Another Week in Grade 10...

This week has flown by. The academic dinner on Thursday was one to remember for the Grade 10 dorm. We were acknowledged for winning the most points for Eisteddfod (well, 2^nd behind the almighty Matrics). In doing so, we had 5 boys given GCWH awards. These include: Oliver belcher, Jack Hanekom, Chris Rossouw, Jaydon Farao, and Allen Maimba. Allen won the most points for White House in regards to Music, which is very commendable. Well-done Allen.

In other news many of our tutor groups have gone on outings recently, and others are still to come.

The Dorm has a buzzing excitement as everyone looks forward to the upcoming inter-house sport events (soccer, rugby and hockey and golf). With all the early preparations being mad it looks like this year is going to be a cracker for White House yet again.

Jaydon, Chris and Jack will be attending their last days of 2011 at Bishops on Friday and are shipping of to their new destinations for the rest of the year as part of the Exchange program.

Pops and Stuff

Jaydon and Chris featured in the brass band, wind band and the choir; jaydon was also in the singing sensation The Swing medley.

Chris conducted the school orchestra, due to this received the South African royal schools scholarship for conducting.

Jaydon Farao (first team choir captain) got into a stage argument with the famous Peter Muhofa.

All round, White House was a great success in this year’s annual Pops 2011.

Mahatma Ulimwengu, who has recently beaten Jaydon Farao & Justin Wyatt-Smith on reaching his half century of series watching is now closing in on the all-time record of 94 held by Allen Maimba… Well done to him? If anybody is interested in any leg-shaving specialist then please speak to Chris Rossouw who has finally decided on his impending career…

Jack and Allen are leaving to Grahamstown to play St Andrews on Saturday morning.