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Musikili Primary School 2017 1

2 Celebrating 30 years of primary school excellennce

School Song Musikili School the pride and joy Of every girl and boy Small seeds all aim to reach up high Our branches point towards the sky In our classrooms on the sports eld All our passions we do wield Blue and gold we try our best With effort will come sure success 3

Celebrating 30 years of primary school excellennce CONTENTS 2017 Board of Directors 5 2017 P T A Committee 5 Welcome to our new teachers 8 Farewell teachers 8 In loving memory of William Counsell 9 Prize Giving 2017 The Headmasters Speach 10 Leavers Dinner 11 Trophies Major Awards 13 Grade 7 Awards 16 Grade 6 Awards 18 Grade 5 Awards 20 Grade 4 Awards 23 Grade 3 Awards 24 Grade 2 Awards 26 Grade 1 Awards 27 Grade R Awards 28 Gr R Class Report 29 Gr R Satellite Class Report 32 Gr 1 Class Report 34 Gr 1 Satellite Class Report 38 Gr 2 Class Report 42 Gr 3 Class Report 46 Gr 4 Class Report 50 Gr 5 Class Report 54 Gr 6 Class Report 59 Gr 7 Class Report 62 SPORTS REPORTS 69 Inter House Athletics 71 Athletics Report 72 ISAZ Interschools Cross Country Report 73 Swimming Team Report 75 Tennis 78 Cricket 80 Hockey 82 Soccer 86 Netball 91 Senior Play Ali Baba 97 Junior Play 98 Art Club 100 Chess Club 101 The Musikili Choir 102 The Guitar Club 103 The Scripture Union Club 104 Special Events 105 4

2017 BOARD OF DIRECTORS Chairperson Dr Ian Parsons Secretary Mrs Theresa Taylor PTA Chairperson Mrs Jenna Coventry Director Head of School Mr Malcolm Kingsley Mr Suleman Bhagoo Mr Colin Lindsay Mr Donald Burton Mr Guy Robinson Mrs Julia Tunney Mr Douglas Cantlay Mr Christopher Clubb Mr Henry Mambwe 2017 P T A COMMITTEE Chairperson Mrs Jenna Coventry Vice Chair Mrs Lee Robinson Secretary Mrs Jenna Coventry Treasurer Mrs Elizabeth Wuth Caterer Mrs Elysia Meikle Tuckshop Mrs Jeanette Janse van Rensburg and Mrs Nadine Bruyns Members Mrs Tanya Frick Mrs Paola Beukes Ms Claire Ferreira Mrs Jeanette Nortje Mrs Sally Jellis Mrs Marna Miers Mrs Bridgette Mpundu Mr Rhys Donald 5

6 Left to Right Back Mr Stephen Chilekwa Estate Manager Mr Ian Hein Kitchen Manager Mrs Lizette Dry Grade R Teacher Mr Labson Kamum sa Special Needs Teacher Mr Elton Dry Grade 6 Teacher Mr Donald Syambuli French Teacher Ms Kim Falkenberg Grade 1 Teacher Mrs Judith Hamutete Grade 4 Teacher Ms Lady Muleya School Nurse Mrs Samantha Hein Grade 2 Teacher Ms Chileshe Bowa Zambian Studies ICT and Religious Teacher Front Row Mr Aston Mumba Music Teacher Mrs Germaine Homan Grade 3 Teacher Ms Laura Walisko School Secretary Ms Alized Nkhoma Grade 5 Teacher Senior Teacher Senior Primary Mr Malcolm Kingsley Head of School Ms Ngawa Ndhlovu School Bursar Ms Mimi Maambo Boys Dormitory Matron Mrs Paula Gould Kitchen Manager Ms Rosemary Jones Girls Dormitory Matron Ms Kathleen Squire Sports Organiser Insert Mrs Barbara Lechner Art Teacher and Mrs Sandra Kingsley Grade 7 Teacher Senior Teacher Junior Primary Mrs Jane Snart Grade R Teacher Satellite school Mrs Clare Clarkson Grade 1 Teacher Satellite school Celebrating 30 years of primary school excellennce

7 Left to Right Back Ms Ruth Malambo Mr James Haangala Mr Gift Sialeza Mr Derick Hakalumba Mr Cosmas Kachabe Mr Atkins Moonga Mr Richard Mweemba Mr Victor Na mutanga Mr James Kabwe Mr Rodrick Ngosa Mr Justin Lyaamba Mr Agripa Milimo Ms Sylvia Muyanga Third Row Ms Julie Zulu Ms Mainer Tembo Ms Josephine Choonya Ms Lizzy Shimuwezi Ms Purity Mweene Ms Phyllis Mizinga Ms Odetor Kauba Ms Lenny Muyoma Ms Rotina Mayanda Ms Polly Mwaambwa Ms Mary Mazuba Ms Jane Munthali Ms Pre cious Mwangula Second Row Ms Ednah Chibiya Ms Swina Moonze Ms Freda Muulusa Ms Memory Sitongwa Ms Jenny Kabuyana Ms Phyllis Sioka Mr Henry Tembo Mr Brian Kauba Mr Charles Chinyama Mr Vincent Miyoba Mr Franco Mweemba Mr Veryspellow Chisuta Ms Phanelly Ngoma Ms Chimuka Malambo Front Row Ms Maureen Hikate Ms Sylvia Luyaba Ms Georgia Munthali Mrs Paula Gould Mr Malcolm Kingsley Mr Stephen Chilekwa Ms Mimi Maambo Ms Rosemary Jones Ms Mutinta Namushiya Ms Getmore Kabezo

WELCOME TO OUR NEW TEACHERS utete Ms Kathleen Ms Judith Ham rs Samantha M Mr Ian Hein Squire Hein berg Ms Kim Falken Celebrating 30 years of primary school excellennce FAREWELL Mr Do i nald Siyambul gsley Mrs in Mr Malcom K s Ms Rose Jone 8 ey Sandra Kingsl

IN LOVING MEMORY OF Wil iam Counsell I it was running the 800 me ters or waiting patiently for bush pigs and yellow bellies At home he was constantly busy with so many holiday projects Chickens at Nana s house making jig heads for fishing a complicat ed aqua culture he set up all himself and especially the hilarious potato gun which gave us endless entertainment He dismantled the gas braai in order to get the starter flint for ignition the same potato gun was responsible for an obliterated rain gauge a bruise the size of a grape fruit and Andrew Smith s singed eyebrows William did not quit be it hunting or fishing or motorbikes or skiing or bungee jumping or Polocrosse He was simply fearless somehow we even managed to sneak him onto a white water rafting trip in spite of being a year under age and having stitches in his knee think everyone who met William has been touched by this golden boy of ours Many people remember William as being quiet but he was very funny and brilliant at making small talk with absolutely anybody even from a young age He will always be our pride and joy So earnest in all his endeavours Nothing was done by halves We all know of his exceptional sportsmanship At Musikili he swept the board at Cross Country and on the track and he continued to display his athletic talent at senior school He was identified as the best newcomer in rowing and his team have named their latest vessel The Spirit of William Counsell He was a fabulous talent on the polocrosse field and even travelled to UK to represent Zambia in a junior world cup In spite of all his achievements he never bragged he accepted the accolades piled on him with humility and respect William remains with us at every turn in our lives and yet forever absent We miss him and we will always love him William always gave his heart and soul into all that he did whether 9

PRIZE GIVING 2017 The Headmster s Speech G ood morning to Members of the Board Teachers Parents and of course Prize Winners It is my honour and privilege to welcome you all to the Prize Giving ceremony for the year 2017 So this morning is about acknowledging the efforts of our pupils in terms of academic and extra curricular excellence It is the occasion where we reflect back on the year 2017 and identify those who have excelled There will also be awards for those who may not be the best but have put in the best effort For the academic award winners this morning is about affirming your consistently good work and effort performed in the classroom throughout the year The extra curricular awards will be made to pupil s who have performed consistently well in the sporting codes and cultural activ ities on offer at our school Special award winners will have consistently displayed positive attributes of character attitudes values and personality Those paying attention may have noticed that the word consistently has been mentioned in three contexts Purposely so to emphasise the importance of consistency in success For the pupils who are not quite certain what consistently means it is to perform some task or action always reliably without fail regularly or dependably Success does not come from what you do occasionally but from what you do all the time or consistently Consistent good work in whatever we do or are tasked to do will mostly result in consistently good outcomes However being consistent in what we do and how we act should not be misconstrued as only doing the same thing all the time day in and day out While consistent effort is required consistently looking for ways to be better and smarter at what we do is just as important because consistency in process and procedure assures quality while consistently seeking to be better at what and how we do our work ensures growth and devel opment It s not always about being perfect but it is about effort and when you bring that ef fort every single day that s when transformation happens That s how change occurs There fore with consistent effort and thought there is indeed every chance of success Celebrating 30 years of primary school excellennce Teachers are responsible for creating enabling environments wherein developmental growth is made possible encouraged and can occur while support staff have an equally critical and consistent role to play in providing service and innovation in the office hostels kitchen grounds and sickbay In turn parents must pursue and exercise their legitimate right to rea sonably demand and receive the best opportunities for their children from the school Back to the award winners as with anything worthwhile pursuing maintaining momentum is everything So if we have done well enough to be recognised with an award this morning contributed wholeheartedly as a member of staff or supported our children as best we can in their schooling experiences we are to be heartily congratulated and encouraged to carry the momentum through to 2018 and indeed beyond In closing as Sandy and I get ready to leave Musikili our wish is that the path that this school has been set upon will be further pursued in order to ensure that the ongoing process of quality assurance and continuous development goes forward into 2018 10

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HOUSE TROPHIES BOARD OF DIRECTORS TROPHY INDIVIDUAL TROPHIES COWLEY TROPHY KALEYA Best Batsman Interhouse Academics LANDLESS SHIELD MAGOYE LION KOP RANCH TROPHY Interhouse Sport QUENET TROPHY Senior Interhouse Cricket Oliver SNART Oliver SNART Best All Round Cricket MAGOYE JOGEE TROPHY ARNOLD CUP KALEYA Sante KAMUMFISA Most Promising Colt Cricketer Interhouse Hockey MOST OUTSTANDING ARTIST MARX TROPHY Zo COCKER Vaughan SHERRIFF Most promising Colts Rugby Player MAC DONALD TROPHY Chanda BWALYA Most spirited senior Netball Player MULDERS FAMILY TROPHY Tabani KAVINDELE The most outstanding Senior Rugby Player 13

