras
Standerton vs Humansdorp Secondary
Hoërskool Bloemfontein vs Riebeeckstad
HTS Middelburg vs Hentie Cilliers
Harrismith vs Brandwag (Benoni)
EG Jansen vs Heidelberg Volkskool
Frans du Toit vs Zeerust
AHS Kroonstad vs Diocesan College (Bishops)
Hopefield vs Oosterlig
Fichardtpark vs Helpmekaar
Allen Glen vs New Orleans
Dr. Malan vs Hoërskool Nelspruit
Lydenburg vs Heilbron
Wesvalia vs Oos-Moot
Belvedere vs Hartswater
Dale College vs Centurion
President (WC) vs Bergsig Akademie
Jeppe High School for Boys’ vs Secunda
Morgenzon Landbou vs Merensky
Potchefstroom Gimnasium vs Northwood
HTS Port Rex vs St David’s Marist
Grey High School vs Duineveld
Hendrik Potgieter (Reddersburg) vs Aliwal-Noord
Transvalia vs Piet Retief
Bekker vs HTS Bellville
Voortrekker (Bethlehem) vs Hugenote (Wellington)
Vaalharts vs Fochville
Hangklip vs Kempton Park
De Vos Malan vs Piketberg
Lichtenburg vs Hans Strijdom
Zastron vs Pretoria-Noord
Hudson Park vs Pretoria Boys’ High
Wessel Maree vs Schoonspruit
St Charles’ College vs Maritzburg College
Despatch vs Namaqualand
Jeugland vs Glenwood
Volksrust vs Itembelihle
Paul Roos Gimnasium vs Muir College
Ferrum vs Southdowns College
Selborne College vs Pionier
Milnerton vs Parel Vallei
Penryn College vs Monument Park

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The two biggest match-ups during week one of the first round of the BDCE Campus Cup was Marlow Landbou vs Hoërskool Sentraal of Bloemfontein and Marais Viljoen vs HTS Witbank. These two matches gathered almost 8 000 votes during the three voting days during the opening round of the first virtual schools’ rugby championship.

The tie between the Wolramme of Cradock and Tralies went down to the wire with Marlow Landbou edging Sentraal by gathering 53% of the votes. Just over 3 400 votes were cast in this match with Marlow securing just over 1 800 votes to secure the win.

Marlow Landbou will face another Free State team Bothaville in the second round of the competition which will take place in two weeks’ time.

Marais Viljoen of Alberton and HTS Witbank’s match-up was even closer as the former won by getting 51% of the over 4 200 votes cast during the clash. There were less than 100 votes that separated the two schools.

The closest encounter during the first week was between Jan Viljoen of Randfontein and Hoërskool Douglas as percentage-wise they split the votes in half with Jan Viljoen coming out on top in the end by just a couple of votes. In the end, it was only three votes splitting these two schools.

In total seven of the 64 matches during the first week came down to a single percent splitting the two schools. Diamantveld vs Ermelo, President Steyn vs Leeuwenhof, Nico Malan vs Frikkier Meyer, Marais Viljoen vs HTS Witbank, De Aar vs Wagpos and HTS John Vorster vs Framesby were all decided by a single percentage point.

This indicates that every vote will count if a school wants to win the grand prize of R15 000 for being crowned the first champion of the BDCE Campus Cup later this year. The champions will also receive supplements from USN worth R8 000. The losing finalist will take home a cool R10 000, while the best placed of the smaller schools will receive R5 000 in cash.

Every tag of a friend within the comments and sharing of the matches will play a major role in who will be walking away with the big prize in September.

Our title sponsor, BDCE (Business Development Centre of Excellence), provides SETA Accredited Learnerships, Accredited Training, Skills Development, Non-Accredited Training, and Short Courses for businesses. Please have a look at what they offer by clicking on their banner or highlighted name in the paragraph.

The first round of the competition is played over two weeks. With 128 schools taking each other head-to-head to book their place in the second round. Next week another 128 schools will lock horns as they will look to book their place in the next round.

The competition is a knock-out tournament like the FA Cup (in English soccer) or the former Lion Cup (SA Rugby competition). The winner of each match/tie is determined by who gets the most votes in the match-up.

The only way to vote is by doing it on the Facebook post made by School of Rugby. The post may be shared with groups and pages of the schools as well as by friends/alumni. Voting is done by clicking on the school’s logo you want to vote for.

Show support to your school or community by voting them to the next round. The competition will take nine-week in total and your school will need your support for eight of the week if they are going to be crowned the first virtual champions of South Africa.

