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Year 16 • Tuesday 25 March 2014 | Tel. 021 887 2840

Vir beter regteVir beter regtevir almal!vir almal!

Die groep het met plakkate deur onder meer Birdstraat gestap. FOTO’S: MYRON WEYERS

MYRON WEYERS

Op Vrydag 21 Maart was Birdstraat,Pleinstraat en Die Braak die toneel virMenseregtebewusmakingdeurpassievol-le betogers wat mede-inwoners opnuutdaaraan wou herinner.

Hulle doelwit was nie net om Menseregte-dag te vier nie, maar ook om kwessies aante spreek wat tans in Kayamandi en ander

mindergegoede gebiede voorkom.Nadat die groep, saamgeroep deur Imbadu

Ma-Afrika Development Consortium Lok-xion Foundation, deur die strate gestap het,het hulle na Die Braak gegaan om die proble-me binne hul gemeenskap te bespreek.Hulle is in groepe van tien verdeel en het

ook die kans gekry om hul stem uit te bringoorhoe dié problemeopgelos kanwordbinnedie gemeenskap self.Die byeenkoms het vier ure geduur.

Die betogers hou in Pleinstraat stil om probleemkwessies uit te lig.

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Kleuters vierWaterweekNasionale Waterweek islandwyd vanaf 17 tot 23Maart gevier.

Tydens dié week was die pro-vinsiale departement van wa-terwese (DWA) se mikpunt ominwoners in die Wes-Kaap aante moedig om die land se water-bronne te benut en te beveilig.

Statistieke bewys dat Suid-Afrika die 30ste droogste landin die wêreld is en die publiekword aangeraai om te versekerdatdiebewaringvanwaterdeelword van hul daaglikse lewe.

Die tema vir vanjaar se Wa-

terweek is 20 Years of Water, endie span van DWA het by diemees nuuskierige onder ons,naamlik die kleuters begin. Diekleuterskoolgroep van LittleAngels in Groendal, Fransch-hoek, was eerste aan die beurttoe hulle op ’n opvoedkundigeteaterstuk getrakteer is.

Die groep het ook by die Mbe-kweni-stadion in Paarl opge-tree en toe by die V&A Water-front in Kaapstad besoek afge-lê.

Hulle het ook by die Kaya-mandi-sportvelde in Stellen-bosch opgetree.

Die kleuters by LittleAngels-kleuterskool inGroendal, Fransch-hoek, het die opvoe-ring baie geniet.

Dié huis wintergereedToeauntySarahWilliams (54) vanIdasvallei sehuis sesmaandegele-deagtvenstersasgevolgvanongu-re weer, en ook weens die rubberwat losgekom het, verloor, het ’nmoeilike tyd haar in die gesig ge-staar. Daar was nie geld om dit tevervangnie.Metdiewinteromdiedraai,het tweebarmhartigeSama-ritane, Fabian Sauls en RogerDiendal, haar nood raakgesien enbesluit om aunty Sarah te help.Sonder dat iemandhulle gevrahetomdit tedoen,hethullebesluitomal die stukkende ruite te vervang.

Aunty Sarah woon saam metnog drie mense in die huis en wasbaiedankbaarvirdiemans sewel-willendheid.

Roger Diendal en Fabian Sauls hetaunty Sarah se nood raakgesien endie ruite vervang.

Hope for the futureThemajorityof lastyear’smatric-ulants are now settled in at uni-versities and colleges, have em-barked on a gap year abroad, orhave started looking for work.

But there are still a largenumber of school-leavers left inlimbo,matriculantswhosemarkswere not good enough to secure aplace at a higher education insti-tution or who have no clue howto tackle the year.

Unfortunately, not doing any-thing will almost certainly leadthese young people into a down-ward spiral from which they willstruggle to emerge.

Dr Anneka van den Hoek, aca-demic manager at the Independ-ent Institute of Education, SA’slargest and most accredited pri-vatehighereducationinstitution,says it is imperative that theseyoungsters take positive steps tomaketheiryearcountandrebuildtheir confidence.

“While you may feel dejected,failure only happens when youstop trying. Now is the time to bebrave and not let the year drag onany longer without putting a planinplace for constructive growth,”she says.

“The way to move on from this,is to find something that willagain boost your confidence, andallowyou toprove toyourself thatyou are able to work hard and im-prove on your past performance.