ILLMAN TROPHY Jake COVENTRY DEPORTMENT AWARD Most outstanding Hockey Player BECKY PIETERSE CUP Benedicte MENAGE Well groomed and well turned out Always looks neat and tidy and dresses well Sandra MUNYUMBWE LEGG TROPHY Drama Mark KAKOMA Most Promising Senior Girl Tennis Player Excellent dramatists class plays end of year play and especially our major school production THE EKSTEEN SWIMMING TROPHY BECKETT AWARD Oliver SNART Endeavour and progress in reading open to the whole school Outstanding performance style and technique MUNG OMBA TROPHY Tabitha TUNNEY Jodi BAWDEN ROOKSANA ARMSTRONG MEMORIAL TROPHY Abigail BURTON Best Junior Sports Student Most Improved Junior Sportsperson COXE FAMILY TROPHY Zoe COCKER RAVI SHANKAR TROPHY Science and Technology Max COVENTRY Contributing the most to the Grade 7 Outreach Programme Awared to the scientifically minded with computer skills and a lover of the subject SHENTON FELLOWSHIP AWARD Jessica SHERRIFF THE BURKE FAMILY TROPHY Public Speaking Zo COCKER Celebrating 30 years of primary school excellennce A good leader who looks after other children and shows care and compassion for them They are looked up to and respected and liked by others ZAMBIAN STUDIES AWARD In Grade 7 a lot of public speaking is done and culminates in the finals in the last week of the third term Warrick KYRIAZIS Zambian Studies Top Achiever given to the child in any grade who displays superior and excellent achievement in all Zambian Studies work throughout the year 14

TOM BURKE CUP for English Jessica SHERRIFF The top English student in Grade 7 and for that particular year CHARLES SKUY CUP for Mathematics STEPHANIE SMITH MEMORIAL MUSIC TROPHY Someone who shows outstanding all round musical talent not only in singing but the playing of musical instruments Neil BASERA SPORTS PERSON 2017 THE CUSTOS TROPHY Conservation Environmental Award Angus PINKNEY Has done well on field trips and has a natural love for outdoors and bush life Is also ex tremely knowledgeable on these matters DARRYN JACKMAN MEMORIAL TROPHY Damian FESTER Mukuna KALEJI Jake COVENTRY All round performance in all sports Not only do they have natural sporting talent but also try hard and display a good sports personality and sportsmanship BOARD OF DIRECTORS TROPHY Achievement Academic Lesley JHALA Someone who has achieved excellent results in all subjects both in their class work and their exams There must also be as well as natural academic talent a great deal of effort that goes into all their school work Academic Perseverance The key word here is perseverance Someone who always tries hard with DENNIS AND DIANA Jessica SHERRIFF their academic tasks even if they find the work difficult GARNER TROPHY Joel ROYST Always work to the best of their ability and never give up They listen to their teacher and try to carry The best boy and girl i e the Dux awards This is given to the boy and girl who do well in all spheres of school life sport work personality responsibility and to a certain degree the hostel Hopefully they will be good DIESEL AWARD ambassadors for the school when they go to high school Most Drive Enthusiasm Zo COCKER As they get older and we hear about their achievements we can proudly say Yes they were educated at Musikili The important word is enthusiasm They never slacken Primary School They have energy and even if oth ers around them are wilting and slowing down they get things done and keep going Often this enthusiasm is infectious and rubs off on those around them 15

GRADE AWARDS Neil BASERA Subject Certificate Mathematics Yellow Representative Good Manners and Behaviour Senior Play Commitment and Excellent Performance on Stage U13 Soccer Boys Most Improved Player Chanda BWALYA Blue Representative Scripture Union Enthusiasm and Commitment Senior Play Commitment and Excellent Performance on Stage Senior Choir Enthusiasm and Commitment U13 Tennis Girls Most Improved Player U13 Hockey Girls Most Promising Player U13 Soccer Girls Most Spirited Player Zo COCKER Platinum Representative Good Manners and Behaviour Advanced Guitars Commitment and Proficiency Senior Play Commitment and Excellent Performance on Stage Senior Choir Enthusiasm and Commitment U13 Soccer Girls Most Promising Player Malvern DONGA Academic Attainment Endeavour Reading Excellent Progress in Reading Comprehension and Word Recognition Reading Reading Age Well Above the Chronological Ages Yellow Representative Senior Play Commitment and Excellent Performance on Stage Celebrating 30 years of primary school excellennce Damian FESTER Blue Representative Advanced Guitars Commitment and Proficiency Senior Play Commitment and Excellent Performance on Stage Senior Choir Enthusiasm and Commitment Alistair HOWARD Blue Representative Good Manners and Behaviour Senior Play Commitment and Excellent Performance on Stage Chess Most Outstanding Player Lesley JHALA 1st Place in Class Reading Excellent Progress in Reading Comprehension and Word Recognition Reading Reading Age Well Above the Chronological Ages Blue Representative Scripture Union Enthusiasm and Commitment Senior Play Commitment and Excellent Performance on Stage Senior Choir Enthusiasm and Commitment U13 Hockey Girls Most Outstanding Player U13 Netball Girls Most Promising Player Mark KAKOMA Subject Certificate Social Studies Reading Reading Age Well Above the Chronological Ages Yellow Representative Advanced Guitars Commitment and Excellence in Performance Senior Play Commitment and Excellent Performance on Stage Mukuna KALEJI Yellow Representative Good Manners and Behaviour Senior Play Commitment and Excellent Performance on Stage Senior Choir Enthusiasm and Commitment Tabani KAVINDELE 3rd Place in Class Reading Excellent Progress in Reading Comprehension and Word Recognition Reading Reading Age Well Above the Chronological Ages Blue Representative Senior Play Commitment and Excellent Performance on Stage 16

Music Commitment and Excellence in Progress Chess Most Promising Player U13 Soccer Boys Most Outstanding Player Senior Play Commitment and Excellent Performance on Stage Senior Choir Enthusiasm and Commitment Shawn LAWRENCE James SCORGIE Benedicte MENAGE Jessica SHERRIFF Reading Reading Age Well Above the Chronological Ages Yellow Representative Senior Play Commitment and Excellent Performance on Stage Senior Choir Enthusiasm and Commitment Music Commitment and Excellence in Progress U13 Cricket Most Improved Player Reading Reading Age Well Above the Chronological Ages Platinum Representative Good Manners and Behaviour Intermediate Guitars Commitment and Excellence in Performance Senior Play Commitment and Excellent Performance on Stage Senior Choir Enthusiasm and Commitment Subject Certificate Zambian Studies Platinum Representative Senior Play Commitment and Excellent Performance on Stage Chess Most Spirited Player U13 Hockey Boys Most Spirited Player U13 Soccer Boys Most Promising Player U13 Rugby Boys Most Improved Player 2nd Place in Class Subject Certificate English Language and French Reading Excellent Progress in Reading Comprehension and Word Recognition Reading Reading Age Well Above the Chronological Ages Platinum Representative Good Manners and Behaviour Advanced Guitars Commitment and Excellence in Performance Sandra MUNYUMBWE Senior Play Commitment and Excellent Performance Yellow Representative on Stage Scripture Union Enthusiasm and Commitment Senior Choir Enthusiasm and Commitment Senior Play Commitment and Excellent Performance on U13 Tennis Girls Most Spirited Player Stage U13 Hockey Girls Most Improved Player Senior Choir Enthusiasm and Commitment Tabitha TUNNEY Angus PINKNEY Yellow Representative Good Manners and Behaviour Senior Play Commitment and Excellent Performance on Stage Joel ROYSTON Subject Certificate Integrated Science Reading Excellent Progress in Reading Comprehension and Word Recognition Reading Reading Age Well Above the Chronological Ages Platinum Representative Advanced Guitars Commitment and Excellence in Performance 17 Platinum Representative Scripture Union Enthusiasm and Commitment Senior Play Commitment and Excellent Performance on Stage Senior Choir Enthusiasm and Commitment U13 Netball Girls Most Outstanding Player Fiona WATT Reading Exceptionally Good in Reading Comprehension and Word Recognition Platinum Representative Good Manners and Behaviour Senior Play Commitment and Excellent Performance on Stage Senior Choir Enthusiasm and Commitment U13 Hockey Girls Most Spirited Player U13 Soccer Girls Most Improved Player

GRADE AWARDS Abigail BURTON Mitchell COVENTRY 3rd Place in Class Subject Certificate Zambian Studies Good Manners and Behaviour Senior Play Commitment and Excellent Performance on Stage U11 Hockey Girls Most Improved Player Senior Play Commitment and Excellent Performance on Stage Senior Choir Enthusiasm and Commitment U11 Hockey Boys Most Outstanding Player U11 Soccer Boys Most Spirited Player U11 Rugby Boys Most Outstanding Player Erin BUTLER Jasper DONALD Reading Exceptionally Good in Reading Comprehension and Word Recognition Good Manners and Behaviour Intermediate Guitars Commitment and Excellence in Performance Senior Play Commitment and Excellent Performance on Stage U11 Tennis Girls Most Promising Player U11 Hockey Girls Most Promising Player Senior Play Commitment and Excellent Performance on Stage Chess Most Improved Player Tom HODGSON Reading Exceptionally Good in Reading Comprehension and Word Recognition Senior Play Commitment and Excellent Performance on Stage Senior Choir Enthusiasm and Commitment U13 Hockey Boys Most Improved Player Benjamin COCKER Advanced Guitars Commitment and Proficiency Senior Play Commitment and Excellent Performance on Stage U11 Hockey Boys Most Spirited Player U11 Rugby Boys Most Spirited Player Armand JANSE VAN RENSBURG Senior Play Commitment and Excellent Performance on Stage Komani MAJULA Celebrating 30 years of primary school excellennce Jake COVENTRY Subject Certificate French Good Manners and Behaviour Senior Play Commitment and Excellent Performance on Stage U13 Cricket Most Promising Player U13 Hockey Boys Most Outstanding Player U13 Soccer Boys Most Spirited Player U13 Rugby Boys Most Spirited Player Senior Play Commitment and Excellent Performance on Stage U13 Rugby Boys Most Promising Player Max COVENTRY Luke MIERS Isabella McGREGOR Senior Play Commitment and Excellent Performance on Stage Senior Choir Enthusiasm and Commitment Senior Play Commitment and Excellent Performance on Stage Senior Choir Enthusiasm and Commitment 1st Place in Class Subject Certificate Mathematics and Integrated Science Reading Good Progress in Reading Comprehension and Word Recognition Senior Play Commitment and Excellent Performance on Stage 18