DigiCampus is also one of our sponsors that made this unique competition possible. They provide online video lessons of the CAPS curriculum from Grade R to 12 for all subjects. If you have a child in school during these uncertain times – they provide an excellent free service in helping schoolchildren with an extra resource to better their grades.

For more information about the competition visit our website www.schoolofrugby.co.za or download the School of Rugby app on the Google Playstore. If you are an iPhone user you could also download the app by going to app.schoolofrugby.co.za and clicking on the home button in the right bottom corner and select install application on the device.

The results from Round 1 (Week 1): 

The first round of the BDCE Campus Cup kicked-off with a bang with a couple of ties promising to be nailbiters by the time the final whistle goes (or rather when the polls close) on Saturday.  

We probably broke a world record for the most voting polls created and posted on a single day on Facebook! 

The first round of the competition is played over two weeks. With 128 schools taking each other head-to-head to book their place in the second round. Next week another 128 schools will lock horns as they will look to book their place in the next round. 

The match-ups for this week are listed at the bottom of the article. Next week’s match-ups will be available in another article later today. 

The competition is a knock-out tournament like the FA Cup (in English soccer) or the former Lion Cup (SA Rugby competition). The winner of each match/tie is determined by who gets the most votes in the match-up.

The only way to vote is by doing it on the Facebook post made by School of Rugby. The post may be shared with groups and pages of the schools as well as by friends/alumni. Voting is done by clicking on the school’s logo you want to vote for.

Show support to your school or community by voting them to the next round. The competition will take nine-week in total and your school will need your support for eight of the week if they are going to be crowned the first virtual champions of South Africa. 

Our title sponsor, BDCE (Business Development Centre of Excellence), provides SETA Accredited Learnerships, Accredited Training, Skills Development, Non-Accredited Training, and Short Courses for businesses. Please have a look at what they offer by clicking on their banner or highlighted name in the paragraph. 

The first champion of the BDCE Campus Cup will receive a lucrative prize in R15 000 in cash and also a USN hamper worth R8 000. The losing finalists will also receive a cash prize of R10 000, while there is also something in it for the smaller schools that take part in the competition. The so-called second-tier school that progresses the furthest in the competition will also win R5 000 in cash.

The biggest game at the moment according to the votes is the one raging between Hoërskool Sentraal of Bloemfontein and Marlow Landbou of Cradock. More than 2000 votes have been cast and less than 60 votes are separating these two schools at the moment. As anticipated Hoërskool Upington and Affies of Pretoria is also a heated clash. More than 1 600 votes have been cast and Affies only managed to take the lead away from Uppies earlier this morning. 

One of the match-ups between smaller schools, Kathu and AHS Sasolburg, is also heating up as this match has also seen more than a 1 000 votes with the lead exchanging by the hour. The biggest see-saw battle is the one between Nico Malan of Humansdorp and Frikkie Meyer of Thabazimbi as the lead exchanges every couple of minutes with the match-up totaling just over 1 300 votes at the moment. 

DigiCampus is also one of our sponsors that made this unique competition possible. They provide online video lessons of the CAPS curriculum from Grade R to 12 for all subjects. If you have a child in school during these uncertain times – they provide an excellent free service in helping schoolchildren with an extra resource to better their grades. 

For more information about the competition visit our website www.schoolofrugby.co.za or download the School of Rugby app on the Google Playstore. If you are an iPhone user you could also download the app by going to app.schoolofrugby.co.za and clicking on the home button in the right bottom corner and select install application on the device. 

