- The document is a circular from Fairmont High School providing updates on academics, tests, events, and notices for parents and guardians.
- It outlines the test schedule for the second term, with tests in various subjects throughout April and May. Exams are scheduled to begin at the end of May.
- The calendar provides details on upcoming school events like plays, camps, sports competitions, and holidays for the remainder of the second term.
- Notices include reminders about medical certificates for missed tests, as well as information about fundraising events and volunteer opportunities.
This circular from Fairmont High School provides parents with updates on various school activities and important notices. It discusses the mid-year exam preparation period, interhouse plays, Mother's Day, assistance needed for alternate assessments, the matric focus calendar, the May test schedule, and notices about exams and medical certificates. It also announces fundraising efforts for Nepal earthquake survivors by past Fairmont pupils and calls parents to volunteer at an upcoming work party.
This circular from Fairmont High School provides parents with updates on academics, exams, athletics, events and important dates for the first term. It includes:
1) Details of exams coming up in the final weeks of the term in English, Afrikaans and other subjects for grades 8-12.
2) A congratulatory list of 14 athletes who qualified for the Western Province Athletics meeting after the Northern Zones Championships.
3) A calendar showing the 92 teaching days left in the year, holidays, and exam periods for matriculants.
4) A test schedule for March with dates of exams in various subjects each week for different grades.
5) Details of upcoming events
This circular from Fairmont High School provides parents with various announcements and information. It discusses a presentation given to students on social media abuse. It also provides details on upcoming tests, exams, and school closing dates. Additionally, it announces sports results and upcoming events like a school production, golf day, and Interact charity work. The circular aims to keep parents informed of academic, extracurricular, and administrative updates from the school.
Fairmont Secondary School received an academic award for improved results in the 2014 Systemic Tests. They received a certificate and R15,000 for having 40 more Grade 9 students score above 50% compared to the previous year. The circular provides information about upcoming tests, events, and requests assistance with catering and musical instruments. It congratulates the Grade 9 class of 2014 and their teachers on their academic achievement.
The document provides information to parents regarding upcoming events at the school. It includes:
1) Details of the newly elected School Governing Body members and upcoming tests and exams.
2) A calendar showing the number of teaching days remaining in the year and holidays.
3) A test schedule for the remainder of the term with subjects and dates.
4) Details about the boys' hockey tour to Holland taking place over the school holidays.
The circular provides updates on various school activities and events. It reminds parents about important upcoming exams and tests. It also discusses safety concerns around parents stopping in the road to let students cross and encourages using designated crossings instead. Additionally, it announces fundraising efforts including ticket giveaways and thanks donors who have contributed to the school.
This circular provides information to parents/guardians about upcoming exams, test dates, important notices and calendar events for the second term. It includes reminders about collecting matric certificates, requesting readers for exams, and encouraging learners in their studies as exams approach. It also lists sports results and upcoming large drill and netball competitions.
The document provides information to parents/guardians in a circular from Fairmont High School. It includes the following key points:
1) It welcomes families back and provides updates on academics, encouraging parents to attend upcoming meetings. It also congratulates staff members.
2) It outlines the test schedule for terms 3, including dates and subjects.
3) It lists the general calendar for upcoming events, activities, productions, and sports dates for term 3.
4) It announces and invites students to an Alpha course on life, faith and God to be held on Fridays.
5) It informs of an upcoming subject choice meeting for grade 9s and invites people from different careers to
This circular from Fairmont High School provides parents with updates on various school activities and important notices. It discusses the mid-year exam preparation period, interhouse plays, Mother's Day, assistance needed for alternate assessments, the matric focus calendar, the May test schedule, and notices about exams and medical certificates. It also announces fundraising efforts for Nepal earthquake survivors by past Fairmont pupils and calls parents to volunteer at an upcoming work party.
This circular from Fairmont High School provides parents with updates on academics, exams, athletics, events and important dates for the first term. It includes:
1) Details of exams coming up in the final weeks of the term in English, Afrikaans and other subjects for grades 8-12.
2) A congratulatory list of 14 athletes who qualified for the Western Province Athletics meeting after the Northern Zones Championships.
3) A calendar showing the 92 teaching days left in the year, holidays, and exam periods for matriculants.
4) A test schedule for March with dates of exams in various subjects each week for different grades.
5) Details of upcoming events
This circular from Fairmont High School provides parents with various announcements and information. It discusses a presentation given to students on social media abuse. It also provides details on upcoming tests, exams, and school closing dates. Additionally, it announces sports results and upcoming events like a school production, golf day, and Interact charity work. The circular aims to keep parents informed of academic, extracurricular, and administrative updates from the school.
Fairmont Secondary School received an academic award for improved results in the 2014 Systemic Tests. They received a certificate and R15,000 for having 40 more Grade 9 students score above 50% compared to the previous year. The circular provides information about upcoming tests, events, and requests assistance with catering and musical instruments. It congratulates the Grade 9 class of 2014 and their teachers on their academic achievement.
The document provides information to parents regarding upcoming events at the school. It includes:
1) Details of the newly elected School Governing Body members and upcoming tests and exams.
2) A calendar showing the number of teaching days remaining in the year and holidays.
3) A test schedule for the remainder of the term with subjects and dates.
4) Details about the boys' hockey tour to Holland taking place over the school holidays.
The circular provides updates on various school activities and events. It reminds parents about important upcoming exams and tests. It also discusses safety concerns around parents stopping in the road to let students cross and encourages using designated crossings instead. Additionally, it announces fundraising efforts including ticket giveaways and thanks donors who have contributed to the school.
This circular provides information to parents/guardians about upcoming exams, test dates, important notices and calendar events for the second term. It includes reminders about collecting matric certificates, requesting readers for exams, and encouraging learners in their studies as exams approach. It also lists sports results and upcoming large drill and netball competitions.
The document provides information to parents/guardians in a circular from Fairmont High School. It includes the following key points:
1) It welcomes families back and provides updates on academics, encouraging parents to attend upcoming meetings. It also congratulates staff members.
2) It outlines the test schedule for terms 3, including dates and subjects.
3) It lists the general calendar for upcoming events, activities, productions, and sports dates for term 3.
4) It announces and invites students to an Alpha course on life, faith and God to be held on Fridays.
