Cricket Update October 2017

What a great week for Northwood School Cricket!

All our teams defeated DHS and it was pretty much a one sided affair in all matches.
Special mention must go towards Jawaad Aziz for scoring 107 not out, to lead his team to an imposing total of 249.
Our under 14A cricket team are doing fantastically, with great results at the Shaun Pollock Festival beating Grey College, Hudson Park, Queens College and Parktown Boys High.

Well done to all involved. It’s great to notice that the processes we are implementing to improve cricket here at Northwood are working, although we are still far from the finished product.

The first cricket team are also developing very nicely and this is showing in some of the recent results. At Michealmas week, the boys showed great composure by beating both King Edward School VII and St Albans and loosing to St Johns College by just 3 runs.

Lastly, we are very excited to announce that Riaan Minnie is now employed at Northwood as the Cricket Skills Development Officer. Very exciting times!

We are moving forward at Northwood!

Divan van Wyk
Northwood Director of Cricket

Radio Revision Lessons – The Final Push 2017

Date Subject Presenters Topic Focs Time
21-10-2017

Saturday

English FAL Mr S Nkabini

Mr S Zondi

Comprehension, summary,visual literacy and language editing skills. 21:00 – 21:30
23-10-2017

Monday

English FAL Mr Nkabini

Mr S Zondi

Comprehension, summary,visual literacy and language editing skills. 21:00 – 21:30
24-10-2017