Fixtures Week 1 – Round 1 

Diamantveld vs Ermelo
Hoërskool Alberton vs Kearsney College
Hoërskool Brits vs Nylstroom
Diamantveld vs Ermelo
Hoërskool Punt vs Koffiefontein
SACS vs Wonderboom
Sarel Cilliers (Glenco) vs Kalahari (Kuruman)
Waterkloof vs De Kuilen
Voortrekker (Pietermaritzburg) vs Vredendal
Parktown Boys’ High vs King Edward VII
Leeuwenhof Akademie vs President Steyn
Vereeniging Gimnasium vs Noord-Kaap
Theunissen vs Ficksburg
Nico Malan vs Frikkie Meyer
Montagu vs Parys
Monument vs Rob Ferreira
Hoërskool Kathu vs AHS Sasolburg
Hoërskool Bellville vs Potchefstroom Volkskool
Gill College vs George Campbell
Hoërskool Pietersburg vs HTS Welkom 
Union HS vs Hoopstad
HTS Tom Naude vs Zwartkop
Cambridge vs Delmas
Rondebosch Boys’ High vs Ligbron Akademie
Uitenhage HS vs Hennenman
Hoërskool Strand vs Hoërskool Durbanville
Riebeeckrand vs Bredasdorp
Hoërskool Upington vs Affies
JG Meiring vs Dinamika
Graeme College vs St John’s College
Hoërskool Rustenburg vs Hoogenhout 
Otto du Plessis vs Trinityhouse
Hoërskool Florida vs Worcester Gimnasium
Hoërskool Tuine vs Hoërskool Bergvlam 
Marais Viljoen vs HTS Witbank 
Bothaville vs Labori
Hoërskool Sentraal vs Marlow Landbou
Clifton vs Schoonspruit
Hoërskool Middelburg (MPU) vs Brackenfell
Krugersdorp High vs Brandfort
Welkom Gimnasium vs St Benedict’s College
Bultfontein vs Sand du Plessis 
Jim Fouche vs Grey College
Oosterland vs Piet Potgieter
Wynberg Boys’ High vs Randburg
Hoërskool Balfour vs Hoërskool Oudtshoorn
Kingswood College vs Stirling High
John Vorster (Nigel) vs Hoërskool Grens
Hoërskool Eldoraigne vs Midstream College
Woodridge College vs Benoni High
Noordheuwel vs Hans Moore
Die Wagpos vs De Aar
St Stithians College vs Hottentots-Holland
Hoërskool Douglas vs Jan Viljoen 
Queen’s College vs Montana (Blue Bulls)
President (Johannesburg) vs Jan van Riebeeck
Kasselsvlei vs DF Malan
Westville Boys’ High vs Die Anker (Brakpan)
Hoërskool Framesby vs HTS John Vorster
Louis Trichardt vs Langenhoven Gimnasium
Hoërskool Menlopark vs HTS Daniël Pienaar
Pearson vs Porterville
Die Brandwag (Uitenhage) vs Ben Viljoen
Barberton vs Klein Nederburg
Stellenberg vs Tygerberg

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Die jaarlikse o.16-rugbyfees wat deur Paarl Gimnasium aangebied word, sal voortaan as die Jean de Villiers o.16-rugbyfees bekend staan. Die gewese Springbok-kaptein, Jean de Villiers, is ‘n oud-leerling van die skool. Die land se voorste o.16-skolespanne trek jaarliks in die Paarl saam om mekaar die stryd aan te sê. 

De Villiers het tussen sy toetsbuiging in 2002 en sy uittrede in 2015 die Bokke in 109 toetse verteenwoordig. Hy het in sy matriekjaar in 1999 die Westelike Provinsie se Akademie-span op die Cravenweek verteenwoordig, maar steeds weens ‘n rits blink vertonings daarin geslaag om in die Suid-Afrikaanse Skole-span opgeneem te word. 

Die o.16-fees sou vanjaar vir die 28ste keer deur Paarl Gimnasium aangebied gewees het. Die toernooi kon ongelukkig soos vele ander weens die Covid-19 pandemie nie plaasvind nie. “Hierdie toernooi het van ‘n klein begin gegroei tot ‘n sportgeleentheid waarop ons baie trots kan wees,” lui die skool se verklaring. 

Daar sal in die toekoms ook nie meer o.14-spanne toegelaat word om aan die fees deel te neem nie. Daar sal slegs 24 van die land se voorste skole se o.16-spanne na die Jean de Villiers o.16-rugbyfees genooi word. 

“Ons bedank elke skool wat oor die laaste 27 jaar aan hierdie toernooi deelgeneem het. Dié toernooi skep ‘n geleentheid waar jong rugbyspelers op ‘n hoë vlak teen die topskole buite ons provinsie se grense kan meeding,” sê die skool in die verklaring. 

“Ek is geweldig trots om my naam aan hierdie roemryke toernooi te koppel. Agt-en-twintig jaar wat ‘n platform geskep is om nie net as rugbyspelers te groei nie, maar ook om nuwe vriendskappe vanuit diverse agtergronde te kweek. Rugby word as ‘n hulpmiddel gebruik om vaardighede en waardes te ontwikkel wat jou sal help om suksesvol te wees in enige rigting waarin jy gaan,” sê De Villiers.

Uitnodings na die skole sal reeds in Julie vanjaar aangestuur word. 

“Hopelik kan die fees meer groei en ‘n positiewe impak op elke speler wat deelneem se lewe maak, asook ‘n leerervaring vir die afrigters en ‘n gesinsvriendelike omgewing vir elkeen wat die fees bywoon, skep.” het De Villiers gesê. 

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