5) It informs of an upcoming subject choice meeting for grade 9s and invites people from different careers to
This circular from Fairmont High School provides parents with updates and information on upcoming events and important dates. It discusses the recent school production, focus on upcoming exams for Grade 12 students, late student pickups, test dates, and important calendar dates including sports events and the Grade 9 subject choice meeting. It also announces visits from motivational speakers and opportunities for students in math and environmental competitions.
This document is a circular from Fairmont High School providing information to parents about the end of the first term and upcoming events in the second term. It includes:
1) A reminder of upcoming exams and tests in the final week of the first term as well as sporting events over the weekend.
2) A test calendar for the remainder of the first term and the start of the second term listing the subject and date for each grade's tests.
3) Details about the change to winter uniform starting the last week of April and requirements for both boys and girls uniforms.
4) A general calendar of events for the end of the first term and start of the second term including exams, camps, sports
Mrs Martin, the head teacher of Eggar's School, was invited to 10 Downing Street along with 90 other school leaders in recognition of her work supporting struggling schools. While there she met Prime Minister Gordon Brown and Ed Balls. The school has also received praise from a national educational consultant who observed lessons. Eggar's students have had success in various academic and extracurricular activities such as math and dance competitions. Upcoming events at the school include theater trips, exams, a school fete, and musical performances.
This document provides an overview of Eggar's School's recent examination results and achievements. It states that the school was recognized as being in the top 25% of schools nationally for improving student progress from key stage 2 to key stage 3 and key stage 2 to key stage 4. For the past four years, approximately 75% of students received 5+ A* to C grades, which is 10-15% higher than the national average. The school was also identified as a high performing specialist school and achieved Gold level accreditation from the Specialist Schools & Academies Trust. The document congratulates various students for their achievements in sports, music, dancing and other extracurricular activities. It provides the school calendar for upcoming events.
The circular provides information to parents about events at Fairmont High School for the start of the 2015 school year. It discusses the strong 2014 matriculation results, introduces new staff, and announces upcoming orientation activities for new grade 8 students including a fun day. It also lists contact information for grade heads and upcoming major events in the first school term.
The circular provides information to parents about upcoming events at the school including:
- Academic consultative meetings for parents and teachers in April and May. Exams will take place in late May and June.
- A classical music evening on April 17th featuring artwork.
- Details on the winter school uniform requirements and the official changeover date of April 28th.
- An important test calendar is provided listing the subject tests scheduled each week in April, May and June in the lead up to exams.
- A general calendar of end of term 1 and term 2 events is also included such as sports days, parent meetings, camps and exams.
This document provides a schedule for the week of June 14th including lunch times, exam dates, field trips, and flex times. It also includes schedules and dates for junior high exams, diploma exams, PATs, and sports events happening in the coming weeks. The document indicates that the school is on a "WEEK A" schedule.
This document is the Easter holiday edition newsletter from Fairmont High School. It provides information on upcoming academic, arts, and sports events. It also outlines the winter school uniform requirements and important test dates in the second school term. Additionally, it shares recent netball and hockey tournament results and an update from the boys' hockey tour group currently in Holland.
The newsletter provides updates from The Hayesbrook School, including:
- Year 13 students have received university offers and sessions will be held after February break to help students achieve the necessary grades.
- Record numbers are applying to join the sixth form in September 2015.
- A second parents' evening will be held in March for Year 11 students following pre-public exams in February.
- Students achieved success in handball, rocketry workshops, and a radiation workshop run by the University of Sussex.
- Brothers Daniel and Ben Tulett received acclaim for their cycling achievements in European championships.
- A mental arithmetic program is being run to teach trading skills based on historical stock market practices.
- Mr Temple
- The document is a newsletter from the British International School in Ho Chi Minh City providing information about upcoming events in August and September 2014.
- It includes details on orientation days, parent information evenings, trips, sports competitions, performances, and other school activities on the calendar.
- The head teacher's message welcomes returning and new families and provides logistical details about the start of term.
This newsletter provides updates from Southern Cross Schools, including information about recent and upcoming events. It discusses the school's 10th anniversary celebration held on August 6th, which included looking back at photographs from 2002 and 2011. It also previews upcoming sports matches and academic competitions. Additionally, it provides details about the progress being made on new sports fields and recognizes students who received academic and athletic awards at the anniversary ceremony.
This circular from Fairmont High School contains information for parents/guardians on upcoming tests, events, and other school matters. It discusses the following key points in 3 sentences:
Upcoming tests for various grades are scheduled in the next few weeks as the term winds down. The circular also announces events like the matric dance, a visit from a past pupil to discuss his career in aviation, and invites families to fundraising dinners to support upcoming school competitions. Finally, it shares news about sports awards and a guitar evening while requesting sponsorship for the annual Mr. and Miss Fairmont competition in March.
This document provides important dates and information for parents from the school principal. It summarizes upcoming events at the school including sports competitions, teacher only days, photo days and other important dates. It also reminds parents to check school accounts and returns sports uniforms. The document congratulates gymnastics students and wishes sports representatives the best.
This circular from Fairmont High School provides information to parents on upcoming exams, tests, events and deadlines. It announces that Grade 9 students will have ANA assessments in two weeks. It also provides the test schedule for September, notices about school closing times, and upcoming sports and fundraising events like the Mr. and Miss Fairmont competition and golf day. It encourages support for the Interact Society's bottle top collection drive and notifies about girls choir rehearsal times.
Southern Cross Schools held several athletic competitions and events last week.
At a cluster meet, one of the Prep School athletes, Angella Trzeciak, won and broke records in three events. Nine of the College's twelve athletes qualified for district trials.
The newsletter provides updates on academic activities, green awards given to students, swimming and netball coaching clinics, a pre-school visit by 7th graders, and a boarders outing. It also thanks volunteers and donors.
The document contains announcements and schedules for Barrhead Composite High School. It includes:
- The weekly lunch and flex schedules and events happening each day of the week in May including a track meet, BBQ, and no school day.
- Announcements about upcoming band performances, a PARTY program, provincial skills competitions, and reading day.
- Details about a guest speaker and BBQ on May 18th.
- Various club meetings and activities happening through Parent Link.
- Reminders about track practices, health care aide program, and hoodies for sale.
