Good day to all parents
VACCINATION FOR RUBELLA VACCINE:
All learners, grade R to 15 years will be vaccinated on the 15th of September. All learners between these ages will receive a form in the next few days. This form needs to be completed and sent back to school.
PLEASE MAKE SURE YOUR CHILD IS AT SCHOOL ON THIS DAY. They will only visit the school on this specific day, no other day.
We have been advised that this is a BOOSTER vaccine and that everyone that had the vaccine already can be vaccinated again. They encourage everyone to get the Booster.
RE-REGISTRATION FOR 2025:
We have started with re-registration for 2025. Not all learners are automatically re-registered for the next academic year. Make sure you complete the form and send it to school ASAP. We are enrolling new learners and we are not keeping space after the due date for re-registration forms to be back. For any queries, please send a mail to
Primary school: Miss Heidi vd Merwe: fees@cvc.africa
High school: Mrs Charmaine Scholtz: hsfees@cvc.africa
Info: Mr Nardus Scholtz: info@cvc.africa
ART COMPETITION:
Three of our learners were invited to attend a special ceremony on Saturday, 30 August at the Voortrekker Monument. They were all category winners and received a diploma and medal.
They will be guests of honour at this event:
Hope Ndlovu – Grade 3E – A++ and category winner in Drawing
Oarabile Makgato – Grade 3A – A++ and category winner in Painting
Tshiamo Tsebe – Grade 4 – A++ and category winner in Drawing
IMPORTANT DATES:
| 5 September 2025 | Gr R – 3 Dress Up day |
| RCL Grade 8 – 11 Leadership summit at school 13h00 | |
| 12 September 2025 | Funky Socks Day: R 5,00 Wear PE clothes with funky socks |
DISCIPLINE:
We would like to thank each and every parent that takes our hands and make sure that our learners behave properly. We are so proud of most of our learners and we can see that the parents are strict and that there are rules that must be obeyed. Our children are a photograph of us as parents. Children do what they are told, they mimic us. Sometimes it is good and other times it is bad. Always strive to be the best in what you are doing so that your child can become an example for the rest of the world.
Sometimes children are naughty, because they seek attention which they don’t get at home. They really yearn to be seen, to be hold, to be cared for. Sometimes they don’t get this at home and they would do anything to be recognized. So, parents, talk to your child, help them, hold them, love them. They are only a child for a very short time in life.
Discipline starts at home not at school. An unruly child will become an unruly adult. So let us make sure our children are examples to the rest of the world. Children that we can be proud of, children that will become leaders in the world.
LOST AND FOUND:
School clothes are so expensive these days. Learners are not looking after their clothes. They take it off and leave it or forget it on the playground, bus or class.
All these clothes are washed and packed in our storeroom. We do ask parents to please come to school and have a look at what we have before you buy new clothes for you child. There are brand new jerseys, socks, shirts etc here at school.
We made sure it is clean and neatly packed.
We would like to thank Dimpho Mavuka grade 9E for the generous donations of school clothes. It will surely help another child in need. This is such a beautiful gesture to help others. THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!
FUNKY SOCKS DAY
Date: 12 September 2025
Funky Socks Day is a national fundraising initiative led by PNA to support four incredible organisations: Breadline Africa, CHOC – Childhood Cancer Foundation, Tally to Read and Matla a Bana.
One sticker support 4 causes
- Pay R5,00
- Get a sticker
- Wear PE clothes
- Wear funky socks
All money raised will be donated to PNA for this fundraiser
Regards
Mr.JS Diedericks
Principal
