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St Dominics Newcastle announces office bearers at Dedication Services

St Dominics Newcastle is set to take the academic year by storm, following its Dedication Service on Friday, January 26.

During the Dedication Service, learners affirmed that they would serve the school to the best of their ability.

Furthermore, the Grade 12 office bearers were introduced to their fellow learners.

Receiving their matric jackets, ties and badges, the matriculants are geared up to lead their fellow learners to new heights.

The Grade 12 prefects and head of houses are:

1. Palesa Mhlongo – Michaels House Captain

2. Thato Mohapi – Roses House Captain

3. Sohail Adam – Prefect and Raphaels House Captain

4. Jonothan Hartman – Prefect

5. Muhammad Dhoda – Prefect

6. Mithila Kotte – Prefect

7. Mnotho Mkhonza – Boarder Prefect

8. Deah Oriee – Prefect

9. Abigail Peters – Prefect

10. Megan Rajah – Prefect

11. Rianna Ramdharee – Boarder Prefect

12. Rahil Samlal – Prefect

13. Asande Vilane – Deputy Head Girl

14. Sbongakonke Mbhele – Deputy Head Boy

15. Olwethu Gumbi – Head Girl, who also received her Honours Blazer on Friday

16. Matthew Wu – Head Boy

The Learners Representative Council for 2018:

Grade 7: Zayna Bam

Senate Lekholoane

Grade 8: Juandre Beukes

Husnaa Azeem

Shazana Badloo

Grade 9: Danielle Paulsen

Alandiswe Gumbi

Jade-Ann Pienaar

Grade 10 – Mpendulo Simelane

Joshua Pienaar

Grade 11 – Virna Makhudu

Caitlin Bosch

Grade 12 – Lungisano Kunene

Khayalihle Ndlovu

Nokuthulo Simelane – Secretary

Tally Luo – Treasurer

Sahil Samlal – Chairperson

With the office bearers introduced to the school, the learners are optimistic about the school year, especially with the announcement of the 2017 Dux learner.

St Dominics Newcastle Executive Head, Bryn Thomas, with Surav Anandhaw the 2017 Dux Learner.

As the 2017 Dux learner, Surav Anandhaw encouraged the learners of 2018 to pursue greatness by pushing themselves academically.

Through pushing themselves, Surav assured learners that they could fulfil their dreams.

Congratulations to all the St Dominics Newcastle learners who obtained leadership roles within the school.

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