Good results for Creston athletes
Congratulations are extended to both the athletes and their coaches for a great effort.
CRESTON College’s grade 3 pupils had a very exciting outing to the Durban Natural Science Museum to end off their cat theme. This was an amazing and very educational experience for them. They also visited Mini Town before returning to school.
Our grade 7’s wrote the MATCH (Measuring Abilities, Skills and Thinking Competencies for High School) tests, paper one and paper two and Benjamin Strydom was placed in the top 3 percent (4 009 candidates) in the country.
Both Benjamin Strydom and Jodi Jeffreys achieved a silver award for their overall results. Bronze awards were achieved by Deshlan Moodley, Jaune Pillay, Yasti Ranjith, Conner Horn, Mahdiyyah Paraze, Calli Allan and Zimasa Sigede.
The Lower South Coast athletics competition was held at Southcity on September 10th and the following Creston athletes were outstanding; U9 girls’ relay – 1st; U12 boys’ relay – 1st; U13 boys’ relay – 1st; U19 girls’ 800m – Lia Rothman; U13 girls’ high jump – Jesse Powell; U10 girls’ 1200m – Alice Kuhn; U13 boys’ 1200m – Joshua Henderson; U10 girls’ 800m – Salma Bejia.
All in all, Creston College achieved eight first places, seven second places and four third places at this event and congratulations are extended to both the athletes and their coaches for a great effort.
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