DERBY DAY

We look forward to Derby Day at Somerset College next week. This is always a highlight on our sporting calendar and a wonderful opportunity for our learners to showcase their talent, teamwork and school spirit. Please refer to the Sport section of this memo for further details, including the fixtures and specific transport arrangements.

SCHOOL ENDS EARLY - 14 AUGUST

Please note that school will conclude at 12:00 on Friday, 14 August to accommodate our Derby Day fixtures at Somerset College. It is important to note that Teaching and learning will continue as normal until 12:00, and learners are expected to attend all scheduled lessons.

HPV VACCINATION

The HPV vaccination is available for teenagers at most clinics. This is an important opportunity to protect young people against HPV-related diseases, and we encourage parents to speak to their healthcare provider or visit their local clinic for more information.

MAYOR OF CAPE TOWN - GEORDIN HILL-LEWIS

It was a privilege to welcome the Mayor of Cape Town, Geordin Hill-Lewis, who joined us as an opening speaker for the NASA Astronaut presentation.  Following the presentation, the Mayor asked to meet with the Parklands staff and shared his admiration for Parklands College's consistently outstanding performance at the Science Expo over many years. He specifically commended the College's exceptional Science programme, the strength of the supporting subject offerings, and the outstanding outcomes our learners continue to achieve.

His encouraging comments were a wonderful affirmation of the dedication, expertise and commitment of our staff. Thank you to everyone who contributes to making these opportunities possible for our learners.

BRINGING DIGITAL IDEAS TO LIFE

Our Grade 12 Digital Electronics learners are currently hard at work on their Practical Assessment Tasks, commonly referred to as PATs. A PAT is a formal, project-based component of the subject that allows learners to apply the knowledge and skills developed throughout the year. It involves planning, designing, constructing, testing and evaluating a practical solution, while carefully documenting each stage of the process.

Digital Electronics focuses on electronic systems that process information using digital signals. Learners engage with concepts such as logic circuits, electronic components, programming and problem-solving as they develop functional electronic solutions.

It was wonderful to see one of our Grade 12 learners fully engaged in her PAT, combining technical knowledge, accuracy and creativity to bring her design to life.

FRESH PASTA IN THE MAKING

The Grade 10 Hospitality Studies learners were hard at work in the kitchen this week as they learnt the valuable skill of making fresh tagliatelle from scratch.

Working in pairs, the learners carefully prepared, rolled and cut their pasta before cooking it to perfection. The kitchen was alive with excitement as each batch of freshly made pasta went into the pot. This practical lesson gave learners the opportunity to develop their culinary skills while experiencing the satisfaction of creating a well-loved dish from simple ingredients.

SPELLING BEE

The annual Inter-House Spelling Bee buzzed with excitement as the competitors showcased their linguistic abilities. Junior and senior participants represented their houses, eager to demonstrate their spelling skills to earn glory for their respective houses.

A massive thank you to Mrs H, Mr Dicks, Aisha, Connor as well as House prefects Hannah and Jack and the House captains for helping make the event happen.

Mr L Baker

BE THE "I" IN KIND - PROFESSOR JONATHAN JANSEN

During his address, Professor Jonathan Jansen embraced Parklands College's "Be the I in KIND" initiative, reinforcing the message that kindness begins with each individual. He encouraged our learners to recognise the positive impact they can have through empathy, compassion and the everyday choices they make.

MRS STEYNBERG - GOOGLE CERTIFIED INNOVATOR

Last week we reported on Mr Knaggs presenting at the Worldwide Apple Distinguished Schools Summit in Worcester, England where he presented our school's story.   

This week, we are equally proud to celebrate Mrs Steynberg, who attended the Google Innovator Academy in Atlanta as a recognised Google for Education Certified Innovator. This prestigious programme brings together outstanding educators who use Google technologies and artificial intelligence to develop innovative solutions to meaningful challenges in education.

We look forward to the new ideas, insights and expertise that Mrs Steynberg will bring back to Parklands College as we continue to embrace innovation and provide our learners with future-focused learning experiences.

WESTERN PROVINCE U12 ZONAL HOCKEY TRIALS

Parklands College was proud to host the U12 Western Province Zonal Hockey Trials, welcoming talented young players from across the region. It was a privilege to provide the venue for this exciting event, and we wish all the participants every success as they continue their journey towards Western Province selection.

