Muizenberg Junior School - Seagull Yearbook (Cape Town, South Africa)

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SPECIAL NEWS'IN BRIEF 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Inspections Visits to the z School Teachers? In- z Service Training General Knowledge Quiz 6 Inter-schools , Bible Quiz Q Ballet Concert : Service to the 2 Community Donations: Annual M Mr Sahlertz Art M Mr Lombard Junior Primary M Miss Walden Smith Needlework M Miss Bosch Physical Education idirlsl M Miss Wienand Remedial Teaching H Mr Meiring Library M Miss de Jongh Reading Team Theatre for Youth Capab Ballet Kat High School? St Johnls talk Schoolminethemwilds Filmftalk MinimBihle Theatre Traffic Department M Road Safety Salvation Army Talk Weaving Demonstration by Mrs Bisset Ca parent? Gifted Childp Programme TDAQT, CTeacher's Aid Team for Remedial Education? Junior Primary Workshops Staff Development Programmes Computers Computer Assisted Learning Choral Training Instrumental Training Winners of the Trieangular lntereSchools at Westcott Winners of the regional cup an outstanding production Entertaining Seniors of our community Peninsula Feeding Scheme The Blind Boys? Town Christmas Stamp Fund The Aged Round Table Xmas Toys Shawco Child Welfare QQJMTVQ A , ' . , , ,. ..,, . . -Y . ...,w.,..-,V . .i x in u3Xh,..m.',1a2 ,'... '. ,mv ..: contest 1 ., 1' ',,. , ,, . ..,,. ...f . - -X. - ' 1 ' ,' ' ,M - 1 1 ' ' ' .A jf, vwfe--free. ev---n'::'v: ':W.:f1 -.zfggga-f

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THE APPLE Ile COMPUTER , . . d,- D C 'ttee After extensive fundraising by successive ?,T,A I Ogml Computer the internally organized Compuspell, our school aCQUlVe 5 9 Apple Ile, in May this year, q - volved in comprehensiv As our Principal Mr Just, has been activily in 9 . A , ro ramno research as to the use of computers and related educational p g fc in schools, our computer was soon fully operatiODalc To cater for the pupils who have spelling difficultieS, tW9HtYvflV9 individually designed programmes have been worked out for twentye five pupils by their class teachers, These programmes have been fed into the computer and the pupils work on a roster basis throughe out the week, Various Maths programmes have been acquired or specifically designed for our children helping those who need practice in certain areas as well as stimulating the bright child, The computer programmes cover a wide spectrum W varying from Music Theory to the revision of the content subjects, To strike the balance in the use of the computer for remedial teaching, as well as to stimulate the gifted child, new programmes are always being devised or acquired from various educational sources, ln this way maximum use is made of the computer at all times, The beneficial effect of Computer Assisted Learning can never be underestimated, but the teacher's role remains paramount in the education of our children. MEDIA '7MONlT'OR?l S This ' . . page ls Spongored by 5Darkl1ng Pools A Paving 1- 881610 x s and the '

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1983 SCHOOL COMMITTEE Mr GDA. Wynne CChairman9 Mr G0 Musikanth CViceeChairmanJ Mrs Al Myers CSecretary7 Mr J, Arenhold Mr M, Cluer Mr Je Hitchcock Mr J, Poole Mr S, Rack 1983 PQTQA, COMMITTEE Mr Jn Poole fChairman7 Mrs Cb Musikanth iVicewChairmanJ CJanuary A Aprill Mrs A. Myers CViceeChairmanJ CMay M December? Mr LU van der Merwe Mrs MD Montgomery Mrs H, Adams Mrs Pc Albrecht Mrs Pa Allsop fJanuary U April? Mr J. Atkinson Mr J. Bruton Mrs Gs Freeman CJanuary M May! Mr HC Freeman Mrs LD Knoesen Mrs Jn Lane Mrs Mc Linnow Mrs LQ Poole Mrs HQ Roebert Mr An Silberstein Mrs L. Solomon Mrs J, Spijker lJenuary W Junep 'lv