Edwin MILLER Reading Excellent Progress in Reading Comprehension and Word Recognition Reading Reading Age Well Above the Chronological Ages Senior Play Commitment and Excellent Performance on Stage Music Commitment and Excellence in Progress U13 Cricket Most Spirited Player U13 Hockey Boys Most Promising Player Khumbo MUPESO Senior Play Commitment and Excellent Performance on Stage Senior Choir Enthusiasm and Commitment Rhodah MUSONDA Academic Attainment Endeavour Good Manners and Behaviour Senior Play Commitment and Excellent Performance on Stage Senior Choir Enthusiasm and Commitment U13 Tennis Girls Promising Player U13 Soccer Girls Most Outstanding Player U13 Netball Girls Most Improved Player Mikael ROYSTON Reading Excellent Progress in Reading Comprehension and Word Recognition Reading Reading Age Well Above the Chronological Ages Good Manners and Behaviour Senior Play Commitment and Excellent Performance on Stage Senior Choir Enthusiasm and Commitment Oliver SNART 2nd Place In Class Subject Certificate English Language and Social Studies Reading Good Progress in Reading Comprehension and Word Recognition Senior Play Commitment and Excellent Performance on Stage U13 Cricket Most Oustanding Player 19 Herzeldine TATA Good Manners and Behaviour Senior Play Commitment and Excellent Performance on Stage Amari VLAHAKIS Good Manners and Behaviour Intermediate Guitars Commitment and Proficiency Senior Play Commitment and Excellent Performance on Stage Senior Choir Enthusiasm and Commitment

GRADE AWARDS Chisala CHOKOLO LISHOMWA Good Manners and Behaviour Senior Choir Enthusiasm and Commitment Scripture Union Enthusiasm and Commitment U11 Soccer Girls Most Improved Player Lyle CLUBB Reading Good Progress in Reading Comprehension and Word Recognition U11 Cricket Most Improved Player Alexia COVENTRY Good Manners and Behaviour Beginners Guitar Commitment and Proficiency Senior Choir Enthusiasm and Commitment Luisa D RNER Senior Choir Enthusiasm and Commitment Lucille DU PLOOY U11 Netball Girls Most Spirited Player Lisa DUCKETT Intermediate Guitars Commitment and Proficiency U11 Tennis Girls Most Spirited Player U11 Soccer Girls Most Spirited Player Celebrating 30 years of primary school excellennce Mary JELLIS Tinashe KHACHANA Music Commitment and Excellence in Progress Tyla KNOX 3rd Place in Class Subject Certificate Integrated Science Reading Excellent Progress in Reading Comprehension and Word Recognition Reading Reading Age Well above chronological ages Warrick KYRIAZIS 2nd Place in Class Subject Certificate Zambian Studies and French Reading Excellent Progress in Reading Comprehension and Word Recognition Reading Reading Age Well Above the Chronological Ages Intermediate Guitars Commitment and Proficiency Senior Play Commitment and Excellent Performance on Stage U11 Hockey Boys Most Improved Player U11 Soccer Boys Most Promising Player David LIKANDO Good Manners and Behaviour Kara MACKAY 1st Place in Class Subject Certificate English Language and Social Studies Good Manners and Behaviour Senior Choir Enthusiasm and Commitment U11 Tennis Girls Most Outstanding Player U11 Hockey Girls Most Outstanding Player U11 Netball Girls Most Outstanding Player Intermediate Guitars Commitment and Proficiency U11 Netball Girls Most Promising Player Sante KAMUMFISA Beginners Guitar Commitment and Proficiency Senior Choir Enthusiasm and Commitment U11 Tennis Girls Most Improved Player Reading Exceptionally Good in Reading Comprehension and Word Recognition Senior Play Commitment and Excellent Performance on Stage Senior Choir Enthusiasm and Commitment U11 Soccer Boys Most Outstanding Player U11 Rugby Boys Most Improved Player Bradley MANDOZANA Senior Play Commitment and Excellent Performance on Stage U11 Soccer Boys Most Improved Player Sophie McGREGOR 20

Lauren MENAGE Good Manners and Behaviour Intermediate Guitars Commitment and Excellence in Performance Senior Choir Enthusiasm and Commitment U11 Hockey Girls Most Spirited Player U11 Soccer Girls Most Outstanding Player Marc MENAGE Reading Improvement in his reading Zuliana MUMA Scripture Union Enthusiasm and Commitment Senior Choir Enthusiasm and Commitment Music Commitment and Excellence in Progress Alexander ROBERTS Academic Attainment Endeavour Subject Certificate Mathematics Reading Reading Age Well Above the Chronological Ages Music Commitment and Excellence in Progress U11 Cricket Most Spirited Player Nadia SCORGIE Senior Choir Enthusiasm and Commitment Vaughan SHERRIFF Senior Choir Enthusiasm and Commitment Senior Play Commitment and Excellent Performance on Stage U11 Cricket Most Outstanding Player Grace THOMAS Senior Choir Enthusiasm and Commitment U11 Soccer Girls Most Promising Player Benjamin TUNNEY Senior Play Commitment and Excellent Performance on Stage Jennifer VAN DER MERWE Intermediate Guitars Commitment and Proficiency U11 Netball Girls Most Improved Player 21

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GRADE AWARDS Jodi BAWDEN 2nd Place in class Subject Certificate English Language Social Studies and French Reading Excellent Progress in Reading Comprehension and Word Recognition Junior Choir Enthusiasm and Commitment Music Commitment and Excellence in Progress U9 Hockey Girls Most Outstanding Player U9 Soccer Girls Most Outstanding Player Emmanuel CHAMA Lukas HODGSON Good Manners and Behaviour Junior Choir Enthusiasm and Commitment Ruan JANSE VAN RENSBURG 3rd Place in Class Subject Certificate for Mathematics Alpheas LISELO Reading Good Progress in Reading Comprehension and Word Recognition Reading Exceptionally Good in Reading Comprehension and Word Recognition Junior Choir Enthusiasm and Commitment Music Commitment and Excellence in Progress U9 Soccer Boys Most Spirited Player U9 Rugby Boys Most Promising Player Alexander MEIKLE Leo CLARKSON Good Manners and Behaviour Scripture Union Enthusiasm and Commitment Junior Choir Enthusiasm and Commitment Good Manners and Behaviour Junior Choir Enthusiasm and Commitment U9 Cricket Most Outstanding Player U9 Soccer Boys Most Promising Player U9 Rugby Boys Most Outstanding Player Benjamin COVENTRY Academic Attainment Endeavour U11 Hockey Boys Most Promising Player Caleb COVENTRY Good Manners and Behaviour Jamie DUNN Creativity Recycling Materials around him to create beautiful toys Good Manners and Behaviour Samuel MIERS Good Manners and Behaviour Kutemba SAWONO Rashaan VLAHAKIS Reading Exceptionally Good in reading comprehension and word recognition Junior Choir Enthusiasm and Commitment U9 Soccer Boys Most Outstanding Player Peyton ZALOUMIS Good Manners and Behaviour Beginners Guitar Commitment and Proficiency Scripture Union Enthusiasm and Commitment Music Commitment and Excellence in Progress U9 Hockey Girls Most Improved Player Jordan FERREIRA 1st Place in class Subject Certificate Integrated Science and Zambian Studies Reading Good Progress in Reading Comprehension and word recognition Beginners Guitar Commitment and Proficiency Junior Choir Enthusiasm and Commitment Music Commitment and Excellence in Progress 23

GRADE AWARDS Joshua ANIS Junior Play Commitment and Excellent Performance on Stage U9 Cricket Most Spirited Player Neissa BASERA 3rd Place in Class Scripture Union Enthusiasm and Commitment Junior Play Commitment and Excellent Performance on Stage Junior Choir Enthusiasm and Commitment Music Commitment and Excellence in Progress Jordan BRUYNS Scripture Union Enthusiasm and Commitment Junior Play Commitment and Excellent Performance on Stage Junior Choir Enthusiasm and Commitment Morgan CANTLAY Reading Exceptionally Good in Reading Comprehension and Word Recognition Junior Play Commitment and Excellent Performance on Stage Junior Choir Enthusiasm and Commitment Music Commitment and Excellence in Progress Mwila CHILEKWA Scripture Union Enthusiasm and Commitment Junior Play Commitment and Excellent Performance on Stage Junior Choir Enthusiasm and Commitment Celebrating 30 years of primary school excellennce Aiden CLUBB 1st Place in Class Subject Certificate English Language Mathematics and Content Subjects Reading Excellent Progress in Reading Comprehension and Word Recognition Reading Reading Age well Above the Chronological Ages Good Manners and Behaviour Junior Play Commitment and Excellent Performance on Stage Junior Choir Enthusiasm and Commitment U9 Cricket Most Promising Player Ryan JELLIS 2nd Place in Class Subject Certificate for French Reading Excellent Progress in reading Comprehension and Word Recognition Good Manners and Behaviour Junior Play Commitment and Excellent Performance on Stage Junior Choir Enthusiasm and Commitment U9 Rugby Boys Most Improved Player U9 Soccer Boys Most Improved Player Brooklyn KHAN Good Manners and Behaviour Scripture Union Enthusiasm and Commitment Beginners Guitar Commitment and Excellence in Performance Junior Play Commitment and Excellent Performance on Stage Joice MANDOZANA Junior Play Commitment and Excellent Performance on Stage Junior Choir Enthusiasm and Commitment Music Commitment and Excellence in Progress U9 Hockey Girls Most Promising Player U9 Soccer Girls Most Spirited Player Samantha MIDDLETON Reading Good Progress in Reading Comprehension and Word Recognition Scripture Union Enthusiasm and Commitment Beginners Guitar Commitment and Excellence in Performance Junior Play Commitment and Excellent Performance on Stage Mia MIERS Good Manners and Behaviour Junior Play Commitment and Excellent Performance on Stage U9 Hockey Girls Most Spirited Player U9 Soccer Girls Most Promising Player 24

Lubomba MWIINGA Academic Attainment Endeavour Junior Play Commitment and Excellent Performance on Stage Junior Choir Enthusiasm and Commitment Music Commitment and Excellence in Progress Cody ROBINSON Good Manners and Behaviour Junior Play Commitment and Excellent Performance on Stage Junior Choir Enthusiasm and Commitment Kushal SHARMA Good Manners and Behaviour Junior Choir Enthusiasm and Commitment Music Commitment and Excellence in Progress Christopher THOMAS Junior Play Commitment and Excellent Performance on Stage Junior Choir Enthusiasm and Commitment U9 Cricket Most Improved Player U9 Rugby Boys Most Spirited Player Tristan VAN DER MERWE Good Manners and Behaviour Junior Play Commitment and Excellent Performance on Stage 25

GRADE AWARDS Giovanni BEUKES Book Prize for Consistent Effort in All Areas Good manners and Behaviour Music Commitment and Excellence in Progress Junior Play Commitment and Excellent Performance on Stage Michaela BIGNELL Academic Attainment Outstanding Performance in All subjects Book Prize for Creativity and Organisational Ability Good manners and Behaviour Junior Choir Enthusiasm and Commitment U9 Soccer Girls Most Improved Player Book Prize for Endeavour Good Manners and Behaviour Owen REEVE Book Prize for Outstanding Progress in Mathematics Junior Play Commitment and Excellent Performance on Stage Chloe STREET Book Prize for her Enthusiastic Attitude Junior Choir Enthusiasm and Commitment Joshua VERSTER Hayden DE ROBILLARD Book Prize for Steady Progress Junior Play Commitment and Excellent Performance on Stage Book Prize for Quick Mental Mathematics Junior Play Commitment and Excellent Performance on Stage Raiyaaz VLAHAKIS Book Prize for Meticulous Work Presentation Good Manners and Behaviour Dominic DUNN Reading Excellent Progress in Reading Comprehension and Word Recognition Book Prize for Logical Reasoning Cuwien HIKAATE Book Prize for his Determination to Succeed Junior Play Commitment and Excellent Performance on Stage Carmin MINNAAR Book Prize for her Willingness to Tackle all Tasks Zangi MWALE Celebrating 30 years of primary school excellennce Louise NORTJE Reading Very Good Progress in Reading Comprehension and Word Recognition Book Prize for Commendable Progress in All Areas Good Manners and Behaviour Music Commitment and Excellence in Progress Junior Play Commitment and Excellent Performance on Stage 26

