Brenthurst Primary School recognises its outstanding achievers

Brenthurst Primary School recently rewarded learners for their academic, sport and cultural achievements throughout the year.

November 20, 2017

Stacy Slatter Less than a minute

Udoka Mogoboya: Eugene Marais Wissel Trophy (Afrikaans), Best Participating and Initiative in Life Orientation, Gerald Kalk Trophy: Victor Ludorum and Soccer Player of the Year.

Tshepo Ngomane: Long Distance Athlete of the Year and Most Improved Soccer Player.

Tshiamo Marite (left) and Nomhle Motha: Zachariou Award for Academic Excellence (Grade Four to Seven).

Bongi Mtsweni: Victrix Ludorum and Netball Player of the Year.

Enyichi Iroka: Merril Hageman Award (English spelling).

Rehauhetswe Mohale: Snyders Hooked on Books Award.

Dhanvin Nair: Le Grange Award for Top Grade Seven Maths Student and Ida Smith Award for Creative Writing.

Sibusiso Mathe: Heidi Welcher Award (achievement despite difficulties).

Tshiamo Skhosana: Craig Martins Trophy for “A Real Proud” Brenthurst Learner.

Georgie de Lacey: Amy Bauermeester Trophy for Creative Art.

Litha Molose: Interest in Social Science.

Nomhle Motha: Sweet Dux Award, Grinaker Award (independent work in science), Hennop Trophy for Design and Technology and Crous Trophy for Best Achiever in Economic Management Sciences.

Tshiamo Marite: Liberty Trophy (Best Achiever in English) and Hibbitt Trophy (second highest marks in maths).

Jordan Botha: Environmental Award.

Nikita Muller: Barker Trophy for Dedication to Duty.

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November 20, 2017

Stacy Slatter Less than a minute