“Additionally, being successfulin this endeavour will improveyour chances of securing a spaceatapublicourprivatehigheredu-cation institution come 2015.”

Although admissions for thisyear have closed in both the pub-lic and private sector, there arestill options available for skills-boosting short courses or for reg-istering torepeat school level sub-jects, she says.

“What is important now, is thatyou choose something that willhelpyouwithyourapplicationforfulltime study next year, sochoose a course in line with yourultimate aspirations.

“Veryimportantly, takethisop-portunity to knuckle down andworkreallyhard, rebuildingyourconfidenceand instilling thekindof work ethic that will stand youin good stead in any future en-deavours.”

Van den Hoek says there are afew guidelines to follow to turnaround poor performance:

“The first thing to acknowledgeasastudent,whendiscouragedbypoor marks, is that the attitude

you have going forward will helpyou improve your marks. Failureshould not have a crippling effecton you. Instead, it should be a mo-tivating factor towards what youwant to achieve.

“Hence, improving your markswill require a change in attitudetowards failure.

“If you expect failure to crippleyou, it most likely will, but if youadopt apositive attitudeafter fail-ing, it will prompt you to do bet-ter.”

Van den Hoek says that whenstudying, students should ensurethat they have all the reading ma-terial to do well in their courseand must ask for help from teach-ers, lecturers or peers when theydon’t understand or experienceproblems with the subject con-tent.

“It isalsopivotal toset long-andshort-term achievable goals. Set-ting achievable goals ensures dis-ciplineandcontrolwhencomplet-ing tasks. This will help you im-prove your marks. Decidingwhich goals are more importantor time-sensitive in comparisonto others is also vital.

“You will also need to learnfrom past experiences and mis-takes by acknowledging what hasbeen hindering you from excel-ling.

“Some common factors includestress and poor time-manage-ment skills, among others. In or-dertodowell,youwillneedtodealwith these factors accordingly.”

VandenHoeksaysstudentscanseek professional counselling orcoaching to deal effectively withstress, and should always use adaily planner to manage timemore effectively.

“Another silent thief of time issocial networking. Do an honestevaluation of the time you spendmindlesslysurfing the internetorinteracting in a social context onthe internet. This time can beused more effectively.

“Studying hard and being de-termined is essential for you toachieve your goals. Unfortunate-ly, goodmarkswillnot comeover-night nor will they appear in avacuum.

“If your marks were not goodenough for you to progress as youwould have liked, you now havethe opportunity to request help ifneedbe,andimplement theneces-sary measures to succeed.

“Let yourpast failuresbe learn-ing curves rather than obstaclestowards your success.”

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SOUTH AFRICAN EXPERIENCE: A group of 25 students from Lycée Européen Montebello in Lille, northern France, arrived in Stellenbosch recentlyfor a week-long visit. They explored Cape Town and the local winelands area. They were here with three of their teachers and were hostedby learners from Rhenish Girls’ High School, Hoër Meisieskool Bloemhof and Paul Roos Gymnasium.

Car wash to help learnersTheUsikoStellenboschYouthDevelopmentProject is cur-rently organising an environmental education and moti-vational two-day hike for 25 matric students from Stellen-zicht High School.

One of the aims of this hike is to keep them motivatedfor the most important school year of their life.

Usikoisaskingthecommunity tohelpsupport thiseventby allowing the students to wash their car in exchangefor a contribution to cover the expenses.

The car wash will be held at Stellenzicht High Schoolfrom08:00 to 14:00onSaturday29March foronlyR50 (washand vacuum).

Please contact Samual Pietersen at mwsamo@mweb.co.za or Clint September at cls@sun.ac.za for moreinformation. The Usiko office can be reached on021 880 2157.

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Win K-Day ticketsThe annualK-Daymu-sic festival is back inStellenbosch thismonth.

On29MarchSouthAf-rican artists like Mi Ca-sa, Danny K, The Parlo-tones, Lloyd Cele andPrime Circle will per-form at SandringhamFarm.MTN and Primedia

are the primary part-ners for this festivalwith Cape-based radio station KFM 94.5.The event is an annual family-friendly out-

door concert showcasing the best of South Af-rica’s musical talent catering for all tastes in-

cluding rock, pop, R&B,house, soul and reggae.The festival will be

streamed live to the offi-cial festival page http://kday.kfm.co.za/home/.

