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12/05/2020 at 8:40am
SACS PE workout challenge. Can you spell SACS with your GPS fitness tracker? Repost your best efforts @SACSHIGH https://t.co/FOi7bquyCW
SACS PE workout challenge. Can you spell SACS with your GPS fitness tracker? Repost your best efforts @SACSHIGH https://t.co/FOi7bquyCW
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Congratulations to Kyle Kleinhans and Sirhaan Mia who have both been selected for the Swimming South Africa National Junior Squad.
Listen to Nicholas Nejhardt, only in Grade 8, and already getting our feet tapping with this catchy tune, earning a Diploma in Friday's Eisteddfod.
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Listen to Nicholas Nejhardt, only in Grade 8, and already getting our feet tapping with this catchy tune, earning a Diploma in Friday's Eisteddfod.
SACS mourns the passing of Mr Stanley Williams. Mr Williams joined the SACS staff on 14 May 1950 at the age of 15. Mr Williams became Senior Caretaker after his father retired in January 1960. He held this position until he retired in 1998. The SACS community sends our sincere condolences to the family of Mr Williams.
Meet your 67 Kids to School team for 2020 (on the 67th day of lockdown):
Oliver Hartley, Dillon Williams, Josh Grieveson, Daniel Begg and Nicolas Anema
Oliver Hartley, Dillon Williams, Josh Grieveson, Daniel Begg and Nicolas Anema
Day 57: With the Matrics returning to school, today marks the final day for #SACSCovidQuotes. I sincerely hope that they have emboldened, encouraged, inspired and supported the SACS community, and others, during the lockdown period and will continue to do so during this difficult time.
"Denique (quid verbis opus est?) spectemur agendo!" ("Finally (what is the use of words?) let us be judged by our actions!") - Ovid (43 BC-17 AD), Roman poet, from Book XIII of his narrative poem, Metamorphoses
"Denique (quid verbis opus est?) spectemur agendo!" ("Finally (what is the use of words?) let us be judged by our actions!") - Ovid (43 BC-17 AD), Roman poet, from Book XIII of his narrative poem, Metamorphoses
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Day 57: With the Matrics returning to school, today marks the final day for #SACSCovidQuotes. I sincerely hope that they have emboldened, encouraged, inspired and supported the SACS community, and others, during the lockdown period and will continue to do so during this difficult time.
"Denique (quid verbis opus est?) spectemur agendo!" ("Finally (what is the use of words?) let us be judged by our actions!") - Ovid (43 BC-17 AD), Roman poet, from Book XIII of his narrative poem, Metamorphoses
"Denique (quid verbis opus est?) spectemur agendo!" ("Finally (what is the use of words?) let us be judged by our actions!") - Ovid (43 BC-17 AD), Roman poet, from Book XIII of his narrative poem, Metamorphoses