Over the long weekend, the Grade 10 tourism class went on a tour to Thangami Spa.
Although an enjoyable outing, it was not to be all fun and games.
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The learners had to learn about the different aspects and sectors of tourism, in order to do a project based on the tour itself.
The best way to learn these things – experience them yourself, of course!
Die leerders het in die Bird’s Nest tuisgegaan en het verskeie aktiwiteite aangedurf, insluitend ziplining en abseiling.
‘n Voetslaanpad is ook aangepak met die eindbestemming die beeldskone Swart
Umfolozi-rivier.
The learners experienced the cold mud pool after a brief tug of war, but in the end everyone had a chance to get their fill of mineral-rich mud.
The natural hot springs drew the learners during their downtime, which lead to several
games of volleyball.
Die leerders het hard gewerk en hard gespeel en het beslis onvergeetlike ervarings opgedoen. Dankie aan Mnr van Rhyn, hulle Toerisme-onderwyser, en Mej Kleynhans
en Mej Myburgh vir hulle bydrae en die versorging van die kinders, sodat almal in een stuk terug by hul huise en families kon uitkom.
This week was a busy week on the sports’ fields for the cricket and rugby
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children.
On August 13, the first cricket boys played against St Dominics Newcastle.
St Dom’s went in to bat first and scored 116 runs in its 20 overs. VHS chased the score down with two wickets to spare, thus winning by three wickets. The best bowler was Khuzaima Sheik with four wickets in four overs, with 17 runs and one maiden over. The best batsman was Cameron Aitken with 23 runs.
Op Augustus 14 speel die o-15 krieketseuns teen St Dominics. In hul 20 boulbeurte het VHS met drie paaltjies verloor. Die beste kolwer was Zander van Greunen met 69 lopies en Jayden van Eck was die beste bouler met drie paaltjies.
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Augustus 15 speel die o-15 krieketseuns teen Newcastle en verloor met 50 lopies.
On August 16, the fi rst and second cricket teams travelled to participate in the Pongola
Festival. The first team played four matches, winning them all. The results are as follows:
versus Landbou by eight wickets, against Ferrum by nine wickets, facing Dundee by seven wickets and versus Sarel Cilliers by 16 runs. The second team lost against Dundee by five wickets and Pongola by six wickets, but muster an eight-wicket win
against Landbou.
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