- Information sessions about student loans and a health sciences career camp.
This document provides a weekly schedule and announcements for Barrhead Composite High School. It includes:
- A schedule for the week of January 22-26 with daily lunch times and ELT/TAG schedules.
- Announcements about upcoming diploma exams in January and a professional development day with no school for students on January 31.
- Information about various events, programs, and deadlines for post-secondary options.
The document provides information for parents regarding the upcoming Easter holiday period at Fairmont College. It includes notices about upcoming academic and cultural events like the annual art exhibition and classical music evening. It also provides the school's winter uniform requirements and important test and exam dates for the second term. Finally, it shares recent netball results and the general calendar of events for the remainder of the first term and start of the second term.
This document provides a summary of various announcements and information from Fairmont High School. It includes the following:
1) A student won first place in a visual art competition. Matric exams have begun and parents are asked to support students.
2) The test schedule for terms 3 is provided, including dates for August and September.
3) Upcoming important dates are announced, including the matric dance.
4) Fundraising efforts like a bottle cap collection drive and knitting drive are announced. Winners of music competitions are celebrated.
14) That covers the high level summaries of events, announcements, important dates and other information provided in the Fairmont High School circular in 3 sentences.
The circular provides updates on academics, upcoming exams, important notices about matric certificates, sports results, fundraising events, staff training, chess achievements, and encouragement for pupils' ongoing studies from the principal. It covers a range of school announcements and reminds parents of important upcoming dates.
This circular from Fairmont rugby school provides information to parents on upcoming events and important dates:
1) It reminds parents of support plans being put in place for students struggling academically and lists the remaining teaching days before exams.
2) It includes the testing schedule for August with dates and subjects. All students must attend school on test days even if not writing. Medical documentation is required for missed tests.
3) It announces upcoming school events like music evenings, productions, and sports days in August and September as well as the Grade 9 subject choice meeting on August 17th.
4) It promotes the MADCO Rock Royalty fundraising show on August 1st and provides details about the performance.
This circular from Fairmont High School provides parents with updates and information on upcoming events and important dates. It discusses the recent school production, focus on upcoming exams for Grade 12 students, late student pickups, test dates, and important calendar dates including sports events and the Grade 9 subject choice meeting. It also announces visits from motivational speakers and opportunities for students in math and environmental competitions.
This document is a circular from Fairmont High School providing information to parents about the end of the first term and upcoming events in the second term. It includes:
1) A reminder of upcoming exams and tests in the final week of the first term as well as sporting events over the weekend.
2) A test calendar for the remainder of the first term and the start of the second term listing the subject and date for each grade's tests.
3) Details about the change to winter uniform starting the last week of April and requirements for both boys and girls uniforms.
4) A general calendar of events for the end of the first term and start of the second term including exams, camps, sports
Mrs Martin, the head teacher of Eggar's School, was invited to 10 Downing Street along with 90 other school leaders in recognition of her work supporting struggling schools. While there she met Prime Minister Gordon Brown and Ed Balls. The school has also received praise from a national educational consultant who observed lessons. Eggar's students have had success in various academic and extracurricular activities such as math and dance competitions. Upcoming events at the school include theater trips, exams, a school fete, and musical performances.
This document provides an overview of Eggar's School's recent examination results and achievements. It states that the school was recognized as being in the top 25% of schools nationally for improving student progress from key stage 2 to key stage 3 and key stage 2 to key stage 4. For the past four years, approximately 75% of students received 5+ A* to C grades, which is 10-15% higher than the national average. The school was also identified as a high performing specialist school and achieved Gold level accreditation from the Specialist Schools & Academies Trust. The document congratulates various students for their achievements in sports, music, dancing and other extracurricular activities. It provides the school calendar for upcoming events.
The circular provides information to parents about events at Fairmont High School for the start of the 2015 school year. It discusses the strong 2014 matriculation results, introduces new staff, and announces upcoming orientation activities for new grade 8 students including a fun day. It also lists contact information for grade heads and upcoming major events in the first school term.
The circular provides information to parents about upcoming events at the school including:
- Academic consultative meetings for parents and teachers in April and May. Exams will take place in late May and June.
- A classical music evening on April 17th featuring artwork.
- Details on the winter school uniform requirements and the official changeover date of April 28th.
- An important test calendar is provided listing the subject tests scheduled each week in April, May and June in the lead up to exams.
- A general calendar of end of term 1 and term 2 events is also included such as sports days, parent meetings, camps and exams.
This document provides a schedule for the week of June 14th including lunch times, exam dates, field trips, and flex times. It also includes schedules and dates for junior high exams, diploma exams, PATs, and sports events happening in the coming weeks. The document indicates that the school is on a "WEEK A" schedule.
This document is the Easter holiday edition newsletter from Fairmont High School. It provides information on upcoming academic, arts, and sports events. It also outlines the winter school uniform requirements and important test dates in the second school term. Additionally, it shares recent netball and hockey tournament results and an update from the boys' hockey tour group currently in Holland.
The newsletter provides updates from The Hayesbrook School, including:
- Year 13 students have received university offers and sessions will be held after February break to help students achieve the necessary grades.
- Record numbers are applying to join the sixth form in September 2015.
- A second parents' evening will be held in March for Year 11 students following pre-public exams in February.
- Students achieved success in handball, rocketry workshops, and a radiation workshop run by the University of Sussex.
- Brothers Daniel and Ben Tulett received acclaim for their cycling achievements in European championships.
- A mental arithmetic program is being run to teach trading skills based on historical stock market practices.
- Mr Temple
- The document is a newsletter from the British International School in Ho Chi Minh City providing information about upcoming events in August and September 2014.
- It includes details on orientation days, parent information evenings, trips, sports competitions, performances, and other school activities on the calendar.
- The head teacher's message welcomes returning and new families and provides logistical details about the start of term.
This newsletter provides updates from Southern Cross Schools, including information about recent and upcoming events. It discusses the school's 10th anniversary celebration held on August 6th, which included looking back at photographs from 2002 and 2011. It also previews upcoming sports matches and academic competitions. Additionally, it provides details about the progress being made on new sports fields and recognizes students who received academic and athletic awards at the anniversary ceremony.