GRADE AWARDS Riley FALKENBERG Tehila SHAMBOKO Book Prize for Pleasing Progress in Mathematics Book Prize for Progress in Reading Twalumba HAMUTETE Maita TATA Book Prize for Progress in Reading Book Prize for Neat Handwriting Lubomba HAMUTETE Montana VAN DER MERWE Book Prize for Always Participating in Class Book Prize for Endeavour Good Manners and Behaviour Connor JORDAAN Book Prize for Outstanding Independent Work GRADE 1 LUSAKA Liam KYRIAZIS Victoria CHINEMHUTE Book Prize for Improved Task Completion Book Prize for Outstanding Progress in Reading and Writing Good Manners and Behaviour Ahmed LIMBADA Book Prize for Steady Progress in Mathematics Tristan DE BEER Linnet MANDOZANA Book Prize for Steady Progress in Reading Book Prize for Perseverance in Mathematics Abigail HAMILTON Samuel MEIKLE Book Prize for Commendable Progress in All Areas Academic Attainment Outstanding Performance in All Subjects Book Prize for being Conscientious and Determined in All subjects Good manners and Behaviour Yannik MARAIS Book Prize for Commendable Progress in All Areas Damien VAN SOEST Academic Attainment Outstanding Performance in All Subjects Book Prize for Outstanding Performance in Reading Good Manners and Behaviour David MIDDLETON Book Prize for Being Conscientious Lily MILLER Harry WHITTALL Book Prize for Working Enthusiastically Book Prize for Commendable Progress in Handwriting Ammarah PATEL Madelise WINTERS Book Prize for Meritorious Achievement in English and Mathematics Book Prize for Commendable Progress in Reading and Writing Good manners and Behaviour Katie PATERSON Book Prize for Meritorious Reading Claire ROBINSON Book Prize for Cheerful and Steady Progress Good Manners and Behaviour 27

GRADE AWARDS Justine BIGNELL Book Prize for Consistent Good Work Good Manners and Behaviour Asher CANTLAY Book Prize for Enthusiasm and Endeavour Good Manners and Behaviour Shohei SASAKI Book Prize for Detailed Drawing Amber THOMAS Book Prize for Creative Ability Holly TUNNEY Book Prize for Consistent Effort Taite HEIN Book Prize for Commendable Progress Good Manners and Behaviour Luke BEUKES GRADE R LUSAKA Warwick BRUYNS Riley BAWDEN Book Prize for Sporting Ability Book Prize for Steady Progress in Mathematics Book Prize for Perseverance Ava CLARKSON Book Prize for The Best Story Teller Good Manners and Behaviour Academic Attainment Outstanding Performance in All Subjects Book Prize for Great Progress in Creative Writing Good Manners and Behaviour Cassidy DONALD Rowan FRICK Ella BRAGGE Book Prize for Good Illustrations Thomas FARMER Book Prize for Enthusiastic Attitude Emma FERREIRA Book Prize for Neat Colouring In Book Prize for Progress in English Good Manners and Behaviour Kyle GOODWIN Book Prize for Consistent Good Work in All Area Good Manners and Behaviour Adam GLENDINNING Celebrating 30 years of primary school excellennce Book Prize for Steady Progress Leopold HAEFNER Book Prize for being a Natural Reader Good Manners and Behaviour Claire NORTJE Book Prize for Good Number Work Good Manners and Behaviour 28

CLASS REPORTS GRADE O ur Grade R class might not have been the biggest class in school but we made up for it with our determination to work as a group and to take part in all aspects that Musikili had to offer It was a very exciting year with Musikili turning 30 and our youngsters entering their first year at school During the course of this year we had a special visitor by the name of Tinkerbell who came to visit us every now and again when we needed some inspiration She would come and visit the classroom leaving only her fairy dust and if we were lucky enough a per sonalised letter with a sucker as evidence The Grade R class had the privilege of being taught by Mrs Snart during the course of Term 1 where she CLASS REPORT then moved to our Satellite school in Lusaka She did a great job in preparing the learners to become true Musikilian s We all took part in our first ever Polar Bear Swim showing great perseverance and enthusi asm to get from the deep side all the way to the shallow side This was a great year for all Each learner showed tremendous growth and an eagerness to learn Our main aim was to be kind and always treat others the way we would like to be treat ed We are looking forward to welcoming all the new Grade Rs for 2018 and to be their big broth ers and sisters 29 Left to Right Mrs Lizette Dry Asher Cantlay Taite Hein Justine Bignell Ms Polly Mwaambwa

Celebrating 30 years of primary school excellennce Justine BIGNELL Asher CANTLAY Taite HEIN 30

TRIP TO MOORINGS FARM MONZE T his year our Grade R s decided to incorporate our class trip with one of our themes for Term 3 The learners were overly excited as our farming destination was kept a secret until the very last moment We started our visit at the Moorings Farm in Monze with a head count of all the goats and sheep making our job very difficult because neither of these two look alike and they move fast Never the less we managed just fine with a count well above 100 Feeding the goats was easy peasy lemon squeezy Not one goat went hungry that day Meeting up with the sheep Angus and Vaughan was no picnic they were both quite intimidating as seen in the photo below Meeting up with the horses was not new for any of us but meeting a horse that expected us to keep a secret now that is most definitely a first for me At first we thought Taite might even have a secret admirer as one horse absolutely loved whispering things in his ear Later that day we went to the pig s pen Now that was an experience All the pigs were un der strict hygiene and we helped to keep a close eye on them Some of the piglets made the scariest sounds no sound any of us were used to Before we had our picnic on the grass we all went for a fascinating horse ride to make sure our farming trip was complete What would a farm trip be without a horse ride anyway Our Grade R class would like to thank Uncle James and Aunty Kim Lawrence for their hos pitality during our first Musikili Class trip This most definitely will be a well remembered trip for years to come 31

GRADE LUSAKA SATELLITE CLASS REPORT T he term started well with a nicely balanced group of six girls and five boys They were en thusiastic about learning their alphabet letter sounds and beginning to blend letters together to form short words Story time was a favourite part of the day and they enjoyed competing to answer questions about the story The class took to number work keenly and impressed me with accurate counting and being able to form their numbers correctly With a good grounding in number value they were able to move onto early addition and subtraction Celebrating 30 years of primary school excellennce Creative ability particularly from the girls was apparent in Topic work They enjoyed learning about Farming Animals of different continents and Festivals We did Swimming and P E twice a week and the children were proud to show off their swim ming skills at the Musikili Gala They had fun meeting their Mazabuka class mates and being able to clamber onto the winning podium alongside them At the end of term we made another trip to Musikili to join in the Junior Nativity Play It was great fun learning the songs and dances The children s practice paid off and they contributed beautifully to the play Most slept over in the dorms and proudly collected accolades at Prize Giving the following day A super introduction to Musikili life 32 Left to Right Back Cassidy Donald Adam Glendinning Thomas Farmer Riley Bawden Claire Nortje Front Row Shohei Sasaki Holly Tunney Amber Thomas Emma Ferreira Ella Bragge Mrs Jane Snart Insert Leopold Haefner

Emma FERREIRA LUSAKA Riley BAWDEN Holly TUNNEY Thomas FARMER 33

GRADE CLASS REPORT T he Grade Ones of 2017 have been a very hard working class who enjoyed all aspects of school life They have all adjusted well to big school grown as individuals and have all be come more confident and independent Celebrating 30 years of primary school excellennce The class has worked well in all areas They have maintained a high standard of reading and are able to spell and recognize many words due to their consistent hard work in phonics Their handwriting is good and they all continue to be conscientious The Grade One s have covered several concepts in Mathematics and have been able to diligently apply these to their everyday work They have all shown great enthusiasm on the sports field and been involved in several sport ing disciplines athletics cross country hockey netball tennis mini cricket soccer and swimming Several of the children have represented Musikili in swimming and they have all represented their respective houses for inter house events During the course of the year their skills have improved and they have all become keen sports people who thrive to do their best and show good sportsmanship It has been an absolute pleasure teaching them all and I look forward to watching them grow as individuals during their school career at Musikili I wish them all the best for 2018 and know that they will work hard and continue to be energetic fun loving children in Grade Two 34 Left to Right Back David Middleton Claire Robinson Kyle Goodwin Riley Falkenberg Liam Kyriazis Linnet Mandoza na Lubomba Hamutete Lily Miller Twalumba Hamutete Second Row Ms Kim Falkenberg Luke Beukes Ammarah Patel Rowan Frick Montana van der Merwe Samuel Meikle Maita Tata Ahmed Limbada Tehila Shamboko Mrs Precious Mwangula Teachers Assistant Front Row Ava Clarkson Warwick Bruyns Katie Paterson Insert Connor Jordaan

Kyle GOODWIN Connor JORDAAN Ammarah PATEL Ava CLARKSON 35

Luke BEUKES Maita TATA Samuel MEIKLE Celebrating 30 years of primary school excellennce Lumomba HAMUTETE 36

TRIP TO CISERA FARM MAZABUKA T he annual Grade 1 trip to Cisera Farm in the Third Term is one of the highlights of the year Farming is the main theme that we cover in Environmental Studies in the third term We were able to experience firsthand what we had learnt as well as gain further knowledge from Uncle Nev and Aunty Kath We left school straight after assembly and there was much excitement and anticipation about what our trip would entail We were met by Uncle Nev and Aunty Kath and started our ad venture First we met the cattle and then we all had a go at milking the cows The whole class bravely tasted milk straight from the cow and then we all fed a very hungry baby calf We met little lambs that sucked our fingers and even did a hay bale race We watched hors es prance around the paddock and all bravely took turns riding a horse some of us for the first time We fed baby kids and Uncle Nev gave us a lesson in sheep shearing Then we happily munched away at wa es ice cream and cake thank you Aunty Con To end off an amazing day we swam and played on the trampoline We then happily returned to school chatting excitedly about everything we had done and learnt Once again we would like to thank the Pinkney s and Sherriff s for their wonderful hospitality and for sharing their knowledge Thank you for making our trip memorable and fun 37

