On Friday, March 31, the Department of Education, Tzaneen Circuit hosted an awards ceremony at Merensky High School.
April 6, 2017
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MERENSKY THE TOP SCHOOL IN TZANEEN DISTRICT: Mr. Mopai, Acting District Director (Mopani District) handing over the trophy to principal Magnus Steyn, crowning Merensky as the top school in the Tzaneen circuit.
On this occasion, all the schools and teachers from grades 4 to 12, were recognised for their hard work in 2016.
From left to right; Front: Henriëtte Haar, Anneke le Roux, Elza van Wyk and Corrie Koch. Back: Sunette Stander, Danie Olivier, Getrude Mushwana, Mignon Engelbrecht and Elzette Hay. Absent: Ockert le Roux, Seph Oosthuizen and Liesl van Kasterop.
Merensky High School is overwhelmed with awards in the academic field.
From left to right; Front: Fransie le Roux, Nelia Coetzee, Stephanie Perold and Sanet Bouwer. Back: Clinton Gerber, Ellen Labuschagne, Sunette van Gass, Elza van Wyk and Chelsea Atherstone. Absent: Wendy Dreyer.
46 Plasie teachers received certificates for various achievements.
From left to right; Front: Stephanie Perold, Martha Leeuwner, Wilna van Niekerk, Elri Verster and Chelsea Atherstone. Middle: Bets Claasen, Jeanne van Schalkwyk, Jacques Vosloo, Victoria Mapatha and Nelia Coetzee. Back: Danielle Fourie, Louis Fourie, Magnus Steyn, Nicky Barbeiro, Clinton Gerber, Johannes Seerane, Frik Dohse, Merize Katzke, Verena van Heerden, Chanté Pirie, Sanet Bouwer, Ellen Labuschagne and Nadia Last. Absent: Yolandé Rautenbach, L
Mss. Bets Claasen (Life Orientation), Danielle Fourie (CAT) and Martha Leeuwner (CAT), Louis Fourie (Agriculture and Civil Technology) and Danie Olivier (Engineering Graphics and Design) were honoured as the best grade 12 teachers in Limpopo.
From left to right; Front: Danielle Fourie, Danie Olivier and Bets Claasen. Back: Martha Leeuwner and Louis Fourie.
Merensky High School was named the best Agricultural Management Sciences school in Limpopo.
From left to right; Front: Magriet van der Merwe, Irma de Lange, Wilna van Niekerk and Henriëtte Haar. Back: Nicky Barbeiro, Jacques Vosloo and Willa Marais. Absent: Seph Oosthuizen and Ada Venter.
38 Certificates were handed out to Merensky teachers who have produced the best results in their subjects in the Tzaneen Circuit.
A further 56 certificates went to top 10 teachers.
A Mathematics Club 50 trophy is also handed to the school.
The icing on the cake for Plasieland was when their principal, Mr. Magnus Steyn, received a trophy that crowned Merensky High School the top school in the Tzaneen Circuit.
Merensky wants to thank all the other schools and teachers in the circuit with their achievements.