FINAL GRADE 12 DANCE PRACTICAL EXAMINATION

Our Grade 12 Dance Studies learners performed very well in their final practical examinations.  Congratulations to Jaydee-Rain, Sujata and their teacher on this outstanding achievement.

A FINAL EVENING OF CULINARY EXCELLENCE

Our Grade 12 Hospitality Studies learners hosted their final Practical Assessment Task restaurant evenings on Wednesday and Thursday, marking an important milestone in their school journey

The restaurant evening forms part of the learners’ Hospitality Studies PAT and gives them the opportunity to demonstrate the practical knowledge and skills they have developed throughout the subject. From careful preparation and food production to presentation, service and teamwork, learners are required to apply professional hospitality standards in an authentic restaurant setting

Across both evenings, the learners worked with focus and confidence to create a memorable dining experience for their guests. Every detail reflected the planning, precision and commitment required behind the scenes—from preparing and plating each dish to ensuring that guests were warmly welcomed and attentively served.

These final restaurant evenings were a fitting celebration of the learners’ growth, creativity and dedication. We are incredibly proud of the professionalism they displayed and the way in which they brought their Hospitality Studies journey to a close.

SOUTH AFRICAN ENDURANCE SERIES INSPIRES PARKLANDS LEARNERS

Forty Parklands College learners, accompanied by members of the Hyperion Bots, recently enjoyed an unforgettable behind-the-scenes experience at Killarney International Raceway, following the Southern African Endurance Series’ (SAES) inspiring visit to the College as part of its Mandela Month Schools Initiative.

The initiative was designed to introduce learners to the exciting world of motorsport while showcasing the vast range of careers available beyond the driver’s seat. From engineering and technology to mechanics, data analysis, media, marketing, event management and robotics, learners discovered how STEM skills are at the heart of modern motorsport. 

The following day, our learners were invited into the heart of the action ahead of the prestigious Six Hours of Killarney, where they were given an exclusive experience rarely available to the public.

Walking through the pit lane and race garages, learners had the opportunity to speak directly with professional drivers, race engineers, mechanics and team members, gaining valuable insight into what it takes to prepare a race car for competition. They explored a variety of high-performance racing cars, climbed into cockpits, observed the intricate engineering behind endurance racing and experienced first-hand the teamwork, innovation and precision that underpin every successful race team.

One of the highlights of the day was watching the racing from the pit lane, offering a unique perspective on the speed, strategy and atmosphere of endurance motorsport. Being so close to the teams allowed learners to witness the constant communication, split-second decision-making and technical expertise that take place behind the scenes during a race weekend. The opportunity to ask questions, engage with industry professionals and experience the paddock environment gave our learners a deeper appreciation for the many careers that contribute to the success of a race team.

A special moment for our learners was seeing former Parklands College learner Tate Bishop. He is competing in the innovative Praga R1,the first of its kind to race in South Africa. Tate went on to secure pole position ahead of the Six Hours of Killarney with an outstanding qualifying lap. His achievement served as an inspiring reminder that passion, perseverance and hard work can open doors to extraordinary opportunities.

Throughout the day, our learners demonstrated genuine curiosity, asking thoughtful questions, engaging confidently with drivers, engineers and mechanics, and embracing every opportunity to learn. For many, it was their first experience inside a professional motorsport paddock, providing a real world understanding of how classroom learning in science, technology, engineering and mathematics translates into exciting and rewarding careers.

We extend our sincere thanks to the Southern African Endurance Series (SAES), Killarney International Raceway, the participating teams, drivers, engineers, mechanics and organisers for their generosity in opening their garages and sharing their knowledge with our learners. Experiences like these provide invaluable real-world learning opportunities, connecting classroom concepts with industry and inspiring young people to explore careers they may never have previously considered.

At Parklands College, we are committed to creating authentic learning experiences that extend beyond the classroom. Whether through robotics, engineering, technology or motorsport, opportunities such as these encourage our learners to think critically, embrace innovation, collaborate with others and discover the limitless possibilities that await them.

This partnership has the potential to become something much bigger. It is the beginning of a meaningful STEM initiative rather than just a one-off outing.

ALUMNI TATE BISHOP

Adding to the excitement was the presence of Parklands College alumnus Tate Bishop, who was also competing in the event. Learners were thrilled to see his race car up close and thoroughly enjoyed cheering on one of our own as he took to the track.

SAES INSPIRES THE NEXT GENERATION IN PARTNERSHIP WITH PARKLANDS COLLEGE

CELEBRATING OUR INNOVATIVE COOLEST PROJECTS PARTICIPANTS!