GRADE LUSAKA SATELLITE CLASS REPORT I n January we welcomed seven boys and girls in their crisp starched uniforms and oversized hats into the Grade One satellite class in Lusaka and the journey we had over the year was an incredible one Their development is something that each one of them can be very proud of It is a privilege to watch these children unful as the year goes by and the difference a year in the classroom makes will always astound one Celebrating 30 years of primary school excellennce Each child brings their attributes to the classroom and the sharing of these made for a dy namic year where every boy and girl gave of their best and received so much from each oth er too The children have been very dedicated to their learning journey and have grown in maturity coping with the demands of the Grade One classroom and flourished in it Literacy is an area where you see so much progress When you think back to the beginning of the year where sounding out phonics and remembering how to hold their pencils was tricky to now being able to independently read and write beautiful stories Having the opportunity to join in some of the whole school festivities at Big Musikili was very exciting for the children and they showed great courage as they merged with their fellow Grade One class and took part in the athletics day musical morning swimming gala and the junior Christmas play I have thoroughly enjoyed teaching this Grade One class and we have shared many happy experiences together I feel that they are all very ready for the challenges that Grade 2 will bring them and wish them every success as they embark on their next adventure 38 Left to Right Back Mrs Clare Clarkson Tristan van der Merwe Damien van Soest Yannik Marais Front Row Abigail Hamilton Victoria Chinemhute Madelise Winters Insert Harry Withtall

LUSAKA Abigail HAMILTON Damien VAN SOEST Harry WITHHALL Madelise WINTERS 39

Celebrating 30 years of primary school excellennce Tristan DE BEER Yannik MARAIS Victoria CHINEMHUTE 40 LUSAKA

CLASS TRIP As part of our Season s theme in Term Two we went for a walk to explore how the trees change with the seasons and to investigate these changes On our walk we discovered some litter in and around the ponds and used the opportunity to pick it up and save our Earth Through this we began talking about and exploring the impact that rubbish has on our environment and the changes we can make We were very fortunate to have the opportunity to visit Foxdale Court that has some recycling processes in place It was interesting to see recycling in action and to learn about how we can each make a difference in our world The children each came back and wrote out a sincere promise to the world on a change they will make in order to help our Earth I was very proud of their compassion in wanting to make a difference in our world We ended the field trip with a tour of Gigibontas ice cream factory which happens to be at the same facility and of course took part in a mandatory icecream What a treat In Term Three in line with our Farming theme we were able to visit a farm and see farming in action Tractors cows sheep dust picking strawberries and bunnies were some of the things we experienced We were lucky enough to visit a chicken hatchery and learn about the lifecycle of a chicken including seeing an embryonic chick A great day out in our everfascinating extended classroom 41

GRADE 2 CLASS REPORT 017 was a wonderful year for the Grade Twos who have all matured and developed so much over the year The children faced the academic challenges with enthusiasm and good humour along the way They progressed from needing a fair amount of assistance to being able to work inde pendently and confidently Reading and Spelling ages have all improved and the children have loved learning the foundation steps to cursive handwriting We started Computer Skills and French lessons this year Both lessons are a highlight of the week and we have a few children that can speak and understand French very well Celebrating 30 years of primary school excellennce All the children have participated in afternoon sports activities and have made great strides in balance and co ordination The Grade Twos have certainly kept me on my toes and I have enjoyed every minute of it I am confident that we have established a solid foundation for an amazing start to Grade 3 42 Left to Right Back Mrs Samantha Hein Dominic Dunn Cuwien Hikaate Joshua Verster Owen Reeve Zangi Mwale Giovanni Beukes Mrs Julie Zulu Teachers Assistant Front Row Michaela Bignell Carmin Minnaar Raiyaaz Vlahakis Hayden de Robillard Chloe Street Louise Nortje

Chloe STREET Michaela BIGNELL Hayden DE ROBILLARD and Joshua VERSTER Giovanni BEUKES 43

Celebrating 30 years of primary school excellennce Rayiaaz VLAHAKIS Louise NORTJE Owen REEVE 44

TRIP TO KUSHIYA FARM MAZABUKA T he children were extremely excited about their Grade 2 Daytrip to Kushiya Farm We arrived at Kushiya at about quarter to 9 and climbed straight onto the cruisers and set off on a game drive The children saw herds of impala lechwe zebra sable kudu and lots of pretty bushbuck Mr Ian Robinson taught us so many interesting facts about the animals we saw Mr Guy Robinson told us about the winter thorn trees that were planted to provide food for the buck during the dry season We also visited the sugar cane fields and saw new sugar cane rows being planted The children loved getting a stick of sugar cane to munch on As it was an extremely hot day the boys and girls welcomed a cool dip in the pool Uncle Ian showed the children his drone The children had great fun chasing the drone and then being chased by the drone A few of the boys were fascinated with the video footage from the drone After lunch we visited the dairy It was interesting to see how the cows get milked by machine All the children got to taste fresh milk It was delicious We then went to feed the baby calves the fresh milk The children loved petting the calves and letting them suck on their hands All the children got to ride in an ox cart They all agreed that a car is a much more comfortable way to travel We made one more stop to see the horses before climbing back into the school bus to return to Musikili We d like to thank the Robinson family for once again hosting the Grade 2 Daytrip The ex periences and lessons learnt will never be forgotten and the children had an amazing time 45

GRADE CLASS REPORT I t has been a very good year for the Grade Three class All of the children were eager to learn new things and participate in all areas of school in the classroom culturally and on the sports field Celebrating 30 years of primary school excellennce Grade Three is a big step in the development of the children as they learn to work more inde pendently and many of the lessons and activities done were aimed with teaching children self reliance and independence Part of this process is learning to read on their own and being exposed to a variety of books and information that expands their vocabulary knowledge and curiosity Another part of their growth is learning how to work within a group situation where they have to exchange ideas and collaborate in order to complete tasks On the sports side many of the Grade Three children represented Musikili in swimming ath letics rugby netball and cricket A few of the children also represented the school in the choir and with some interesting pieces of Art on display at the Annual Arts Festival at Banani International School Curious George was our class mascot and the children enjoyed taking turns to have him visit them at home over the weekend then reporting back on the adventures he got up to with them 46 Left to Right Back Kushal Sharma Ryan Jellis Mwila Chilekwa Aiden Clubb Neissa Basera Lubomba Mwiinga Mrs Germaine Homan Front Row Joshua Anis Joice Mandozana Christopher Thomas Brooklyn Khan Morgan Cantlay Samantha Middleton Cody Robinson Jordan Bruyns

The Monster Under the Bed by Samantha Middleton Once there was a mommy monster who had three baby monsters two boys and one girl They lived on Saturn with their dad One day the mommy monster was on a ship with her family Suddenly there was a big boom The engine exploded They landed on Earth They got out of their crashed ship but the sun hurt their eyes So they ran into a house and hid under the bed When it was night a big thing got onto the top of the bed The monster heard rustling When it was quiet the monsters went to the kitchen and ate everything The monsters lived there for a long time and nobody found out The Purple People Eater by Tristan van der Merwe One day a Purple People Eater landed on our roof It had one horn It was big and scary PPE told me he was hungry We ran away and he ran after us We were lost on our farm but the PPE was still following us So we went to Musikili We hid in Grade 3 The PPE looked and looked but he could not nd us But something dropped and he found us He took us to his house and tied us up I will eat you All of you He shouted I cut the rope and we pushed him in the pot Then we ran home Pirates By Morgan Cantlay One day there was a captain called Grubby Hook He loved being a pirate But one day their gold fell off board Captain Grubby Hook and his crew went to dive in the water to find it Then the crew saw the gold But when they went down to get it they saw a shark The shark saw them and the shark came to attack them All the crew got eaten except one He got on the leg but still survived Then it was just him and the Captain and those two sailed the seven seas But one day they had no underpants so they went to find some They found an island and it had a treasure chest full of underpants But there was something wrong Other pirates had found the underpants treasure so they quickly grabbed the chest and ran away Then the pirates had lots of underpants Fishing Trip by Ryan Jellis One day my family and I went on a fishing trip to the Zambezi The lodge was called the Royal Zambezi We went fishing and caught three tiger fish five bream and seven chessa We caught the tiger fish with bread and weights and we caught the bream and the chessa with a float worms and weights The Royal Zambezi is very nice because the rooms were nice The food was tasty and they had games we could play The next day I went fishing early in the morning and I caught a 5kg barble and a 5 pound chessa When I came back we ate the barble and it was very nice On the last day I caught a 10 kg tiger fish Then we went home 47

My Pet Dinosaur by Brooklyn Khan I have a pet dinosaur It s name is Sam To look after your dinosaurs you need food and water You also need to have a leash and take your dinosaur for a walk Make a place for it to sleep You also need to know if it was born in the Triassic or the late Jurassic or the Cretaceous time and what size it is My pet dinosaur Sam is a plant eater Be careful when you are training your di nosaur because your dinosaur might step on you and bite you One more thing Love your dinosaur be cause it s not going to be here forever Giraffe Acrostic Poem by Joice Mandozana Eddie Elephant by Aiden Clubb Giraffes have a long neck It s pattern like a check Racing through the rain Across the savanna Famous long blue tongue Fabulous eyelashes Extraordinary creature Eddie was an elephant that lived in the bush Eddie saw some monkeys climbing trees I can do that said Eddie Bang Eddie fell Eddie saw some hippos swimming I can do that said Eddie Eddie tried but sank to the bottom Eddie started to cry The bush is no place for a clumsy elephant Eddie went to the city He saw a man riding a scooter I can do that said Eddie Eddie fell off SPOKOZO A big crowd of people came to see Eddie cried and cried They said you can be the trumpeter for our street band and Eddie was happy Celebrating 30 years of primary school excellennce A Pet Monkey by Jordan Bruyns It is not a good idea to have a monkey as a pet because it will pull down the curtains and set the house on re It will make a hole in the roof and they like to bite you and attack you and scratch you They will eat your pillows Chase your cats and dogs and rabbits and hamsters It is not a good idea no no no 48

