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NEWSLETTER 27 | TERM 3 – 2025

Good day to all parents

VACCINATION FOR RUBELLA VACCINE:

Vaccination is done.   Thank you to all the parents that did send the forms back on time.

RE-REGISTRATION FOR 2025:

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

IMPORTANT DATES:

17 September 2025Grade 3 outing to Sci Enza (Group 1)
18 September 2025Grade 3 outing to Sci Enza (Group 2)
19 September 2025Grade R – Grandparents Day at school:  9h00 – 11h30
27 September 2025Gr 3 Mother and Daughter Tea at school
1 October 2025Last day for buses to pick up and drop off.  School closes.
2 October 2025Learners Gr R – 7 can still come to school today, but parents must transport themselves.  NO BUSES TODAY. Learners must use own transport. All learners grade R – 7 must be picked up not later than 12h00.  BELA-BELA (WARMBATHS) outing:  High School.
13 October 2025School re-opens for term 4.

Reports will go out the first Friday after school re-opens for term 4.

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.

DISCIPLINE:

We are going to have regular inspections, mostly before school start.  Many learners are wearing the wrong clothing (not uniform).

There is also a problem with nails, hair, jewellery and make up.  The school rules are very clear and all is stipulated in the diary.  Make sure your child is properly dressed and obey the rules.  Learners that don’t obey the rules will be given demerits and parents will be informed immediately after the inspection.

If learners are dressed according to school rules, there will be discipline at school and academically they will excel. 

Let us take hands and make sure that Charlton Vos learners are an example to the rest of the world.  Discipline starts at home.

Thank you to all the parents that make sure their children are dressed according to school rules and that are respectful towards learners and teachers.  We appreciate it, it makes our work so much easier here at school. 

Regards
Mr.JS Diedericks
Principal

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