We are immensely proud of Amara Ismail, Suriya Dass, Amelia Campey, Mithabisi Khosa, and the Nimbus Guitar 2000 team for representing our College at the global Coolest Projects Awards. This international showcase is a wonderful celebration of technology and young innovation, and our learners truly shone on this stage.

A huge well done to all our bright sparks for representing the College so brilliantly. We are eager to see what you discover and build next!

PARKIE CORE APP EARNS TECHNOVATION 2026 SEMIFINALIST RECOGNITION

Congratulations to Yemira Mamdoo, whose Parkie Core App has been selected as a Semifinalist in the Senior Division of the 2026 Technovation Girls Challenge.

Technovation is a global competition that empowers young women to use technology and AI to develop innovative solutions to real-world challenges in their communities. This year, teams from more than 100 countries spent months researching problems, creating working app prototypes, and pitching their ideas to expert judges.

After progressing through a highly competitive quarterfinal round, Yemira's project earned a place among the international semifinalists, an outstanding achievement that recognises her creativity, problem-solving skills, and dedication. 

We are incredibly proud of Yemira for representing our school on the global stage. Well done on this remarkable accomplishment!

CLASS REPRESENTATIVE TRAINING

The newly elected Class Representatives for Quarter 3 and 4 had a training session on Wednesday, 5 August.

Learners engaged in a few fun activities, completed a 50 question formative and discussed the roles and responsibilities of being a class representative. A big thank you to Ka Wai Hou, our Learner Affairs Prefect who supported Mr Vardan and Mrs Weigelt-Harvey.

BITS REP TRAINING

The BITS Representative training included an exciting opportunity to explore the potential of virtual reality. Our BITS Representatives play an important role in supporting both learners and staff with day-to-day technology challenges in the classroom. The training not only strengthened their technical skills but also encouraged them to explore new and innovative ways in which technology can enhance teaching and learning.

TOUR DE MATHS - LEG 4

Congratulations to Thoshita Nagendrakumar and Mea van der Merwe, who finished in 6th place, while Hayden Naidoo and Rain Sun achieved an impressive 4th place finish. After four rounds, Parklands College is currently placed 6th - the final leg will take place on 10 September at Bishops.

MATRIC 40 DAY BREAKFAST

Our Grade 12 learners celebrated a special milestone - the Matric 40-Day Breakfast this morning. With their final NSC examinations fast approaching, the event provided an opportunity to pause and enjoy time together as a grade.

ESPORTS COUNTER-STRIKE PREPARING FOR COMIC CON

Our Counter-Strike teams have been hard at work sharpening their skills as they prepare for the upcoming Comic Con tournament.

PARKLANDS COLLEGE WELCOMES INTERNATIONAL VISITORS

Parklands College Secondary Faculty recently welcomed international visitors to the Sandown Campus for a day of cultural exchange, innovation, and learning. Mr Abe Ankumah, together with Joey Ankumah and Luca Mejia-Young from San Mateo County on the San Francisco Peninsula, California, spent the day at the College. Joey and Luca are learners at Junípero Serra High School, our collaborative partner in the annual International Online Showcase, Creative Solutions for the Global Good, and the Innovators Collective.

The visit began with a warm South African welcome, featuring a lively Marimba performance. Our guests also enjoyed the opportunity to learn how to play the marimba before reconnecting with Parklands College learners from the Innovation Collective Initiative, following their successful online collaboration during the 2026 Innovation Collective Showcase.

Visitors then enjoyed a guided tour of the campus, where they experienced the College's innovative learning environment and engaged with learners and staff.

The day concluded with attendance at the annual Diversity and Inclusion Indaba. Guided by the theme, "Lead with empathy. Listen with intention. Build belonging," the Indaba inspired meaningful conversations about inclusion, empathy, and belonging in partnership with organisations committed to youth empowerment and social justice. A particular highlight was the opportunity for our guests to engage in insightful discussions with Professor Johnathan Jansen, an experience they described as both inspiring and memorable.

The visit celebrated the power of global collaboration, cultural connection, and shared learning, reinforcing Parklands College's commitment to preparing learners to thrive in an interconnected world.

