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Penryn’s new executive committee

Penryn Colours were also awarded to matriculants who have been fully committed in four or five of the activities reflecting the ethos of the college.

MBOMBELA – Penryn College selected its 2015 executives on October 24 with Jordan Chiyoka and Sabine Scholle being chosen as head boy and head girl respectively. A valediction service for the class of 2014 also took place on October 17 where learners were honoured for their outstanding achievements.

Penryn Colours were also awarded to matriculants who have been fully committed in four or five of the activities reflecting the ethos of the college.

Penryn congratulates the following pupils who have been elected

Heads of school: Jordan Chiyoka and Sabine Scholle

Head of student representitive council: Andile Madonko

Head boy of hostels: Penang Shirindza

Head girl of hostels: Bongi Myeni

Heads of Waterberry: Penang Shirindza and Jaymee Roodt

Heads of Mahogany: Angus McQueen and Sandi Mdluli

Heads of Marula: Jordan Chiyoka and Sivan Erlendsson

Heads of Acacia: Nick Wybrow and Bongi Myeni

Heads of Kiaat: Andile Madonko and Zwile Dlamini.

2014 Valediction special awards

Dux pupil: Amy Schofield

The Eagle Award: Akani Mabaso

Enos Mabuza Character Award: Jacques Potgieter

St Stithian’s Commemorative Perseverance Award: Jessica Loots and Siyabonga Mwale

The DHR Forrester Leadership Shield: Dean Mokoena

The Judy Spencer Good Fellowship Award: Tsholofelo Mohlala

The Community Service Award: Jesse Henderson

The Kings Constantine Round Square Medal: Leané van Zyl

Half colours for academics and sport, full colours for leadership and cultural: Sibusisiwe Magagula

Half colours for sport and cultural, full colours for academics and honours for leadership: Nomzamo Khoza

Half colours for sport, gold – President’s Award, full colours for leadership and honours for applied academics: Johan Malan

Half colours for academics, full colours for sport and applied academics and honours for leadership: Jesse Henderson.

Honours for achievements in an individual code at Penryn College

• Leané van Zyl for exceptional leadership and initiative as head of spiritual committee

• Jesse Henderson for exceptional leadership and initiative as head of community service

• Akani Mabaso for exceptional leadership and initiative as head of cultural

• Nomzamo Khoza for exceptional leadership and initiative as head girl

• Daniel Buchner for exceptional leadership and initiative as head boy.

The highest award at Penryn College is the Penryn Honours. This was awarded for outstanding achievements in all the codes offered at Penryn College

• Angelique Liebenberg for achieving full colours for leadership, cultural, sport and applied academics

• Daniel Schormann for achieving full colours for leadership, culturals, sport and applied academics

• Jacques Potgieter also achieved a Merit Scroll for culturals, gold – President’s Award, full colours for academics, sport, applied academics and honours for leadership.

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