. Eikestadnuus/Stel-lenbosch Gazette in part-nershipwithMTNisgiv-ing away 10 tickets forreaders who want to at-tend this great event.All you have to do is,

“Like” the EikestadnuusFacebook page. Com-

ment with, “Win with MTN and KDay” andyou could be the lucky winner. Winners willbedrawnrandomlyandwillreceiveamessagein their Inbox, stating that they have won.

Win with MTN and K-Day to see artists likeMi Casa on 29 March at Sandringham Farm,Stellenbosch.

Learning through laughterMYRON WEYERS

The children of RietenboschPrimary were treated to lotsof laughter by Clowns With-out Borders lastWednesday,and also received a more se-riousmessage thatwillhope-fully make a lasting impres-sion.Theprogrammewascreat-

ed inpartnershipwithJayneBatzofin,artistic director ofthe theatre company FTHK,and Clowns Without Bor-ders South Africa (CWBSA).Apart fromengaging in ar-

tistic expression, it alsodealswith bullying, a key ar-ea covered in the syllabus ofLife Orientation from Grade 4 to 8. The per-formance is also aimed at establishing someintegration between the deaf and hearing,through a shared experience on and off thestage.The clowns portrayed three main charac-

ters: a shy girl, a nerd and a bully, using amixture of mime, circus tricks and theatricalclowning to keep the children glued to theirseats.CWBSA has reached over 330 000 children

and adults through performances in commu-nities affected by violence, disease, naturaldisasters and poverty.

Using physical comedy, music, storytellinganddance, theperformancesareofferedfreelyby professional artists from throughoutSouthern Africa to provide momentary reliefto large numbers of children and adults.The aim of the CWBSA performance pro-

gramme is to transform places of grief andemotional suffering into celebrations oflaughter, joy and hope.Performances are offered in neutral loca-

tions such as public schools and communitycentres to reduce the stigmatisation of chil-dren who have been impacted by HIV/AIDS,poverty, and violence.

The learners pay close attention to the action on stage.

A more serious message was conveyed too. PHOTOS: MYRON WEYERS

Clowns entertaining the Rietenbosch children.

Wees kreatief met kaasELBÉ VAN HEERDEN

Die Eikestadnuus en die SA Kaasfees het ’nsplinternuwe leserskompetisie wat vanjaarvir die eerste keer aangebied word: Kreatiefmet Kaas/Creative with Cheese.Ons soek jou, ons leser, se gunstelingkaas-

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deur die publiek gekies, sal ’n kans kry omhul dis aan die beoordelaars by vanjaar seKaasfees voor te lê.Die beoordeling sal op Sondag 27 April om

15:30 plaasvind. Elkeen van die finaliste kry’n toegangskaartjie tot die fees, sowel as ’nSA Kaasfees-voorskoot en -pakket.Die beste resep sal beoordeel word deur

die MasterChef-sussies, Seline en Leandrivan der Watt, Pete Goff-Wood en nog beken-

des (wat nog later bekendgemaak sal word).Die pryse vir die wenners is soos volg:) 1ste prys – DStv Walka (R900)) 2de prys – H2O Shower Filter (R600)) 3de prys – 6 xwyne vanWorcesterWyn-

roete & H2O-waterbottels (2)Die SAKaasfees vind vanjaar tussen 26 en

29 April by Sandringham, buite Stellen-bosch, plaas.Virmeer inligting oor vanjaar se SAKaas-

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stadnuus.co.za en laai dit as ’n storie (en ’nfoto) op onder die Citizen Journalism-blokaan die regterkant van die blad. Maak sekerjy is eers geregistreer.Anders kan jy jou resep en foto stuur aan

eikestad@eikestadnuus.com.Maak seker dat jy jou naam, ouderdom,

kontakbesonderhede en die gebied waar jybly insluit by jou inskrywing.Volg ons op Facebook of Twitter by@eike-

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Academy rejoice in successful PRO15 tournamentThe Masikhulisane CricketAcademy held a successfulPRO15 tournament foru.18 play-ers on21and22Marchat the IdasValley sports grounds.