STAFF DEVELOPMENT

Our educators participate in weekly professional development sessions as part of our commitment to continuous improvement and excellence in teaching and learning. These sessions provide valuable opportunities to share best practice, explore innovative teaching strategies and strengthen collaboration across departments. Some of the most impactful sessions are those led by colleagues, where educators learn directly from one another through the sharing of expertise, practical classroom experiences and successful approaches.

SATURDAY SCIENCE FOR GRADE 12

While many enjoyed a slower Saturday morning, our Grade 12 Physical Sciences learners were back at school, making the most of an additional workshop to strengthen their understanding and prepare for the demands of the final examinations. 

STRONG PERFORMANCE AT THE WESTERN PROVINCE PROVINCIAL DEBATING TOURNAMENT

Over two consecutive weekends, from 25–26 July and 1–2 August, our debating teams competed at the Western Province Provincial Debating Tournament held at the University of Cape Town (UCT). Demonstrating exceptional critical thinking, eloquence, and composure under pressure, all three of our teams represented the school with distinction.

Team Results

Our Senior Team—Connor Crighton, Aisha Salie, Liat Demissew, and Kaylee-Jade Mestre—delivered an outstanding performance throughout the preliminary rounds. Going unbeaten with a 6/6 record, they advanced into the knockout stages ranked 1st overall in the province before concluding their campaign as Semi-Finalists.

The Independent Senior Team, consisting of Jorja Hoppe, Caitlin Smith, and Lily Howe, also produced a stellar showing. Winning 5 of their 6 debates, with their only loss coming against our own Senior Team, they secured an impressive 3rd place overall.

For our Junior Team—Roch Angel, Riley Athanassiou, Lexi Torlutter, Yihan Dai, and Emma Chow—this tournament marked their debut at the provincial level. Finishing 27th overall, the team showed remarkable growth, determination, and promise for future competitions.

Individual Speaker Recognition

In addition to team accolades, several debaters earned notable individual rankings among the top speakers in the province:

• Connor Crighton was ranked as the #1 Senior Speaker in the Province.

• Liat Demissew achieved a superb #7 Senior Speaker ranking.

• Roch Angel secured the #18 ranking overall in his very first Junior Provincial tournament.

Western Province Team Trials

Following their performances at UCT, five of our debaters have been invited to participate in the Western Province Team Trials taking place on 15–16 August:

• Aisha Salie

• Connor Crighton

• Liat Demissew

• Caitlin Smith

• Jorja Hoppe

We congratulate all of our debaters on their dedicated effort and outstanding achievements, and we wish our trialists the best of luck as they compete for provincial selection.

ROOIBOS IS GOING TO SPACE AND PARKLANDS IS AT THE CENTRE

In October, Rooibos seeds will launch from Cape Canaveral aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9, dock with the International Space Station, and spend about six weeks in orbit before returning to Earth. It is the first time an indigenous South African plant has flown as part of a space research programme.

Rooibos in Space is a project of the South African Rooibos Council and MaxIQ Space, backed by SANSA. Parklands is involved in three ways.

The programme was launched on 16 July in our Innovation Centre. It drew national and international coverage, from News24 and SABC at home to France24 and RFI abroad.

When the seeds return, our Secondary learners will plant them alongside Earth-grown controls and track how the two compare. Three seed types fly: untreated, scarified, and scarified with a protective coating, each matched to a control on the ground. The question is whether time in space changes how they germinate and grow.

Our Senior Preparatory learners are coding the device that will monitor the environment they are exposed to. The seeds travel with a Springbot, a single-board computer built by MaxIQ Space in Cape Town. It records the conditions the seeds experience on the ISS: temperature, humidity, gases including carbon dioxide, light, and microgravity. Its accelerometer is what will prove the seeds reached orbit. Our Grade 6 learners are programming it in SpringBlock, a drag-and-drop language built with the original Scratch team. It is the first time a single-board education computer will run in space using block coding. The data is saved to a micro SD card and read back here in Cape Town.

Parklands is MaxIQ Space's Centre of Excellence, which is why our learners get first access to hardware like this.

The seeds fly in October. We will share updates as the mission progresses.

https://www.sabcnews.com/sabcnews/stem-project-launches-rooibos-seeds-to-space-station/

SPECIAL VISITORS TO OUR SPORTS FIELD

This week, our learners and staff were treated to a delightful sight as a family of geese made their way across one of our sports fields. Play paused for a few moments while everyone watched the determined parents carefully lead their goslings safely across the grass.

ASSESSMENT CALENDARS

Please visit the Academic Links section to view the Assessment Calendars.