This circular from Fairmont High School contains information for parents/guardians on upcoming tests, events, and other school matters. It discusses the following key points in 3 sentences:
Upcoming tests for various grades are scheduled in the next few weeks as the term winds down. The circular also announces events like the matric dance, a visit from a past pupil to discuss his career in aviation, and invites families to fundraising dinners to support upcoming school competitions. Finally, it shares news about sports awards and a guitar evening while requesting sponsorship for the annual Mr. and Miss Fairmont competition in March.
This document provides important dates and information for parents from the school principal. It summarizes upcoming events at the school including sports competitions, teacher only days, photo days and other important dates. It also reminds parents to check school accounts and returns sports uniforms. The document congratulates gymnastics students and wishes sports representatives the best.
This circular from Fairmont High School provides information to parents on upcoming exams, tests, events and deadlines. It announces that Grade 9 students will have ANA assessments in two weeks. It also provides the test schedule for September, notices about school closing times, and upcoming sports and fundraising events like the Mr. and Miss Fairmont competition and golf day. It encourages support for the Interact Society's bottle top collection drive and notifies about girls choir rehearsal times.
Southern Cross Schools held several athletic competitions and events last week.
At a cluster meet, one of the Prep School athletes, Angella Trzeciak, won and broke records in three events. Nine of the College's twelve athletes qualified for district trials.
The newsletter provides updates on academic activities, green awards given to students, swimming and netball coaching clinics, a pre-school visit by 7th graders, and a boarders outing. It also thanks volunteers and donors.
The document contains announcements and schedules for Barrhead Composite High School. It includes:
- The weekly lunch and flex schedules and events happening each day of the week in May including a track meet, BBQ, and no school day.
- Announcements about upcoming band performances, a PARTY program, provincial skills competitions, and reading day.
- Details about a guest speaker and BBQ on May 18th.
- Various club meetings and activities happening through Parent Link.
- Reminders about track practices, health care aide program, and hoodies for sale.
- Information sessions about student loans and a health sciences career camp.
This document provides a weekly schedule and announcements for Barrhead Composite High School. It includes:
- A schedule for the week of January 22-26 with daily lunch times and ELT/TAG schedules.
- Announcements about upcoming diploma exams in January and a professional development day with no school for students on January 31.
- Information about various events, programs, and deadlines for post-secondary options.
The document provides information for parents regarding the upcoming Easter holiday period at Fairmont College. It includes notices about upcoming academic and cultural events like the annual art exhibition and classical music evening. It also provides the school's winter uniform requirements and important test and exam dates for the second term. Finally, it shares recent netball results and the general calendar of events for the remainder of the first term and start of the second term.
This document provides a summary of various announcements and information from Fairmont High School. It includes the following:
1) A student won first place in a visual art competition. Matric exams have begun and parents are asked to support students.
2) The test schedule for terms 3 is provided, including dates for August and September.
3) Upcoming important dates are announced, including the matric dance.
4) Fundraising efforts like a bottle cap collection drive and knitting drive are announced. Winners of music competitions are celebrated.
14) That covers the high level summaries of events, announcements, important dates and other information provided in the Fairmont High School circular in 3 sentences.
The circular provides updates on academics, upcoming exams, important notices about matric certificates, sports results, fundraising events, staff training, chess achievements, and encouragement for pupils' ongoing studies from the principal. It covers a range of school announcements and reminds parents of important upcoming dates.
This circular from Fairmont rugby school provides information to parents on upcoming events and important dates:
1) It reminds parents of support plans being put in place for students struggling academically and lists the remaining teaching days before exams.
2) It includes the testing schedule for August with dates and subjects. All students must attend school on test days even if not writing. Medical documentation is required for missed tests.
3) It announces upcoming school events like music evenings, productions, and sports days in August and September as well as the Grade 9 subject choice meeting on August 17th.
4) It promotes the MADCO Rock Royalty fundraising show on August 1st and provides details about the performance.
The newsletter provides information about upcoming events at Wembley Primary School in Term 2, including the Year 2 swimming program, cross country, NAPLAN testing, pupil free days, and ANZAC commemoration ceremony. It also discusses the school's LOTE program starting in semester 2 and reminds parents about student attendance, punctuality, and returning student learning portfolios. The newsletter concludes with information about extracurricular programs like Auskick in the local area.
This newsletter from Spring Creek School provides information about upcoming events at the school for the term. It discusses that the school's value for the term is kindness. It announces details about parent-teacher conferences, an ERO review of the school, and several fundraising and social events happening within the community. The principal also recognizes some students for their achievements.
This newsletter provides information to parents about upcoming events at Tisbury School over the next few months. It discusses the new house system being implemented this term, with houses competing in cross country and a fundraising event. It also outlines student/parent/teacher conferences in week 5 and encourages families to complete a survey on introducing school uniforms. The principal wishes the school community a great term ahead.
This document is a newsletter from Stayner Collegiate Institute that provides information to parents about upcoming events at the school and ways for parents to stay informed and involved. It includes details about parent-teacher interviews, school council meetings, guidance information on post-secondary planning, and extracurricular activities. The principal encourages parents to connect with the school through its website, social media, and by attending school events.
The document provides information about upcoming events at Tisbury School to parents. It welcomes new teachers, students, and families. It outlines changes to procedures such as students being recorded as late if they arrive after the new 8:45am meet and greet time. The upcoming Southern Zone athletics event on March 2nd is announced and parent help is requested. General information about term dates and the school canteen roster is also provided.
The newsletter provides updates on the spring term at The Mead School. It discusses student achievements and destinations for Year 6 students. It also announces staffing changes, with two teachers going on maternity leave and new hires. Additionally, it previews upcoming events like the summer show and book week celebrations, and announces fee increases for the following school year.
The circular provides updates on various school activities and events:
- Academics and testing are progressing well, with the first cricket games and athletics program underway. An inter-schools athletics meeting will be held on February 13.
- Several school policies are available to view online on the school website.
- A Grade 12 academic evening will be held on February 17 to provide information from various universities.
- Various school societies have begun, meeting mostly on Tuesdays, covering topics like public speaking, photography, drama, and more.
- Parents can meet teachers at a PTSA AGM on February 11 and tests are scheduled for February 9 and 12.
