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Stanford Lake College Cultural Program 2012

Junior Program

All grade 8 and 9 students will attend cultural modules in predetermined groups. This will be on a rotational basis and they will cover each of the following modules:

Drama and Theatrical studies (D&T)

Mr M. Swann

 

Music Appreciation (Mus) 

Mr M. Swann

 

Discourse and Citizenship (DC)

Mr T. Mhunduru

 

Gardening and outreach (Gard)

Mrs M. Freestone

 

Study Skills and Time Management (SST)

Mr C. Carolyn

 

Health and Nutrition (H&N) 

Mr S. Friedrichs

 

Community Service Projects (Comm) 

Gap students

 

The format and program will be as follows:

Term 1

 

8.1

8.2

9.1

9.2

 

Tuesday

D&T

H&N

Gard

Comm

 

Thursday

H&N

D&T

Comm

Gard

 

 

Term 2

 

8.1

8.2

9.1

9.2

 

Tuesday

Gard

Comm

H&N

D&T

 

Thursday

Comm

Gard

D&T

H&N

 

 

Term 3

 

8.1

8.2

9.1

9.2

 

Tuesday

Mus

DC

SST

Gard

 

Thursday

DC

Mus

Gard

SST

 

Senior Program

Grade 10-12 students will be offered a range of cultural activities which will run as clubs on a Monday and a Tuesday. Grade 10 and 11 students will be obliged to do at least one activity. The activities on offer are as follows:

Monday

World Politics 

Mr S. Wilson

 

Public Speaking     

Mrs S. Abbott

 

Music Ensembles

Mr T. Mhunduru

 

Drama Club  

Mr M. Swann/ Mrs R. Boshoff

 

Chess Club  

Mr D. Park

 

Science Expo 

Mrs H. Hawken

 

Tuesday

Debating  

Mr R. Abbott / Mr L. Braggin

 

Sepedi culture and localism

Mr J. Moshia

 

Music Ensembles   

Mr T. Mhunduru

 

Journaling and Creative Writing 

Mrs S. Abbott

 

Chess  

Mr D. Park

 

 

Thursday

School Choir  

Mr T. Mhunduru / Mr M. Swann

 

School Productions 

I Know What You Did Last Saturday

This year’s school production, performed at the end of term 3, was a great success. The play was based on the film ‘The Breakfast Club’ but had been adapted by the students. They wrote an extra script to go with the original and prepared their own dances and songs which mirrored the action on the stage. The final result was a wonderful collage of differing artistic skills and involved over 50 students. The play demonstrated Stanford students’ ability on the stage and allowed them a unique term in which they could experiment with and learn new creative skills. Their commitment and resilience during a hard term of rehearsals must be commended. The two performances, just before our September holiday, ended the term with a bang and all the actors and musicians involved received great credit for their effort and skill.

 

2011 Activities

Play Festival (21 March)
School Cabaret (7-8 October)

Roots of Rock  

Stanford Lake College was rocking, the Barnyard was rolling-in fact, the whole mountain was "all shook up"! Xerox and the students of Stanford Lake College really did themselves proud with their production of Roots of Rock. A lively cast ensured an entertaining evening of rockin and rollin!

The creative team consisted of Elizabeth Hollestein, Mari Weber, MiniMax, Respiro Studios, Megan Gardiner, Harddrive Productions, DRG Services, Soundmaster and SLC staff. This tremendous amount of combined creative energy resulted in an excellent home grown production, with singing; dancing and acting-to make even the sternest critic applaud.

No less than 150 students participated in this tribute to Rock’s greatest moments with 23 hit songs being presented-ranging from the 50’s right up to the 80’s. In a celebration of Rock’s finest moments, special appearances were made by Chuck Berry, Elvis impersonators, the real Elvis, Jerry Lee Lewis, The Beatles, Joan Jett, Bruce Springsteen and Freddy Mercury.

The lovely professor W.O.Ow afterwards commented that this was definitely the most memorable visit on her recent world wide tour. In a charming gesture, she has undertaken to assist Mr. Wannabe Rocker on finding a recording studio.

 
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