TRIP TO LIVINGSTONE AND VICTORIA FALLS We left Musikili on Tuesday 12th September for our annual trip to Livingstone We stopped in Choma to visit the museum where we saw the Bush clearing balls the Choma peace stone and a makora We arrived at Waterfront camping grounds at lunch and then the children had a swim in the pool Our first trip was to the Mosi oaTunya National Game Park We saw many animals like elephants a large herd of buffalo and impala baboons warthogs and zebra We had the privilege of walking up to a mother rhino with her 3 month old baby We returned to Waterfront and boarded the pontoon for our river sunset cruise at 4 30 pm After drinks snacks and supper the children learnt about the Zambezi River and viewed hippos and some young crocodiles on the river bank We were up early on the Wednesday and went to see the falls There was not a lot of water flowing over the edge but it gave the children an opportunity to have a good look at the rock formations and the gorge The children were not afraid to cross the knife edge bridge After breakfast we went into town to the museum The children learnt a lot about the town of Livingstone and saw displays of the Stone and Iron Ages in Zambia We also learnt about rural and town life and the fauna of Zambia The main part of the visit was to learn about David Livingstone and to view artefacts used by him and some of the letters he wrote The children then visited the Catholic Church and saw the stained glass windows and the bell tower We went to the David Livingstone hotel for a dip in their beautiful pool then walked back to our campsite which was next door for tea 49 Our last visit was to the Railway Museum where we met Mr Noble who gave us an excellent tour of the locomotives and told us about the history of trains in Zambia We went to the boarding area for the Livingstone train and were given permission to view the steam engine preparing for its daily trip across the Victoria Falls Bridge The children were fascinated with the workings of this machine We had supper and then played a hilarious game of charades We were all up and the camp packed by 7 20 the next morning We said our goodbyes and made the long trip back to school Despite it being a very long road trip it was well worth it as the children learnt so much and had some fantastic opportunities and experiences

GRADE CLASS REPORT W hen I arrived at Musikili the other teachers in the school admired how lucky I was to take up a class of sweet children Moving into class with that mind set I waited for moments when I would go back on the statement of sweet children but there was NONE The pupils have been wonderful to work with and have developed in many aspects as individuals and as a group Each one of them have grown to appreciate strengths in others and weakness too Celebrating 30 years of primary school excellennce It is encouraging to see them competing and challenging one another in both their class work and extra curricular activities Many pupils have developed an interest in reading The effect of the growth has been reflected in the quality and length of their writing The Grade Four class has had fun in practical lessons and game activities in class optimising their learning potential as a result When friendship dynamics meet the children s expectation behaviour is not an issue to worry about We had a memorable time during the class trip owing to the fact that pupils were easy to manage The trip was an opportunity for them to extend their general knowledge and also to consolidate their classroom learning A good number of children participated in sporting activities and hence represented the school in festivals tournaments and other competitions In all these we would like to thank Musikili School and the parents for their support We look forward to Grade Five next year 50 Left to Right Back Mrs Judith Hamutete Rashaan Vlahakis Benjamin Coventry Ruan Janse van Rensburg Alpheas Liselo Jamie Dunn Lukas Hodgson Front Row Peyton Zaloumis Emmanuel Chama Jordan Ferreira Leo Clarkson Caleb Coventry Kutemba Sawono Alex ander Meikle Jodi Bawden Insert Samuel Miers

A Long Wait Indeed My Longest Day My name is Leo One day I was playing outside the house when my Mom informed me that we were going to the river the next day That night I went to bed anxious of the trip and I remember dreaming about catching a tiger fish On Thursday 26th October I woke up got dressed and had breakfast After breakfast my mom told me I was going to the dentist I didn t like the sound of the word dentist I told myself that it couldn t be happening for in my mind the dentist put drills in people s mouths But that was all in my head thankfully and it was at the best time of the day 1 O CLOCK IT WAS DREADFUL So I went and had a silent tantrum because I felt like I was going to die At about 14hrs I sat in my room waiting for my Mum to call me When she finally called me I freaked out but she told me to pack trainers for some reason weird Then we started off all the way there I was sad I literally felt like I was going to die Just when I was about to ask her how far we were she informed me we were there I walked into the office and it was full of old people WITH NO TEETH This made me feel miserable At last I went to the hygienist who was going to do my teeth It wasn t that bad I actually found it wonderful My mom told me I was going to go paintballing I realised then that that s why she told me to pack the trainers She informed me that Lyle Aiden Benjie Tabitha Margaret Ryan and Leo were going to be there I was so excited It was so fun that time went by very quickly Later we went to Sugar Bush for a milkshake and chicken strips Mmm this was yummy I learnt that you should never judge a book by its cover because this ended up being fun and yummy In the morning we got up and drove to the airport Barely after ten minutes we experienced bad weather It was raining heavily we had to get back home The flight back was not easy either because there were dark clouds everywhere We managed to land safely and drove back home We had to wait until the afternoon We again drove to the airport and flew to the river safely However Dad had to pick up the next group of people They too had a good journey to the river The people that were there were my family and some of my cousins Parker and Maddie At the river we had such a wonderful time We caught lots of fish and saw lots of game Jodi Bawden Leo Clarkson Personi cation My name is Peyton and I am a sweetcorn I look like a big glue stick that is yellow and bumpy but still very tasty and sweet I am only one bright colour I will make your day great and tasty you can count on it I grow in a eld on stalk I have hair and big leaves over it I grow above the ground If I grew underground it would be quite boring there And I would probably be eaten by ants I get a really nice view on what s going on outside Oh look There s someone walking towards me I get picked and thrown into a pot of really hot water but before that I get peeled And then I m put on a plate There goes my arm There goes my other arm Oh no He s going to eat my head bye bye Peyton Zaloumis 51

Sandy Sea Monster The beach was almost deserted only a few people lay soaking in the sun s rays when from nowhere came a giant hand which picked us all up All we saw was a blue surface under us We felt really scared We screamed we shouted but nobody was around to save us Suddenly we started moving forward At that point one of us found the strength to ask Where are we going We were as scared as a mouse We wished that we had gone home earlier Then we got the monster s head Haaa Haaa Haaa The face was ugly Is this a real face asked one of us Where are you taking us Why are you people being so mean to me said the monster in a booming voice I am just taking you to the giant s villa so you can see the king and the queen You are a friendly giant we all echoed at once Yes said the giant I just want friendly people that are good to me like ds bs and cs I would love to be your friend unfortunately I can t because I have a family waiting for me at the beach explained Monica The giant replied Ok I will just go and get your families No take us home said Johanna We just want to go home to our families At last the monster took them back but asked in a soft voice come and give me a sweet every day Celebrating 30 years of primary school excellennce Jordan Ferreira The Boys and The Hungry Polar Bear The Elephant Disaster Alex and Liselo woke up very excited about the planned fishing adventure that day After breakfast they did their chores and jumped on the sledge to go fishing Alex cast his net and caught a baby seal we all felt sorry for it therefore we decided to let it go Before we let go of the baby seal a hungry polar bear dived into the water and ate the seal Liselo screamed Ahhhhh The polar bear looked at him and without hesitating chased him Alex started to run too When they were near home Liselo knocked into a block of ice Before they knew it they found themselves swimming in a pool of ice cold water Afraid of what was going to happen to them they decided to paddle Alex swam but Liselo had trouble swimming The polar bear charged towards him Liselo held onto a block of ice for his life The polar bear broke the block of ice by leaping onto it And Liselo was not seen with the polar bear gain Did Alex see Liselo again Benjamin and Lukas went to the zoo Then they saw that something was wrong so they went to the boss and said We think that there s something wrong The boss went to check what was going on Out of nowhere the elephant ran so fast that the man could not get away from the oncoming elephant Unfortunately he died on the spot By the time the elephant got out of the zoo it had killed a total of100 people and injured 80 The elephant ran all the way to the city and into a shop People all over were panicking and got so angry because it broke the shop So people were trying to stop it but it was too strong By the time they called Animal Control it had killed over 200 people destroyed half the city and injured 1000 people The Animal Control were trying to dart it but it was so fast they could not hit it Eventually they threw a net over it and tried to dart it The dart gun wasn t strong enough to go through its skin so they shot it with the world s biggest gun It went to sleep and that s how they managed to load it in a truck What a relief it was in the city Alpheas Liselo Caleb Coventry 52

TRIP TO WILDLIVES KALOMO T his year the Grade Fours returned to the wildlife Camp in Kalomo The camp was crammed full of activities which included the traditional early morning game drive before breakfast We looked forward to these sessions enjoying the sightings of sable hartebeest kudu and loads of lechwe We caught alluring glimpses of zebras through the trees but excited chatter from the back of the trucks always sent them hurtling away However we were delighted to see the only surviving members of roan Uncle Slow led the class in several activities including lessons on skulls and game shooting He taught us some of the basics of bush tracking and demonstrated many of the ways a game farm is managed Other activities that left a lasting impression were fishing in the dam fire lighting kopje climbing and impala shooting Uncle Slow took advantage of the knowledge and skills of one of the boys and afforded him the chance to shoot an impala Although some children were slightly squeamish about parts of the disection most appreciated the chance to get their hands dirty and hold an impala heart or squeeze its lungs 53 The class was well informed on Uncle Sydney s camp fire stories As a result the fire lighting was a much anticipated activity The children enjoyed the stories while roasting delicious marshmallows What an amazing time we all had The Grade Fours would like to thank everyone who made this camp possible and all those who helped out with supervision during the camp A special thanks also to the Middleton Family who hosted us and led many of the activities It was much appreciated

GRADE CLASS REPORT T he Grade Fives of 2017 were an exuberant and lively group who responded wholeheartedly to every area of school life The children were extremely busy during the course of the year and the classroom was always a happy and creative place By the end of the year the major ity of the children had settled into good workers who collaborated communicated analysed experimented and gave their best The class also focussed on the development of positive attitudes towards people and the en vironment so that they can become better people who will make the world a better place Celebrating 30 years of primary school excellennce It was pleasing to see the majority of the children apply themselves fully during extra curricula activities As a result each child represented the school either in sport or cultural activities All in all teaching this wonderful and enthusiastic group of children was a profoundly reward ing experience 54 Left to Right Back Ms Alized Nkhoma Lyle Clubb Jennifer van der Merwe Warrick Kyriazis Mary Jellis Benjamin Tun ney Grace Thomas Sante Kamumfisa Sophie McGregor Bradley Mandozana Lauren Menage Second Row Luisa D rner Zuliana Muma David Ndulo Likando Kara Mackay Vaughan Sherriff Alexia Coventry Tyla Knox Nadia Scorgie Tinashe Khachana Lucille du Plooy Front Row Chisala Chokolo Marc Menage Lisa Duckett Insert Alexander Roberts