- The circular encourages participation in the My
This document is a newsletter from Penybont Primary School that provides updates on various school events and student achievements. It announces that new literacy and numeracy tests will be administered between May 7th and 22nd to students from Year 2 to Year 9. It also shares that Year 5 and 6 students recently went on an outdoor pursuits trip and several students received awards for accomplishments both in and outside of school in various subjects like rugby, swimming, and dancing. The newsletter concludes by listing important upcoming dates for the remainder of the term.
The document provides information about upcoming events and schedule at a school. It includes:
- No school on Monday for Thanksgiving and a week A lunch schedule.
- Dates for various events in October including magazine collection days, parent interviews and early dismissal.
- Upcoming recruiter visits and scholarship deadlines.
- Open house dates for several post-secondary institutions in October and November.
This newsletter provides information about upcoming events at Tisbury School including sports days, performances, parent teacher meetings and term dates. It encourages parents to let the school know if their children will be leaving at the end of the year to help with class organization. The principal's message discusses the successful education outside the classroom week including camps, visits to the marae and beach, and thanks parents for their support in running events. It also provides information about end of year reports and discs.
The document announces the schedule for end-of-course testing for 9th grade students from May 8-10. It also provides the schedule for final exams for 9th, 10th, and 11th grades from May 25-31. Several notices are given including dates that books are due to be returned to the library and for certain classes, announcements about powder puff volleyball and varsity awards, and reminders about cleaning out lockers before the end of the school year.
This document contains announcements and schedules for a school. It includes information about lunch times, meetings, trips, food service menus, and extracurricular activities happening during the week and upcoming months. Save the dates are provided for parent-teacher meetings, school council meetings, no school days, and other events.
This newsletter from the British International School - Ho Chi Minh City provides information about upcoming events, recent activities, and contact details. Key details include:
- Dates for trips by Years 6 and 5 in late May and early June
- A draft of class lists for the 2015-2016 school year will be sent to parents on May 29th
- Recent activities included Year 3 learning about chocolate, Year 5 designing carnivorous plants and dissecting hearts
- Details are provided about various after school programs, sports activities, and fundraising efforts
This newsletter provides information about upcoming events at the end of the school year and details for the new school year. It thanks parents and others for their help over the year and reminds students of key dates like reports going home, end of year assembly, and the last day of term. It also announces the classroom placements and teachers for 2015.
This document provides information about a high school's weekly schedule and upcoming events. It includes:
- A weekly schedule from Monday to Friday listing lunch times and afternoon classes.
- Dates in January for diploma exams in English 30, Social Studies 30, Math 30, Biology 30, and Chemistry 30.
- A reminder to thank custodians for their work keeping the school clean.
- Information about a baking club meeting on Mondays.
- Announcements about senior basketball games and off-campus education paperwork deadlines.
- Details on online university courses available through the University Studies program in January.
- A listing of short courses offered by Northern Lakes College in January.
This newsletter from Tisbury School provides information about upcoming events and reminders. It announces that the school's first inter-house cross country challenge was held. It reminds parents about internet safety and using modern technologies. It also informs parents that they can book student-parent-teacher conferences which will take place with early school dismissals on June 3rd and 4th.
This circular from Fairmont High School provides information to parents/guardians about upcoming events. It includes:
1) Details about final exams and upcoming parent consultations.
2) Announcements of sports tours and other holiday activities for students.
3) Reminders about Ramadan and an interaction period with another school in the first week of next term.
4) A schedule of tests for Matric students in July and August to help them prepare for trials.
This circular from Fairmont High School provides information on upcoming exams, important notices, sports results, and community events. It includes:
1) A reminder that there are 7 exam days remaining and important information about collecting past matriculation certificates.
2) A calendar of the remaining exam days in June and upcoming dates in July and August including school holidays, public holidays, and events like aptitude tests.
3) Sports results for hockey and a notice congratulating Devon Keys for receiving his 50th cap.
4) An announcement about ticket sales for a fundraising event called "Rock Royalty" to benefit the Matric Dance.
The document is a circular from Fairmont High School providing various updates and information to parents/guardians. It includes details about upcoming mid-year exams, notices regarding jaywalking and a battle of the bands competition. Sport results are also summarized for the 1st rugby team, U14 and U15 rugby teams versus other schools.
The circular provides information to parents/guardians about upcoming exams and important notices from the school. It discusses the senior school exams starting next week and advises students to walk in groups and be vigilant after an attempted mugging. It provides details about exam dates and times, as well as rules regarding cell phone use and acceptable blankets. The policy on cell phones and electronic devices bans their use during class time but allows use before and after school, during breaks, and for emergencies. It outlines acceptable and unacceptable practices, and consequences for violations which include confiscation of devices.
This document outlines Fairmont High School's policy for tests, examinations, and irregularities. It provides details on:
- Test and examination schedules, including dates that will be published and made available to learners. Tests will take place on Mondays and Thursdays.
- Rules for attending tests and examinations, including arriving on time, providing medical certificates if absent, and rules around sporting commitments.
- Behavior expectations in the test/exam venue, including no disturbances, talking, or leaving without permission.
- Requirements for writing tests and exams, such as providing one's own paper and stationery in blue or black ink only.
- What constitutes an irregularity, such as
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1. CIRCULAR NO. 12
23 April 2015
Dear Parent(s) / Guardian(s)
“WHAT WOULD YOU DO DIFFERENTLY
IF YOU KNEW NOBODY WOULD JUDGE.”
Unknown
Artist: Nicholas Mortlock Gr. 11.
2. 1) ACADEMICS
There are just over four school weeks remaining before examinations commence. Teachers are
busy finalizing School Based Assessment exercises and completing classroom work in the time
that remains. It is a busy time for all and I ask our pupils to manage their time well so that they
can be properly prepared for the exams.
