Hoërskool Vryheid meet kragte teen Empangeni

Hoërskool Vryheid het ‘n rustiger week gehad. Daar is gefokus op akademie en die Hoërskool Vryheid-leerders het herstel van verlede naweek se kragmeting teen Empangeni Hoër. Die dag het begin met mistigheid op die bus en die leerders het geweet dat hulle alles sal moet gee as hulle die dag op ‘n suksesvolle noot wil eindig. Die sport resultate was as volg: die hokkie se eerste span seuns verloor 2-1; die eerste span meisies wen 2-0; o/16 hokkie meisies wen 3-2; en die o/14 hokkie meisies verloor 2-1. Netbal: Eerste span verloor 13-16; tweede span speel gelyk op 8-8; o/16A verloor 10-9; 0/16B speel gelykop, 7 elk; o/15 A wen11-6; o/15 B wen 15-8 en die o/14A span verloor 6-5. Rugby: eerste span verloor 12-3; tweede span wen 10-5 ; o/16 wen 32-0; o/15 verloor 12-0; en die o/14 span wen 24-12.

Our Eco-Club does not only want to save the planet, but they want to ensure that the school has enough benches for the ever-growing number of learners. On Friday afternoon, the club collaborated with the Interact club to build eco bricks. These ‘eco-bricks’ are strong enough to use as bricks to build houses with. How does one build an ‘eco-brick’? With a two-litre bottle and recyclable materials. You use the recyclable material to stuff the two-litre bottle. It can take up to two weeks to gather enough plastic and other materials to make sure that you have your brick stuffed tight enough. We are so proud of these learners that take the time out of their weekend to make sure that they do their part for the planet. We are waiting in anticipation to see what they are creating with the new set of ‘eco-bricks’.

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