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Dundee High school learners catch the big one

The learners really enjoyed themselves on this day which was perfectly balanced with the right amount of serious and silly.

On January 30, the A team – which consists of Mikaile Nanan Ashley Laloo Dean Lambert and Chante Groenewald – travelled to Klipfontein dam to fish in their first league game for 2016.
They made Dundee High School proud with their unparalleled achievements. Dean Lambert won ‘The DHS Fisherman of the Month’ award after he managed to secure the heaviest bag (10.71kg) of fish for the day. Chanté Groenewald also managed to catch the largest carp of the day! Well done to all these learners. DHS would like to thank supportive parents and dedicated teachers who ensure that a passion for the sport is cultivated in these keen, young learners.
DHS makes waves at fun filled Gala
On February 3, DHS hosted the annual Gala. In the midst of threatening thunder clouds and welcoming rain, they continued with the day’s proceedings as planned. The learners really enjoyed themselves on this day which was perfectly balanced with the right amount of serious and silly.
All the swimmers competed against each other with vigour and then they enjoyed laughs which accompanied the T-shirt and apple races. It was definitely a fun-filled day where learners could be children again. DHS would like to thank all the organisers and the enthusiastic parents who were wonderful spectators at this event.
Hermannsburg Mudman
On February 6, 22 DHS mudman learners travelled with Mrs Carter to Hermannsburg in order to compete against other schools in various events.
The competition was tough and the enthusiastic athletes had to show everyone what they are made of. Gabby Carter came first in her age group and third overall. Joshua Donaldson also managed to come first in his age group.
Christian van Dyk also performed very well. He took part in the full distance event which included a 5 km run, 20 km cycle and 750m swim. He finished first in his age group and third overall.
These are amazing achievements and we are extremely proud of these young competitors.

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Terry Worley

Terry Worley has been associated with the Courier for many years and is involved in the community covering a variety of issues affecting residents. He has a passion for local politics and for the history of the area.

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