My dad s dog by Jennifer van der Merwe My dad loves dogs We got a staffy for him His name is Bos He is a reddish brownie colour He has sharp teeth He barks when he can t get on the chair The other dogs bully him because he barks at them He is so naughty he chewed my mum s and brother s tablets Luckily he only broke my brother s tablet My mother says she wishes we never got him He loves sleeping on my bed but he is never allowed to When it comes to going to the barns with my dad he does like going on the mo tor bike He loves going for walks he runs everywhere and gets muddy So when we get back he has to have a bath He kicks and howls and splashes like he s running a race But in the end he is such a nice dog My friend by Bradley Mandozana My friend by Lisa Duckett My friend s name is Sante He has black hair and long legs His long legs make him run fast Sante enjoys riding his bike and also enjoys swimming and playing rugby Sante is a good person but sometimes he is not very friendly He is usually happy but sometimes sad I like it when he is friendly but when he is unfriendly I don t like it at all Sante likes watching television but loves being outdoors playing games like soccer tennis and rugby Sante is my friend because he is always by my side My friend s name is Kara She has dirty blonde hair blue eyes and her smile brightens up my day She is funny good at karate and intelligent Kara s feet are smaller than mine so I always tease her that I have bigger feet Kara is like a sister to me We have lots of fun Sometimes I go to her house and we play with her dogs Her room is very clean unlike mine When Kara came to my house last weekend we went on the quad bike We went through puddles and got very wet Kara was with me when I shot my first bird When we were running in 2016 we raced to the finish line Luckily I won Kara cheers me up when I am hurt She tells me hilarious stories When she is hurt I tell her the story about my nose and that makes her laugh If Kara had to go to another school I would be heart broken The Magic Shoes by Benjamin Tunney When I was young my shoes broke I asked for a new pair but mum said no One day mum got me soccer studs I was so happy although I wasn t good at soccer yet Mum said I had to practise When I was practising something felt weird I was playing much better than I have ever had I asked my mum where she got the studs but she didn t answer I got tired of practising and told my mum I didn t want the shoes anymore My mum took them and put them in the attic and many days passed I went and put them on again to see what would happen They made me play better again I took them off and tried to play I was so bad I couldn t kick the ball straight I put the shoes back on and I played even better than Cristiano Ronaldo I asked my mum and dad to come and see When they saw me they put me in a team straight away I loved being in the team and we won many matches We even went to Nationals At Nationals we played our first game and won 6 0 When we finished the game I put the shoes in my bag I left and came back and they were gone I asked my mom and dad where they were They looked at each other and said they gave them to my younger brother They said I didn t need the shoes anymore all I needed was to try Well I said the shoes did teach me a lot So I tried my best and we won all our games 55

My dog Darwin by Warrick Kyriazis My dog s name is Darwin He is a wire hair fox terrier with really curly hair and he was born with a permanently lame foot Darwin really enjoys getting dirty which is a problem because everything gets stuck in his hair He is a really nice pet to have around because he is protective and playful When he is not dirty he is a real snuggle bag When Darwin is wet from swimming in the horse s water trough and blowing bubbles un der the water he comes into the house and dries himself on the couches which I story incomplete It was a nice cool day I woke up and went to get my crocs I put them on and when my mum saw them she said that I couldn t wear them because they were broken Then I wondered what I was going to wear as my other shoes were too small We decided to go and get new ones We got in the car and drove to the shops While we were shopping I saw some nice crocs and we bought them and went home When we got home I put them on and went to check on the cattle with my dad After a while we came back I took off the crocs and sat on the couch Out of nowhere my shoes started to dance I called my mum She was so shocked that she nearly fainted Then I thought if I put them on I would dance well at the party we were attending that night They helped me dance so well that I took them to every party I went to until I outgrew them and had to give them away I gave them to my younger cousin who was happy to have them Special People by Mary Jellis The Magic Shoes by Tyla Knox My mum is a very special person Her name is Sally but many people call her Sal She is very pretty She has brown hair green eyes and her smile brightens up my day It was a warm sunny day with a slight breeze so I decided to take a walk I was about fifteen minutes from the house when I found a strange box It was green and orange with a labelling on it that said Shoes for free I decided to take the box home with me As soon as I got home and put the box down my dog sniffed at it After a minute or so my dog started barking at it so I opened it Once it was open my dog put her tail between her legs and ran away I put on the shoes and when I looked up I was in space How was this possible I asked myself It seemed I was able to go to any planet So I decided to go to Mars I ran to Mars It only took five minutes to get there and I also had an idea I took off my shoes and I was back home I grabbed my tent and duvet then put the shoes back on I was back on Mars again and I set up camp From then on I kept going back and forth to get supplies I lived on the red planet for a year Then in 2021 I outgrew the shoes and was back on earth I put the shoes back in the box and left them by the roadside so that someone else could get the opportunity I had experienced My mom is very good at polo She is the best lady player in Africa and I think she is the best in the world She is also very kind and caring My mum takes care of all my animals because she is a vet My mum hates it when she gets lots of grey hair in her dark blonde hair So when she is not looking I pull them out She also hates it when I put the volume too loud when I watch TV Celebrating 30 years of primary school excellennce The Magic Shoes by Vaughan Sherriff My mum loves it when we all burst out laughing but then suddenly Ryan my younger brother farts so my mum and I sprint away as fast as possible and Ryan just stays there feeling proud of himself I love my mom to the moon and back one million times 56

TRIP TO TREETOPS KAFUE NATIONAL PARK A very energetic and enthusiastic party of eleven boys and thirteen girls departed for Treetops School Camp on Sunday 17th September Treetops is situated in the northern part of the Kafue National Park The parents who accompanied us this year are Chris and Sue Clubb Ryan Tunney Phil Minnaar Vicki Duckett and Gayle Menage before heading eastwards for a game drive Thus the pattern was set for the rest of our stay at Treetops We made two trips to the Busanga Plains and had a great time exploring the flora and fauna of these vast plains We were thrilled with our sightings of lions cheetah buffalo zebra sable red lechwe wildebeest and many bird species Phil shared his vast knowledge of the bush by giving the children hands on lessons about tracking animals while Ryan and Chris were our fishing experts The children derived great pleasure from all the activities The Fear Factor organised by Sue Gayle Vicki and the dads was enjoyed by all There were many squeals of laughter as the different teams attempted to outdo each other Although the journey to Treetops is a long one especially on the dirt road after the Hook Bridge the children were in high spirits nattering most of the way We arrived at camp as dusk was falling After being shown their dormitories the children showered while the parents and Franco prepared supper Early next morning we hopped on the three game viewing vehicles and headed west of the camp Although there were not as many herds of antelopes as has been the case in the past the children were excited to see a few herds of puku and impala We viewed some birds but didn t see much else that morning We got back to camp in time for breakfast and thereafter had lessons until we broke off for lunch There were more lessons in the afternoon until it was time for a game of volleyball The 2017 Grade Five field trip was a big success We are greatly indebted to an awesome group of parents for taking us on game drives keeping us well fed and making our bush ex perience fun adventurous and memorable Our heartfelt thanks also go to Ms Muleya for taking care of everyone especially looking after the boys at night Franco our cook for his hard work in the kitch en and Derick who drove the bus carefully 57

TREETOPS Celebrating 30 years of primary school excellennce by Sue Chris Clubb Vicki Duckett Gayle Menage and Ryan Tunney For settling so well his mark is definitely an A Pass The quiet little duiker is known as Marc But when it comes to eating for most for his size he knocks it out the plate You ve got to be awake to spot Alex the croc in cammo A tenacious little strong teller his quick with his ammo The trip so far has NOT been Pooey A team of great teachers has come to educate each child All about animals plants and systems in the wild On this trip we ve found animals of all different sizes Each of them special and full of SURPRISES The troop of baboons known as Benji Warrick Vaughan Have kept us entertained each day starting from dawn Warrick knows about leopards and slays Peaceful Sleep Benji loves fishing but never having a hat makes Ms Nkhoma weep Vaughan always has a story and his knowledge of volleys is DEEP Then there is the monkey whose name is Lyle A joker a farter who serves in volleyball with STYLE The wild dog is Lisa the lean mean tsetse killing machine Darting around zapping them she is often seen Luisa the leopard lives to catch a fish A rod and a river is her favourite wish The Oribi so graceful and good is Jenny Unfortunately the tsetse she s been attacked by many Kara the Impala is cool calm and collected By none of this mayhem and chaos is she affected The bushbuck in a bikini is known as Grace Going about her business at her own pace The graceful crane is Mary She keeps the boys under control they find her quite scary Zuli is the sable so bold and so STRONG Smiling and calm she just carries on Grace is the roan the majestic antelope of the plain Known as the Treetops hunter watch or you might be slain The nippy active spring hare is the Lucille She taught us about lions her knowledge is real Tinashe is the warthog he keeps the teachers on their toes He taught us a lesson in fishing though it seems as a skill he knows The brave and strong buffalo is David the new one in class The elephant is Bradley wise and silent in the group A strong and sporty member of this crazy noisy troop Sante is the the lion a man of power on the field His prowess on the sports field even in volleyball can t be concealed Lexi and Chisala are the giggling hyena clan The cool gangster rappers who always have a plan Tyla is the fish eagle whose knowledge of the bush stands out He is never very far away when there is misadventure about The noble Kudu is Nadia the joke teller of note The lady of the punch line she gets the judges vote Sophie is the cheetah an animal well known for its speed The one with the most polite manners it is universally agreed Then there s the team who keep you animals all in check Making sure this trip to Treetops is full of fun and not wreck The hyena in this story is strong and known as Uncle Phil His stories and his knowledge have already been a thrill Miss Muleya the yellow billed stork is the carer who keeps you well She has a love and affinity for the bush It is easy to tell Miss Nkhoma is the giant eagle owl so graceful calm and wise keeping you all under control she is a heroine in our eyes It truly has been an honour and as a group of parents have had such fun We have really loved spending time with you And getting to know each and everyone 58

GRADE CLASS REPORT It has been an incredible year of growth and self discovery The Grade Sixes made the classroom their own and this was evident as their enthusiasm and drive spilled over into all facets of school life Celebrating our school turning thirty years old was an amazing experience and will be a memory cherished for years to come The year was celebrated by loving life and each other New friendships were formed old friendships rekindled and differences celebrated There were many ups and downs during the year but once again it was realized that Musikili is a special place This something special is difficult to calculate we now know that family is the core notion of that special recipe Family must be cherished and the relationships within that family bond appreciated by doing this we find belonging and happiness The Grade Sixes leave you with these wise words by Malcolm X Education is the passport to the future for tomorrow belongs to those who prepare for it to day 59 Left to Right Back Benjamin Cocker Edwin Miller Khumbo Mupeso Oliver Snart Armand Janse van Rensburg Tom Hodgson Herzeldine Tata Mikael Royston Front Row Mr Elton Dry Jake Coventry Mitchell Coventry Rhodah Musonda Amari Vlahakis Isabella McGregor Erin Butler Komani Majula Jasper Donald Insert Abigail Burton Luke Miers Max Coventry

