May 2019 Newsletter
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Participation in the SACEE Shakespeare Monologue Competition
Students from Willowmoore High School and other schools may participate in the annual SACEE Shakespeare Monologue Competition, performing up to three speeches from different plays. The event is open to learners across Johannesburg.
- Who it is for
- learners at Willowmoore High School and other schools
- How to act on it
- Perform monologues at the SACEE Shakespeare Monologue Competition
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This year besides 9 learners from Willowmoore High there were King Edward the Seventh school, King David's Linksfield, Poplar Academy, St James College, Redhill High, the British International School and members of the National Children's Theatre.
Cash donations for community support
In addition to physical goods, cash donations are welcome to support the food and care packages being distributed to underprivileged families through the Willowmoore Interact Society.
- Who it is for
- parents, students, and community members
- How to act on it
- Donate cash directly to the Accounts Office or with involved teachers
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Cash donations are also welcome.
Food donations for underprivileged families
Willowmoore High School’s Interact Society is collecting non-perishable food items and hygiene products to support families in need during winter. Items include baked beans, rice, peanut butter, tinned vegetables, soap, washing powder, and more. Donations can be dropped off at the Accounts Office or with participating teachers.
- Who it is for
- parents, students, and community members
- How to act on it
- Drop off food items at the Accounts Office or with involved teachers
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These items are gathered into food bundles and distributed to families in need on the feeding scheme or through local charities. The following items are particularly welcomed: Baked beans, pilchards, jam, peanut butter, rice, teabags, cooking oil, packet soups, long life milk, salt, tomato and onion mix, soft porridge, oats, 2 minute noodles, sugar, pasta, biscuits, tinned vegetables , corned meat, cakes of soap, and boxes of washing powder. These items can be dropped off at the Accounts Office or with the various teachers who are involved in Interact.
Visit to Atlas Copco for Take a Girl Child to Work Day
Grade Nine girls from Willowmoore High School are invited to visit Atlas Copco’s engineering and aviation facilities to learn about technical careers. This event is part of an ongoing school initiative to empower young women in STEM fields.
- Who it is for
- Grade Nine girls at Willowmoore High School
- How to act on it
- Participate in the tour supervised by Mrs Van der Heever at Atlas Copco
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Recently Willowmoore High organized 10 grade Nine girls from the school to pay a visit to the engineering and aviation facilities at Atlas Copco as part of the ongoing initiative, Take a Girl Child to Work day.
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https://www.willowmoore.co.za/may-2019-newsletter/
Key Takeaways
- May 2019
- Willowmoore High School
- SACEE Shakespeare Monologue Competition
- Interact Society
- Take a Girl Child to Work Day
- Atlas Copco
- Connections Community Church
- Eleanor-Mary Cadell
- Lizzie Staughton
- Mrs Van der Heever
- Janique Maduray
- Tasneem Akoojee
- Zainaaz Hansa
- Willowmoore High School
- SACEE
- Shakespeare Society
- Willowmoore Interact Society
- Take a Girl Child to Work day
- Atlas Copco
- National Children's Theatre
- King Edward the Seventh school
- King David's Linksfield
- Poplar Academy
- St James College
- Redhill High
- British International School
- Connections Community Church
- Eleanor-Mary Cadell
- Lizzie Staughton
- Mrs Van der Heever