MATRIC FOCUS
64 TEACHING DAYS
School
Holidays
Public Holidays Matrics writing exams
2015
April (4 Days) May (19 Days) June (2 Days)
Su Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa Su Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa Su Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa
1 2 3 4 1 2 1 2 3 4 5 6
5 6 7 8 9 10 11 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
12 13 14 15 16 17 18 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
19 20 21 22 23 24 25 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 21 22 23 24 25 26 27
26 27 28 29 30 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 28 29 30
July (10 Days) August (19 Days) September (3 Days)
Su Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa Su Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa Su Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa
1 2 3 4 1 1 2 3 4 5
5 6 7 8 9 10 11 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
12 13 14 15 16 17 18 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 13 14 15 16 17 18 19
19 20 21 22 23 24 25 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 20 21 22 23 24 25 26
26 27 28 29 30 31 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 27 28 29 30
30 31
October (7 Days) November December
Su Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa Su Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa Su Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa
1 2 3 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 2 3 4 5
4 5 6 7 8 9 10 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 13 14 15 16 17 18 19
18 19 20 21 22 23 24 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 20 21 22 23 24 25 26
25 26 27 28 29 30 31 29 30 27 28 29 30 31
2) IMPORTANT NOTICE: TEST CALENDAR FOR 2ND
TERM
APRIL 2015 TESTS
Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
26 27 Freedom Day 28 TEST 29 30 TEST
8 - English 8 - Maths
9 - Natural Science 9 - Afrikaans
10 - History 10 - Maths
11 - IT Prac. 11 - Afrikaans
12 - Life Sciences 12 - Business Studies
MAY 2015 TESTS
Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
1 Workers’ Day 2
3 4 TEST 5 6 7 NO TEST 8 9
8 - Natural Sciences One Act Plays 10 – Geog./Music
9 - Maths (Assembly)
10 - IT Prac. 12 – Afrikaans
11 - Life Sciences (Assembly)
12 - Accounting
3. MAY 2015 TESTS (continued)
Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
10 11 TEST 12 13 14 TEST 15 16
8 - EMS 8 - English 10 - Design
9 - Natural Sciences 9 - History 11 - Maths
10 - CAT Prac. 10 - Consumer St. 12 - History
11 - Consumer St. 11 - Accounting (During assembly)
12 - English 12 - Consumer St.
17 18 TEST 19 20 21 TEST 22 23
8 - Afrikaans 8 - Maths 10 - Vis. Art
9 - EMS 9 - English (Assembly)
10 - Life Sciences 10 - Physical Sc.
11 - English 11 - Design
12 - Maths/Maths Lit 12 - Physical Sci.
24 25 NO TEST 26 27 28 PRE-EXAM 29 30
9 - Banango 9 - Banango 8 - 12 Life Orient. 10 - 12 Exams start
Workshop Workshop
31
JUNE 2015 TESTS
Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
1 2 3 4
5
8 – 9 Exams start
6
7 8 9 10 11 12 13
14 15 School Holiday 16 Youth Day 17 18 19 20
21 22 23 24 25 26 SCHOOLS CLOSE 27
EXAMS END 9 - Aptitude tests 10 - Community Serv.
10 - Community Serv. 11 - Job Shadow
11 - Job Shadow
28 29 30
URGENT NOTICE FOR ALL PUPILS
NO pupils will be allowed to go home early on any day or after a test without a written letter
from the parent requesting this. No emails!
Permission for going home early will only be allowed for emergencies.
If a pupil is too sick to stay for the full day after a test, then they must not come to school to
write, but must provide the school with a medical certificate.
PLEASE NOTE!
All pupils are required to be at school at the regular time - 07h55 - even if they
are not writing a test. This time will be used for consolidation or tasks
organized by various subject departments.
All parents are asked to please be aware that when your child misses a
Monday or a Thursday test, a letter from the parent and the relevant chemist
slip (the date on the slip must pertain to the pupil’s absenteeism and
medication bought), a certificate from the clinic or a doctor’s certificate is
required. A medical certificate from either the clinic or the doctor is applicable for missing any
exam. A note from you excusing your child from school for the days missed (not test days) is
also required.
Grade 9 and Matric pupils must produce a doctor’s certificate for tests and exams missed as
these are the two exit phases and their marks are externally moderated by the Education
Department.
Learners are not allowed to go home immediately after a test if they are ill. They have to stay
until first break. If they are ill, then they should not come to school. A doctor’s certificate will be
required.
4. 3) IMPORTANT NOTICE : GENERAL CALENDAR : 2ND
TERM
Fri, 24 April Senior Citizens’ Day
Mon, 27 April Freedom Day
Mon, 4 May One Act Play Technical Rehearsal (4 – 6 May)
Thu, 7 May One Act Plays
Blood Clinic
Fri, 8 May Gr. 10 Leadership Camp (8 – 10 May)
Sat, 9 May Bergvliet Derby (Home)
Drummie 2nd
Group Competition
Wed, 13 May Cross Country Event
Fri, 15 May Wildlife Society Camp (15 – 17 May)
Matric Dance Expo (15 – 16 May) at Tygervalley Shopping Centre
Tue, 19 May Appearance check
Fri, 22 May Matric Theme Day
Sat, 23 May Drummie 2nd
Large Drill Competition
Tue, 26 May Gr. 9 Banango Workshop (26 – 27 May)
Thu, 28 May Gr. 8 – 12 Life Orientation Exam
Friday, 29 May Gr 10 – 12 Exams start
Sat, 30 May Drummie Breakfast
Fri, 5 June Gr. 8 – 10 Exams start
Sat, 6 June WP Group Championships (Drummies)
Mon, 15 June School holiday
Tue, 16 June Youth Day
Sat, 20 June WP Drill Championships
Wed, 24 June Exams End
Thu, 25 June Gr. 9 Aptitude
Gr. 10 Community Service
Gr. 11 Job Shadow
Fri, 26 June Schools Close
Gr. 10 Community Service
Gr. 11 Job Shadow
Westering Sport Tour leaves
Sat, 27 June U19 Boys’ Soccer Team depart for East London
5. 4) PARENT FORUM
FAIRMONT MUSIC AND ART FESTIVAL
Fairmont hosted a very successful cultural evening on Friday,
17 April 2015, showcasing the art and musical talents of our
learners.
The event was enhanced with the incorporation of artwork from
about 20 local artists, a number of whom were past pupils of
the school.
The girls from our Hospitality Society received a free lesson on
the art of canapé-making from Karen Hough, an artist, food
guru, and parent of Fairmont. These were then served by the
society girls, along with some sushi at the beginning of the
evening.
The combination of music, art and food made for a superb
cultural experience and one that was enjoyed by staff, parents
and learners alike.