TIMETABLES

Please use the links below to access the various timetables.

GRADE 12 FINAL NSC EXAMINATIONS 2026

Access the Official Timetable

Learners and parents can download the official DBE 2026 NSC Final Examination Timetable using the link below:

2026 DBE NSC Final Examination Timetable

The timetable has been published by the Department of Basic Education and contains all examination dates, session times and subjects for the October/November 2026 examination period.

Grade 12 Timeline

In addition to the official DBE timetable, all Grade 12 learners have been provided with a Grade 12 Timeline for the remainder of the academic year. This document highlights key dates and milestones, including examination-related deadlines, revision opportunities, practical assessments, matric events and other important school commitments.

Learners are encouraged to keep both the DBE timetable and the Grade 12 Timeline readily accessible and to use them when planning their academic, personal and extracurricular commitments for the remainder of the year.

ENGLISH DEPARTMENT

SUBSTANCE ABUSE AWARENESS WORKSHOP - GRADE 7 AND GRADE 8

Please contact the counsellors for any learner support queries or information:

Samantha Scott: sjscott@parklands.co.za

Serlina Amy Kistan: skistan@parklands.co.za

TERTIARY STUDIES

Public tertiary institution application dates for the class of 2026

FROM THE HEAD OF SPORT

Dear Parents and Guardians

Our annual Derby Day on Saturday 15th August is a compulsory school event for all learners where we will travel to Somerset College. 

This is one of the biggest events on our school calendar and promises to be a fantastic day of sport, culture and school spirit.

To assist with transport planning, all parents are required to complete the Google Form below by 17:00 on Monday, 10 August, regardless of whether your child will be travelling by bus or with you. 

Learners playing sport and those involved in a cultural or academic event are expected to travel with the bus as they would for an away fixture/activity.  It is part of the Derby Day experience! 

Parents of learners who are playing sport are requested to complete this form as well. Our managers and coaches are in the process of communicating team lists and information to parents and players. 

The form takes less than two minutes to complete.

Google Form: Derby Day Transport  - Saturday 15th August

Programme: Derby Day Programme 2026

Thank you for your support. We look forward to a fantastic Derby Day.

The Sports Department

HOME AND AWAY

On Wednesday 5th August we welcomed Hutcheson Grammar from Glasgow, Scotland, to our school for hockey matches. 

Other matches played in the week...

Half-time:  Hamlets 15 - 5 Parklands

Full-time: Hamlets  22 - 10 Parklands

Parklands scorers: 

Tries: Gabriel Kayser, Chulumanco Mdudu

Man of the match:  Adam Henderson

Having played their last match more than two months ago before exams and the mid-term break, the Parklands College Predators were keen to get back on the park with a view to preparing for the much anticipated Derby Day match against Somerset College in two weeks time.

It was a perfect morning for rugby in the little town of Mamré. The match got under way shortly after 11:30 and it proved to be one of the best matches of the season.  The home side managed to get on the scoreboard with a penalty in the third minute. Thereafter it looked as if the Predators would score, as they were applying lots of pressure in the hosts’ quarter of the field.  However, Hamlets launched a counter-attack that led to a converted try, giving them a lead of 10-0 after ten minutes.  The Predators continued to play with confidence and were rewarded with a try by Gabriel Kayser to narrow the gap to just 5 points.  Just before half-time, Hamlets once again stretched the lead to 10 points with another try, the scoreboard showing 15-5 in their favour at the break.

Despite the heat, both teams played with vigour in the second half and both teams showed great determination on defence.  A try by Chulumanco Mdudu about twelve minutes after the restart narrowed the gap to 15-10 and for the remainder of the match, it certainly looked as if either side could win the match.  The Predators came agonisingly close to scoring a few times, but resolute defence by the home side kept them from crossing the line to score.  Five minutes from the end of the match, the Predators launched a ferocious attack but were thwarted, and a breakout from the 22m area of the hosts’ half of the field found the hands of a player wearing jet shoes, and none of the chasing Predators defenders was able to stop him from scoring under the posts to ensure another seven points would be added to widen the gap to 22-10.  

In the last few minutes, the Predators continued to play as if they could still take the spoils, again coming close to scoring. This was one of the best Predators team performances of the season and although it would be fair to say that the better team won on the day, the Predators will probably feel a little disappointed that the final score had a margin of 12 points as the contest was much closer than the scoreline suggests.  It was a great effort and the boys can be proud of their performance. 

