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PSHS launches school communication solution

Exams come to an end this week and normal school resumes from next Tuesday.

SHEPPIE High recently launched the D6 School Communicator, an integrated communications solution that allows the school to communicate with parents and pupils using a variety of tools. No matter where people are, D6 makes sure the message is received and can be downloaded for home PCs and mobile phones from https://www.school-communicator.com/.

Sighs of relief will be heard as exams come to an end tomorrow (June 13). Normal teaching will resume from next Tuesday following Monday’s Youth Day public holiday.

Sports results highlights: the final KZN netball trials are over and Janè Hills (U17), Thembelihle Mnani and Prosperity Zangwa (both U18) made the teams. Full sports results can be found on Sheppie High’s blog or via D6.

Sheppie High's Jané Hills (U17) succeeded in being chosen for the KZN  team after competing in last week's trials.
Sheppie High’s Jané Hills (U17) succeeded in being chosen for the KZN team after competing in last week’s trials.
After a great game of netball, Prosperity Zangwa (U18) made the KwaZulu-Natal team at the trials played at Sheppie High last week.
After a great game of netball, Prosperity Zangwa (U18) made the KwaZulu-Natal team at the trials played at Sheppie High last week.

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