The Parent Forum wish to thank everyone who assisted in
making this event possible, especially the following sponsors:
Die Damhuis Restaurant in Melkbos for the donation of
eats
Durbanville School Transport and René Herbst for the donation of wine
Chantal Day for artwork and designs
Karen Hough Catering – Karen Hough offers food and wine pairing evenings, either at
your own venue or at Jabbers Restaurant in Aurora
Inge Demasius for the donation of homemade eats for the Parent/Teacher evenings
THE MATRIC EXPERIENCE EXPO 2015
Last year saw the Parent Forum embarking on a new fundraising venture in the form of a Matric
Dance Expo.
This year we are planning on doing things on a much larger scale!
6. The Matric Experience Expo will take place from the 21st
to the 24th
of May in the
Tygervalley Shopping Centre and will focus on all aspects of the Matric learner, including the
Matric Dance, the Plett Rage, Tertiary Education, Study Loans and Bursaries, Driver’s Licences
etc.
Cream Events Library and a group of very dedicated Fairmont moms are working furiously at
contacting prospective exhibitors, and offering them the opportunity to be a part of this exciting
event!
A BIG thank you to Anna Conradie, Barbara Sithole and Di Pretorius for their hard work and
commitment.
We will once again be appealing to the public to donate any unwanted eveningwear, make-up,
jewellery, shoes, etc. to the Princess Project, a charity that provides these items to those less
fortunate, and who cannot afford the costs involved with a matric dance.
If you’re doing any cupboard cleaning before winter, please remember to keep these items
aside and bring them to the expo at Tygervalley!
Any parents who might be interested in exhibiting at ME-X 2015 or who would like further
information, please contact Colleen Wilson on 082 781 9887, or Liza May on 082 331 1426.
WORKPARTY
The Parent Forum will once again be holding a work party on
Saturday, 9 May, from 13h00.
More information about the work we will be doing will follow
shortly.
The RCL members will be attending as well to give their
homeroom a makeover.
Please diarise this date, and come along to assist in
improving the facilities of our children’s school, whilst meeting
and making new friends at the same time.
All Fairmont families are welcome!
7. 5) CAREL DU TOIT FUN WALK
105 Fairmont learners, family members,
family pets and Monty Bear walked the 5km
fun walk in aid of the Carel Du Toit school for
the deaf. Thank you to our Fairmont family
for supporting this good cause.
8. 6) WON LIFE : VOLUNTEER AT OUR LITERACY CENTRE
The Literacy Centre, run in Fisantekraal, is a volunteer-driven organization that relies on willing
members of the public to volunteer their time reading with those learners eager to learn this very
important milestone.
9. With each volunteer, Won Life is able to extend their reach and really make a difference in the
community of Fisantekraal. If you can spare an hour or two each week, please email Won Life
on:
info@wonlife.org.za
Watching the faces of these children as they reach each small milestone will give you a great
sense of reward.
7) DRUM MAJORETTES
The drummies participated in the 1st
Large Drill competition on Saturday at JG Meiring High
School. The team did us proud and marched beautifully.
Their coach, Ms Donachie, and assistant coaches Tammy Winch, Kelly Swanepoel and Mrs
La Cock, can be very proud of this achievement seeing that half the team consists of new girls
who have joined drummies for the first time this year and never marched in a competition
before. The team marched as professionals and looked stunning out on the field.
The leader, Timone, and the squad (mainly new girls) achieved second place. The overall
placement was 4th
.
Well done and congratulations to our drummies!
10. 8) THANK YOU TO KYM CLAYTON
We would like to thank Kym Clayton (past pupil) for coaching our learners in the Photographic
Society.
11. 9) LAND SERVICE CAMP : MIZPAH, 8 – 10 MAY 2015
Landsdiens
Land Service
WES-KAAP / WESTERN CAPE
22 April 2015
Dear Parent(s) / Guardian(s)
LAND SERVICE : MIZPAH (GRABOUW) 8 – 10 MAY 2015
The Land Service is going camping!
Students are invited to attend the Land Service camp taking place from 8 - 10 May 2015 in
Grabouw. At the camp they will be joining Land Service members from clubs all over the
Western Cape, and participating in a variety of fun activities and games.
Campers will be leaving for the weekend on Friday, 8 May 2015, directly after school, and
returning on Sunday morning, 10 May 2015.
All interested students must please rsvp before Wednesday, 29 April 2015, with Miss Matthee in
Prefab 4.
COSTS
Land Service Membership fee: R 70-00
Camp: R 300-00
Transportation: R 140-00
TOTAL R 510-00
Camp monies and membership fees are directly payable to Land Service Western Cape or to
the finance office.
Transportation fees are paid to the relevant party on the day of travel.
Please send proof of payment to: amatthee@fairmont.co.za or give directly to Miss Matthee.
LAND SERVICE BANKING DETAILS
Account name: Landsdiens Wes-Kaap
Bank: ABSA
Branch code: 632005
Account number: 550490129
Please use the following reference: “Fairmont + your name”.
Kind regards
Miss A. Matthee
LAND SERVICE MANAGER
12. 10) MOTHERS WHO PRAY
CALLING ALL MOTHERS!
A very warm welcome is extended to all moms
wishing to join our “Mothers Who Pray” group.
We meet every Wednesday, at 07h30,
in the Boardroom of Fairmont High School.
Please come and join us, or contact Amanda (072 072 1047
11) FAIRMONT GIRLS’ CHOIR
12) ORANGE RIVER 2015
On 7 March 2015, 18 students and 3 teachers set off on an adventure to the Orange River. It
was an incredible trip with many memories made. This is a great opportunity for learners to
experience the beauty of nature, make friends, and to have fun. We offer this trip annually to
any learners at Fairmont High and would like to encourage you to send them on this one in a
lifetime experience.
“The Orange River was an unforgettable experience and I would definitely do it again. I really
enjoyed making new friends, and the food was amazing” – Sarah Tout
13. “I had so much fun. I enjoyed the food, meeting new people, and sleeping under the stars. It
was an amazing adventure that people don’t often get the opportunity to do. I loved every
moment of it.” – Tyla Tremlett
13) BELLVILLE DERBY : 18 APRIL 2015
NETBALL
RUGBY
Fairmont U19 vs Jan Kriel
It was another early kick off at 08h00; a beautiful morning with no wind and clear skies.