LEARNER ACHIEVEMENTS

We always love to hear of our learners' external sports achievements. Please email a short blurb along with 3 high-quality photographs (1 Mb minimum) to External Sport News.  

Cross Country

We would like to congratulate the following learners on their selection to the Northern Zone Cross Country Team.

We are incredibly proud of this achievement and wish them every success at the Cape Metro Schools Cross Country Championships on 15 August.

We wish them all the very best as they represent the Northern Zone and our College.

U14 Boys: Mukandi Chikwati

U14 Girls: Lexi Torlutter

U17 Girls: Scarlett Papakostadinou

U17 Boys: Steffan Hillebrand

Gymnastics

Congratulations to Grade 8 learner Phoebe Day, who competed in the Level 4 District Gymnastics Championships this past weekend. Phoebe delivered an excellent performance and has qualified for the Western Cape Gymnastics Championships, which will take place at the end of August. 

We wish her every success as she prepares to compete at provincial level. Well done Phoebe!

SPORTS DEPARTMENT

Girls' hockey: Rebecca Walker (rwalker@parklands.co.za)

Girls' netball: Jolene Tadema (jtadema@parklands.co.za)

Chess, cross country, and boys' soccer: Marc Viljoen (mviljoen@parklands.co.za)

Rugby and girls' soccer: Darin Viljoen (dviljoen@parklands.co.za)

Head of Cricket and Boys' hockey: Gary Gilder (ggilder@parklands.co.za)

Head of Sport: Darryn Hunt (dhunt@parklands.co.za)

WINTER SPORT TIMETABLE 2026

Please remember to subscribe to our Secondary sports calendar using this link:  Secondary Sports Calendar

COMMAN SENSE MEDIA 

Looking for trusted advice on the apps, games, social media platforms, and digital trends your kids are using? Common Sense Media's Parents' Ultimate Guides offer practical, easy-to-understand information to help families make informed decisions, start meaningful conversations, and navigate the digital world with confidence.

https://www.commonsensemedia.org/parents-ultimate-guides

PARENT BUSINESS DIRECTORY

College parents are able to list their businesses in our Parent Business Directory for free – www.parklands.co.za/parent-business-directory/.

Should you be interested in marketing your business to over 1000 families, email: marketing@parklands.co.za to get started.

All listings will be subject to the College’s final approval.

This week's feature business is...

IMPORTANT REMINDERS FOR PARENTS

College Crest and Logos

The College Crest and logos are registered trademarks and may not be used without permission from the Head of Marketing: cdevos@parklands.co.za 

Access to Campus

Please note that for security reasons, no parents or visitors are allowed past the Admin building during the week without reporting to reception.  We have instructed our learners and staff to ask anyone without a Visitor's Badge to report to reception.

No Dogs Allowed

Please note that the College does not allow animals, especially dogs, on campus, except in the following cases:

• Officially registered guide or support dogs (with the necessary harness).

• Pets owned by personnel residing on campus for security purposes.

Lost Cellphones

Almost on a daily basis, we are asked to assist with finding lost cellphones.  It has become an impossible task and we simply cannot expect staff to actively look for misplaced cellphones.  We provide adequate facilities for the learners to lock their devices away.

If a learner misplaces or loses their cellphone, parents are required to report the missing device to the local police station.

Learners need to complete a report about the missing device at the reception of the ICT desk in the event that it is handed in.

AirPods

We do not look for missing AirPods.  Learners have been told that they should rather not bring AirPods to school, as they get lost easily.

2026 DATES

Summer Quarter:  20 Jan - 26 March

Autumn Quarter:  8 April - 24 June

Winter Quarter:  22 July - 23 September

Spring Quarter:  14 October - 4 December

Proposed 2027 Dates for Learners

Summer Quarter: 19 Jan 2027 -  18 March 2027

Autumn Quarter: 7 April 2027 -  23 June 2027

Winter Quarter: 21 July 2027 - 22 Sept 2027

Spring Quarter: 6 Oct 2027 - 3 Dec 2027

SOCIAL MEDIA 

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MEMOS FROM OTHER FACULTIES

PP: https://ppblog.parklands.co.za

JP: https://jpblog.parklands.co.za

SP: https://spblog.parklands.co.za

Wishing all our parents and learners a restful and enjoyable long weekend.

Ancia Vosloo

Principal: Secondary Faculty

avosloo@parklands.co.za