The five competing teams wereCoronations, Cloetesville, Helder-berg Cricket Club, an InvitationalXI and the Masikhulisane Cricket

Academy XI.The Invitational XI and Corona-

tions played a fiercely contested fi-nal and in the end Invitational XIwon by 15 runs.TheMasikhulisaneCricketAcad-

emy and Helderberg Cricket Clubplayed in the third place play-offgame and where Helderberg Crick-et Club who won by 1 wicket in the

final over of the match.The following individual prizes

were awarded after the completionof the tournament: batsman of thetournament – Ricardo Trenty;bowler of the tournament – LiamAzer; fielder of the tournament –Callum Moses and player of thetournament – Meyrick Petersen.Petersen won a framed playing

shirt autographed by Proteas bowl-erCharlLangeveldt, a coachingses-sion with Langeveldt, as well as a6-month gym contract with theBodyEliteFitnessandBoxingGym.The organising committee says it

would like to thank all who contrib-uted to the success of the event, es-pecially the parents who came tosupport their children.

The committee also wishes to ex-tend a special word of appreciationto Charl Langeveldt and the BodyElite Fitness and Boxing Gym forthe sponsorship of prizes.For more information on the

academy or to make a donation orcontribution, phone Shirle Cor-nelissen on 083 412 3670 or emailshirle@sun.ac.za.

Batting at its best PHOTOS: MYRON WEYERS

Bowler of the tournament, LiamAzer (left),with Ashley Dhelminie

The player of the tournament was MeyrickPetersen with Ashley Dhelminie

Fielder of the tournament went to CallumMoses, here with Ashley Dhelminie

’n Uitmuntende prestasie vir Idasvallei!MYRON WEYERS

Die Rygersdal-sokkerklub het dieafgelopenaweek’no.16-sokkertoer-nooi gehou, waar die o.16-span vanIdasvallei baie goed gevaar het.Ivies het vier van hul wedstryde

geweneneenverloor.Hullehet ookeen gelykop gespeel. Die jongspanhet teenVishoek-sokkerklub in dieeindstryd gespeel.Vishoek het egter met 2-0 ná ’n

harde stryd gewen. Dean Gordonhet as doelwagter vir Idasvallei ge-staan tydensdiewedstryd.LorenzoAdams van Idasvallei die tweedemeeste doele aangeteken geduren-de die toernooi aangeteken.Nog uitblinkers wat goed pres-

teer het tydens die toernooi wasCharl Pietersen, Aiden Crotz Dus-tin Van Kerwel.

Die span wat meeste van hul wedstryde gewen het saam met die afrigter WesleyAdonis wat heel regs staan.

Sport in kort) Stellenbosch Rugbyakademiebied weer van 2 tot 4 April (09:00– 13:00) ’n rugbykliniek by Laer-skool Stellenbosch aan vir indivi-duele spelers of spanne van graadR tot 7. Spelers oefen volgens ou-derdomsgroepe. Die koste is R380.Dit sluit ’n hemp, sertifikaat enprys op die laaste dag in.Spannekry10%afslag.Afrigters

kan gratis bywoon. Die sluitings-datum is Vrydag 28 Maart. SkakeldieRugbyakademieby0218877432,of info@stellenboschrugbyakade-mie.co.za, of besoek die webbladwww.stellenboschrugbyakade-mie.co.za (documents/school cli-nics) vir volledige inligting.Dit word aangebied in samewer-

king met WP Rugby Kidz, die WPse amptelike rugbyontwikkelings-program.

) Die Metro Netbalunie se uit-slae vir Maart-toernooi is as volg:C-afdeling: Bolswingers 0, YoungStars 2; HB United 3, Stomers 11.B-afdeling: Stomers 5,HBUnited 8;Young Stars 2, Bolswingers 7. A-af-deling: Classic 10, Bolswingers 11;Stomers 7, HB United 8.Die wedstryd tussen HB United

en Stomers was ’n klipharde wed-stryd. Hulle het twee keer op die-selfde punte geëindig teen die ein-de van die wedstryd en die wed-stryd moes beslis word opuitklopdoele.Die volgende wedstryde sal op

Sir Lowry’s Pass plaasvind op 29Maart vanaf 12:30. Alle spannewatbelangstel kan die volgende nom-mers of e-posadres gebruik:metro-netball@gmail.com, of SannaBooysen by 076 737 0800.