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Linpark recently hosted its first Grade 8 Spelling Bee Competition. It was a great learning experience for all our grade 8 learners, and we look forward to hosting it annually.

Spelling Bee 2015

Linpark head boy, Eyona Teto was instrumental in driving the monetary collection for Collin Pitts. Mr Pitts, a form Linpark High School learner was stabbed in the head with a screw driver, on 11 June 2014, while assisting a lady who was being mugged. This previous workshop manager and Chairman of the Midlands Ski-boat fishing club, as a result of his altruistic actions is completely paralysed. Various operations have stabalised his condition and he is able to communicate with eye movements.

After hearing about the many challenges the Pitts family encountered; Eyona together with the Linpark High School RCL set out to help the family. Learners from the school dug deep into their pockets to contribute to the RCL fundraising endeavours. A healthy sum of money was collected to support Collin’s further treatment. Linpark High School principal; Mr Schreuder impresses the importance of an old students’ society as it establishes to continue the legacy of the school.

Left: Collin Pitts visiting Linpark.

Below: Collin loved the outdoors. In the photos we can see his passion of fishing, camping and boating.

Bottom Right: A photo of Collin during a therapy session.

Linpark stand by their old students

Mr & Miss Esterhuizen 2015 - See Boarding page for details

The Linpark School Governing Body has introduced navy slack pants as part of the girls’ winter uniform.

Girls will no longer be allowed to wear the tracksuit pants. The tracksuit is strictly for sports only.

The pants can be purchased at the HUB.

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Left: Three young ladies model the elegant new slacks. Very smart!

Uniform Change for Girls

New School Bus for Linpark

Linpark recently purchased a new 23 seater school bus to assist with transport during sporting and cultural events.

The school logo, badge and website are displayed on both the sides and the back of the bus.

Blood Drive 2015

See Events page for details

The Linpark girls’ basketball first team, represented the UMgungundlovu District over the weekend at the 2015 provincial top school's tournament.

After two days of tough basketball, the girls came out victorious. They won 1st place in the U18 basketball tournament, and will proceed to represent the province at the national top schools' tournament in December.

Well done ladies!

Linpark Girls’ First Team Basketball Excel

Welcome back all old students and staff, and a warm welcome to all our new students.

Linpark welcomed 4 sets of twins to grade 8 this year.

Welcome to Linpark High School 2016

The Head Forum were announced at Prize giving held on Friday 29 January 2016.

Pictured with the Guest speaker; from Left Mr N Mulder (Guest Speaker), Marcus Moorhead(Deputy Head Boy), Avela Matiwane (Head Boy), Enathi Petse (Head Girl), Nontutuzelo Hadebe (Deputy Head Girl) and Mr. N. Schreuder (Principal).

Head Forum 2016

New Circuit Manager Visits School

We were visited by our new Circuit Manager, Mrs FD Dlamini, on the 8th of February 2016.

Picture: Mrs Dlamini and Mr Schreuder having a chat.

They love libraries

FROM LEFT: Nhlanhla Ggcobo (Sbanesihle High School), Zama Gwala (Sobantu High School) and Zothani Ngwenya (Linpark High School) show off their winning photographs from the ‘My Photo - My Library’ competition held at the Msunduzi Museum yesterday. Building up towards Library Week which started yesterday and is celebrated across South Africa to encourage reading, the Msunduzi Museum launched the competition where people had to take a selfie in and around a library reflecting what a library means to them. These photos with their stories are now exhibited in the Msunduzi Museum Library during Library Week. PHOTO: Ian Carbutt

We are so proud of Zothani Ngwenya for winning the “My Library” competition held at the Msunduzi Museum.

Appearing in Mail & Guardian!

Our very own Miss Dlamini made it onto the Mail and Guardian, 200 young South Africans for 2016. Follow the link to read more.

http://200ysa.mg.co.za/mary-immaculate-sithembile-dlamini/