The bears looked more intent upon their arrival, warms up went off well, and the execution
appeared to be in place. The opposition had been observed the previous sports day and we
knew that it was going to be a physical encounter.
14. It took only the kick-off to know Fairmont were in for a long tough battle with Jan Kriels’ forwards
running hard straight lines and their No. 10 being strong in the carry. The scrums were
relatively evenly matched and the line-outs were a bit scrappy by the standards set. There was
some good running interplay between both teams and once again same mistakes made at
break downs.
The first half was tough and physical with no quarter given or spared. The boys were in it and as
the game progressed, one could sense that Fairmont were now starting to get the ascendancy.
A couple of early penalties were traded and, at half time, the boys looked ready to take it to the
opposition.
Fairmont’s strength lay in their well-structured defense and that laid the platform for some good
rugby. The belief in themselves was getting stronger and this was led by the eventual Man of
the Match and Captain, Jonothan Nel. Hooker, Mark Fairhurst, was first to cross the whitewash
for Fairmont. Then the ever-impressing Center, Jordan Kroll, rounded off 2 excellent tries in the
second half. Joshua Julies was on song with the boot and converted all opportunities to the
poles. A few players deserve a special mention, but none more so than the young Jordan
Pugin who was a last minute replacement. It was a hard fought win and, although scrappy at
times, Fairmont can walk away with a well-deserved victory. Once again discipline from the
Bears was good and the team started to gel nicely.
There were lots of positives to take from the game and the boys showed what they could be
capable of for the season. We now look forward to an exciting season with the foundation now
laid for an ever-promising young side. Final score: 24 : 8.
Ronald Olckers
U14 vs Bloubergrant
Michael de Klerk and Zackariah Conradie led out the Trojans on a beautiful sunny morning at
Table View High School to take on Bloubergrant.
By halftime we were leading 29 : 0. The backline put together some awesome moves, leading
to spectacular tries. The forwards struggled to get going, but got into the game in the second
half.
15. Once again, our defense was solid and we scored 9 tries, converted 4, finishing on 53 : 0.
Mikey (3 tries, 4 conversions) 23 points
Davin (2 tries) 10 points
Caleb (1 try) 5 points
Spencer (1 try) 5 points
Michael (1 try) 5 points
Aidan (1 try) 5 points
It was however a total team effort. At least 4 of the players have never played rugby before.
Well done to Cian and Sean. They did a great job preparing the boys.
U19 BOYS’ SOCCER : 5-A-SIDE SOCCER TOURNAMENT AT CENTURY CITY
We started off with a 1 : 2 loss to Reddham House, but after a spirited team talk, we managed a
2 : 0 win against CBC.
In the second leg of the tournament, the group played against CBC and demolished them 4 : 0.
In our final group game, we had an early 1 : 0 lead against Reddham, but they scored a last
minute goal to effectively knock us out of the tournament in group stages.
It was disappointing to go out in the group stages, but we had fun and we learnt valuable
lessons about 5-a-side football which will hopefully help us in our next tournament on the 15
May 2015.
16. Thank you to Coach Joshua and Coach Robert for entering us into the tournament, and to Mr
Veldman for accompanying us.
U15A GIRLS’ SOCCER
The U15A soccer ladies played in their very
first tournament on Saturday. They decided
to help out another team and, on top of their
own fixtures, played others too. These ladies
committed to 6 games in a row - not many
others could match this level of fitness!
Well done to these remarkable soccer ladies!
Fairmont ended up second out of 8 schools in
the tournament, and two of our junior ladies
have made it through to the Provincial Zonal
team - congratulations Ilse Harmse and Emily
Willson.
Back: Kaylin van Biljon, Caitlin Sithole,
Emma-Jade Harries, Emily Willson, Izzy
Smyth
Front: Ilse Harmse, Teneil Stopford,
Jessie Midgely
14) CROSS COUNTRY KICKS OFF WITH A BANG!
The cross country 2015 season started off with a bang.
Out of an average contingent of 200 runners per race, Nina Dunleavy (Girls’ U17) came first,
while Samuel van der Merwe, Fairmont’s Boys’ Captain, Boys’ U17, came second.
Carmen van der Merwe (Girls’ U19), Fairmont’s Girls’ Captain (Girls’ U19) came fourth.
Four of our Grade 8 girls, namely Emma Cole, Mark Burger, Aakifah van Rooyen and Rebecca
Walker, also did us proud.
17. 15) SPORT FIXTURES
SPORT DAY DATE TEAM OPPONENT
Badminton (Boys') Thurs 30-Apr 1st ISCT "A"@ John Tyres Hall, Kenilworth
Thurs 07-May 1st St. Georges Snr@ John Tyres Hall,
Kenilworth
Chess (Boys') Fri 08-May 1st Bernadino Heights HS(A)
2nd Bernadino Heights HS(A)
Fri 15-May 1st Curro Durbanville(A)
2nd Curro Durbanville(A)
Cross Country Wed 29-Apr Boys' Bernadino Central Park(A)
Girls' Bernadino Central Park(A)
Wed 06-May Boys' Tygerberg HS(A)
Girls' Tygerberg HS(A)
Golf (Boys') Mon 04-May 1st Strand(A)
Mon 11-May 1st Stellenberg(H)
20. 16) LIBRARIAN’S CHOICE
WEEPING WATERS
by Karin Brynard
Inspector Albertus Beeslaar has left the ruthless city, only to have his
hopes of finding peace and quiet in the Kalahari shattered by the brutal
murder of artist Freddie Swarts and her adopted daughter.
But Freddie’s journalist sister Sara is not convinced that this was a typical
farm attack.
Amid a spate of stock thefts, Beeslaar must solve this high-profile crime, all
the while training his two rookie partners, Ghaap and Pyl.
After more murders, the disturbing puzzle grows increasingly sinister, as
age-old secrets and hostilities surface, spurring the local inhabitants to
violent action. No one is above suspicion, not least the mysterious Bushman farm manager and
falconer, Dam.
17) PRINCIPAL
We wish all our families a happy time together this next week, and ask that our pupils use the
days off school to work towards their forthcoming exams.
Yours sincerely
Mr R Dingley
PRINCIPAL
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Fairmont High School does not necessarily endorse the products/services advertised in this circular.