Tuesday

Accounting Ms D Mkhwanazi Paper 1 21:00 – 21:30
25-10-2017

Wednesday

Mathematical Literacy Mr SP Dlamini Paper 1 21:00 – 21:30
26-10-2017

Thursday

Mathematics Mr S Kubheka

Mr S Khanyile

Paper 1 21:00 – 21:30
28-10-2017

Saturday

Mathematics Mr S Kubheka

Mr S Khanyile

Paper 2 21:00 – 21:30
29-10-2017

Sunday

Mathematics Mr S Kubheka

Mr S Khanyile

Paper 2 21:00 – 21:30
30-10-2017

Monday

Geography Ms X Ngwenya

Mr N Ndlela

Paper 1&2 21:00 – 21:30
31-10-2017

Tuesday

IsiZulu Home Language Mrs S Shabalala

Mr TW Mthimkhulu

Paper 1 21:00 – 21:30
01-11-2017

Wednesday

Economics Mr L Nene

Mrs N Majozi

Circular Flow and Public 21:00 – 21:30
02-11-2017

Thursday

Physical Sciences Mr KP Ntshosho

Mr M Khumalo

Paper 1 21:00 – 21:30
04-11-2017

Saturday

Physical Sciences Mr KP Ntshosho

Mr M Khumalo

Paper 2 21:00 – 21:30
05-11-2017

Sunday

Physical Sciences Mr KP Ntshosho

Mr M Khumalo

Paper 2 21:00 – 21:30
06-11-2017

Monday

Economics Mr L Nene

Mrs N Majozi

Perfect Market and Environmental Stability 21:00 – 21:30
07-11-2017

Tuesday

English FAL Mr Nkabini Drama and short stories. 21:00 – 21:30
08-11-2017

Wednesday

IsiZulu Home Language Mrs S Shabalala

Mr TW Mthimkhulu

Paper 2 21:00 – 21:30
09-11-2017

Thursday

Life Sciences Mr Memela Paper 1 21:00 – 21:30
11-11-2017

Saturday

Life Sciences Mr Memela Paper 2 21:00 – 21:30
12-11-2017

Sunday

Life Sciences Mr Memela Paper 2 21:00 – 21:30
13-11-2017

Monday

History Ms GM Hadebe Paper 1 21:00 – 21:30
14-11-2017

Tuesday

History Ms GM Hadebe Paper1 21:00 – 21:30
15-11-2017

Wednesday

IsiZulu Home Language Mrs S Shabalala

Mr TW Mthimkhulu

Paper 3 21:00 – 21:30
16-11-2017

Thursday

Agricultural Sciences Ms Z Ngema

Mrs N Nodada

Paper 1 21:00 – 21:30
18-11-2017

Saturday

Agricultural Sciences Ms Z Ngema

Mrs N Nodada

Paper 2 21:00 – 21:30
19-11-2017

Sunday

Agricultural Sciences Ms Z Ngema

Mrs N Nodada

Paper 2 21:00 – 21:30
20-11-2017

Monday

History Ms GM Hadebe Paper 2 21:00 – 21:30
21-11-2017

Tuesday

Business Studies Mr P Ntshingila Paper 1 21:00 – 21:30
22-11-2017

Wednesday

Business Studies Mr P Ntshingila Paper 1 21:00 – 21:30
23-11-2017

Thursday

English FAL Mr S Nkabini

Mr S Zondi

Essays 21:00 – 21:30
25-11-2017

Saturday

English FAL Mr S Nkabini

Mr S Zondi

Shorter and lower transactional texts

 

21:00 – 21:30
26-11-2017

Sunday

English FAL Mr S Nkabini

Mr S Zondi

Shorter and lower transactional texts

 

21:00 – 21:30

 

Save the Date – Northwood Open Evening 2018

Prospective parents and pupils are invited to join us for a tour of our academic, sporting and cultural facilities, including a presentation on our school’s rich history and ethos.

Date:  Thursday 8 February 2018

Registration and Tours begin at 5:30pm from the schools main entrance in Adelaide Tambo Drive.

For further information please email:  marketing@nwood.co.za

Northwood 9th Annual Quadrangular Athletics Meeting

On Friday the 31st of August Northwood School hosted the 9th annual Quadrangular Inter School Athletics Meet. It was an exciting and very competitive competition, with all the schools trying their best to come out on top. Since 2009 Durban High School have been the front runners, winning overall until 2017 where Glenwood High School surprised everyone and came out on top.

Northwood School had better plans for 2018, pulled out a rabbit out of the hat, beating Westville Boys High School by 78 points and beating Durban High School by 59 points. This was the first time Northwood had won the Quadrangular meet.

 

Some great individual brilliance by the Northwood Captain M. Mudara who was the Best U19 Athlete, K. Denyssen (WBHS) Best U17 Athlete and S. Anker (DHS) Best U15 Athlete.

 

A special mention goes to M. Gaines from Durban High School for breaking the Long Jump record of 6,79M by jumping 7.03M.

 

A big thank you to all staff involved from all schools, looking forward to our next Quadrangular meeting in 2019

The 1st XI played a very threatening Michaelhouse 1st XI on Saturday. The match started with Michaelhouse applying maximum pressure from the first whistle. With Michaelhouse pressing high and so many numbers up, they left themselves exposed at the back and this gave Tyler Tomsett far too much freedom up front and within five minutes blasted the first opportunity Northwood had home to take the lead slightly against the ruin of play. This seem to energise Michaelhouse who then came firing even harder and created their best chances just minutes later but Quinn McKenzie made the save of the season to keep the 1-0 lead in tact. from that outlet, Northwood forced a penalty corner which Dylan Ferreira sent flying home to double the lead just before the end of the first quarter. Michaelhouse continued to press high and this left them too vulnerable and just six minutes into the second quarter, Chris Sarafidis burst away and exquisitely chipped the keeper to make it 3-0. A minute later it was Nick Wright’s turn to add to the lead and a minute after that saw the goal of the half from Northwood captain who waltzed his way through the Michaelhouse defence to rocket a shot into the side netting to leave the visitors stunned at 5-0 down at half time.

The second half saw Northwood let up on the intensity they showed in the first half and Michaelhouse soon capitalised by scoring the only goal of the third quarter. They then hit the back of the Northwood net early in the fourth quarter to make it 5-2 and a comeback seemed likely until Tyler Tomsett scored the goal of the season after some sublime skill to create a backhand opportunity that ended in the top corner. This snuffed all hope for Michaelhouse. Both teams went on to score a further goal each but the damage was done. Michaelhouse was completely blown away by the Knights, who were devastatingly accurate and ruthless in front of goal.

What a game! Well done.

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