Simile s and Metaphor s Water Simile s and Metaphor s Sun Does it dry up in the sun like a raisin As salty as salt My own poem My King As tasty as a Mango Feels nice when I drink it Jesus is my King As clear as a window God is my father Mary is my mother Tom Hodgson We all need to love each other We all have a plan made by God When we die we go to Gods home He rules us he keeps us safe Simile s and Metaphor s Animals humans land and sea Komani We all made by Gods own hands Jesus is my King Komani is fast like lightning God is my father small like an ant Mary is my mother funny like Trevor Noah kind like a bunny rabbit cheats like a Cheetah lost like he is in a maze confused like he is doing brain twister strong like The Rock Jasper Donald When I walk in the Sun I burn like an oven Hot as a bonfire Burning like sausages Swirling up like crisps Cooking you like bacon As hot as a smelter Oliver Snart Some poems rhyme Holiday Erin Butler My own poem Breakfast That loud voice running to my room breakfast time It means war toast shooting from the toaster Eggs on the pan telling yokes Butter like mutter Sausages on flying saucers and watch out there are some cereal killers You know I am the King I always win So I will throw you in the bin Because I am the best So don t put me to the test I am fast like the past So don t be lazy or crazy So I pat my dog like a og That s why they call me the lost boy Herzeldine Tata Komani Majula Celebrating 30 years of primary school excellennce My own poem Horses The most important thing when jumping a horse is to nish the course You y in the sky soaring above the jump so high Until you reach the ground again and take your horse back to its pen where it rests with the pests y s If you want to jump a horse you have to groom them whether their fur is soft or coarse You will give them water and food even when you re in a bad mood You clean their stable and tack even their bum and back Then you can jump up high Soaring above the jump in the sky My own poem We miss Those we love will never go away they will walk beside us everyday unseen unheard still loved still missed and so very dear God has a plan for us in life To live learn trust and fight And that time when He decides to take you home Just remember that you are not alone No matter who is president Jesus is King Amari Vlahakis Abigail Burton 60

TRIP TO NDUBALUBA CHENGELO W here the adventure never ends Each day had a set theme and certain goals had to be reached James Humes said the art of communication is the language of leadership Day 1 Your Choice The Grade 6 s of 2017 took up the challenge of defining Leadership and Communication as a group allowing individual growth and trusting themselves enough to let others see their true self There were two groups formed that would compete against each other throughout the week The Ndub s Warriors with the motto of No Pain No Gain and the Ndub s do it stating that We are an adventure and a challenge Day 2 Trust Day 3 Never Never Give Up Day 4 Creation Day 5 What next The group arrived at Ndubaluba Outdoor Centre as individuals and left as a team with a bet ter and more rounded understanding of what leadership entails 61

GRADE CLASS REPORT T he Grade Seven year is always full of exciting and interesting events and 2017 was no ex ception It was rewarding to observe how each Grade Seven pupil progressed and developed throughout the year to become mature responsible and independent Activities throughout the year included the Fear Factor Challenge Outreach activities Trip to Chongwe MasterChef Senior Play Zambian Examinations Speech Day and Leavers Din ner Every pupil was thoroughly involved in the Representative System which exposed each pupil to positions of responsibility to develop a sense of duty to others and create opportuni ties to develop leadership skills Celebrating 30 years of primary school excellennce The Grade Seven pupils were academically challenged during the course of the year and rose to the occasion They can confidently move on to their prospective high schools and I wish them all success in the future 62 Left to Right Back Damian Fester James Scorgie Chanda Bwalya Mark Kakoma Fiona Watt Mukuna Kaleji Sandra Munyumbwe Malvern Donga Jessica Sherriff Shawn Lawrence Tabani Kavindele Front Row Joel Royston Tabitha Tunney Alistair Howard Benedicte Menage Mrs Sandra Kingsley Lesley Jhala An gus Pinkney Zo Cocker Neil Basera

MY FONDEST MEMORY OF MUSIKILI IS getting good results in my tests having great teachers and friends and doing sport and activities Neil Basera the first time I was allowed to stay in the Reps room in the hostel Angus Pinkney at the Triathlon when I was on my bike racing a parent on a quad bike staying in after Leavers Dinner and Chongwe Alistair Howard Benedicte Menage having the best cricket team ever and being captain of the team Shawn Lawrence the moment Mr Hein saved our stomachs and improved the standard of food Mark Kakoma the rare days when the water was warm in the showers Malvern Donga participating in Musiliki s got talent with Ronan James Scorgie my shadow and new friends who helped me get through my first week of school as a border Jessica Sherriff 63

OUTREACH REPORT T he Grade Seven Outreach Programme at Musikili aims to provide a service to underprivileged people namely children in the Mazabuka community The Grade Sevens had another successful year raising K 28 612 towards their Outreach Programme The money was raised through their sponsored participation in the Musikili Tri athlon in March The year started with the Easter egg collection The eggs were delivered to Nachipooma School and Ngoma Garner School during our introductory visits to these schools We met with the pupils and teachers and had the opportunity to identify their needs and how we could assist A total of K16 000 of the money raised was used to purchase exercise books and sta tionery for these schools The Grade Sevens also visited Malaikha School for Visually Impaired children where they spent time with the pupils and learnt to read and type in Braille An amount of K10 000 was donated towards the Malaikha Village Chicken Project Celebrating 30 years of primary school excellennce The Outreach Programme makes each Grade Seven pupil realise how fortunate they are and how they can support others in need 64

Mr Nobody Rain It s he who leaves the bathroom in a mess Who scatters clothes afar He takes the chocolate from the fridge And leaves wrappers in the car It s he who rips the pages from our books Leaves toys lying around the house just look Don t you see we believe It s all done by Mr Nobody Skies of blue Turn into skies of black Drops falling Faster and heavier they become The cool wind starts howling Air turns humid Thunder roars loudly Lightning strikes swiftly Drains flooding Trees moving outrageously Puddles form Mud starts to splash Damian Fester Lesley Jhala How to Bake a Great Scientist Apparatus 3 cups of ideas 2tsp of theories 10T of pure knowledge 1 bottle of imagination 50ml of vanilla motivation 45ml of long hours 1 tin of equations Our Trip to Chongwe Challenges around every corner Happy hippos roaming the water Obedient children listening to Mrs Fleming Noisy birds chirping in the trees Greedy hyena scavenging for food Warthogs wallowing in the mud Eagles flying in the sky Method Pour the 3 cups of ideas into a bowl and add 2tsp of theories In a separate bowl add 10T of pure knowledge Mix properly with the bottle of imagination and 50ml of vanilla motivation Leave to bake for 45 to 50 minutes then take out to cool For the topping add 45ml of long hours with the tin of equations Mix thoroughly Don t forget to decorate with the cherries of patience Success Fiona Watt Malvern Donga and Mark Kakoma 65

What I enjoyed at Chongwe On a breezy Monday 24th July I went on a trip to Chongwe with my fellow Grade Sevens Using Figurative Speech The Game It seemed John had decided to throw in the towel when like a bolt from the blue he shot up like a bullet to save the day at the eleventh hour When he got back up he was shocked to nd himself in the limelight He saved goals every day so it wasn t as if this happened once in a blue moon John was impressed by the opposition striker s shot even though it was a ash in the pan John passed the ball to Zack who found the opposition s Achilles heel and scored just in the nick of time At the end of the game John s team went to thank the opposition but they turned into a lot of wet blankets and gave them the cold shoulder Malvern Donga We woke up at six o clock to begin our long journey After stopping at Matobo Vet we split up into groups to travel in the cruisers and school bus We had a fantastic lunch at Gwabi left the bus there and travelled to our destination on the cruisers We arrived at camp and had our safety talk with Dr Mr Parsons and were taught what ght or ight zone meant We also learnt about Chris Liebenberg the owner of the land we were using and realised how fortunate we were During our trip we were taught how to sh make re and dart We also learnt ecology bush signs rst aid and how to identify mammals birds and trees We saw many crocodiles andamazing stars and planets through the telescope at night We saw lots of birds trees and mammals I enjoyed eating delicious food at Chongwe I liked spotting the animals and doing activities I enjoyed working with my team and sleeping in the tent Most of all I enjoyed the privilege of going to Chongwe Celebrating 30 years of primary school excellennce Neil Basera 66

TRIP TO CHONGWE LOWER ZAMBEZI NATIONAL PARK T he Grade Sevens eagerly looked forward to their trip to the Lower Zambezi to camp on the banks of the Chongwe River for five nights They were not disappointed again this year and Birding These were ably facilitated by Mr and Mrs Reeve Dr Ian and Dr Noleen Parsons Mr Fleming and Mr Beukes Mrs Fleming ensured that we were all wellnourished The camp was creatively set up making space for the larger Grade Seven class The water level was a little higher this year but unfortunately none of the pupils caught a fish from camp They did however catch many fish during their fishing activity time and Benedicte even caught a crocodile Afternoon activities included First Aid Fire Making Art in the Park Darting and Bush Signs After our Bush Signs activity we celebrated Chanda s birthday We were rudely disturbed by a large elephant bull who was eager to crash the party We were safe in capable hands but for many of the pupils and adults it was a nerve racking experience The pupils split into groups each morning to complete various activities such as Mammals Trees Fishing Thanks for a wonderful bush experience one the pupils and I will cherish forever 67

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HOUSE CAPTAINS E AWRENC L N W A H S UNNEY T TABITHA GA ERN DON MALV JESSICA SHERRIFF Celebrating 30 years of primary school excellennce INTER HOUSE 70

INTER HOUSE ATHLETICS RESULTS AND TROPHY WINNERS TROPHY AWARDED AGE GROUP WINNER Junior Intermediate Girls Victrix Ludoru 2009 U8 Girls Mia Miers Junior Intermediate Boys Victor Ludorum 2009 U8 Boys Tristan Van der Merwe Junior Girls Victrix Ludorum 2008 U9 Girl Jodi Bawden Junior Boys Victor Ludorum 2008 U9 Boy Leo Clarkson Middle Girls Victrix Ludorm 2007 U10 Girls Lisa Duckett Grace Thomas Middle Boys Victor Ludorum 2007 U10 Boys Warrick Kyriazis Senior Intermediate Girls Victrix Ludorum 2006 U11 Girls Mary Jellis Senior Intermediate Boys Victor Ludorum 2006 U11 Boys Khumbo Mupeso Senior Girls Victrix Ludorum 005 U12 Girls Chanda Bwalya Senior Boys Victor Ludoru 2005 U12 Boys Oliver Snart Best Record Broken Mia Miers High Jump Record Interhouse Relay Cup Tied Interhouse Champions 2017 Magoye 71

INTER SCHOOLS ATHLETICS REPORT The Junior Inter School Athletics were held at Martin House in Chisamba 15 schools participated in what was a very close and competitive event as evidenced by the marginal points differences in the final standings New age groupings were introduced and this allowed the U13 s that were previously excluded a chance to participate The final top five standings were as follows 1st Place Nkhwazi Primary School 181 points 2nd Place Rhodes Park 137 points 3rd Place Pinewood School 100 points 4th Place Martin House Trust School 95 points 5th Place Musikili Primary School 94 points Celebrating 30 years of primary school excellennce Left to Right Back Rhodah Musonda Tabitha Tunney Sante Kamumfisa Oliver Snart Kunda Kaleji Malvern Donga Shawn Lawrence Chanda Bwalya Mary Jellis Ms Kathleen Squire Second Row Sophie McGregor Komani Majula Grace Thomas Khumbo Mupeso Jessica Sherriff Bradley Mandozana Zo Cocker Jake Coventry Leo Clarkson Front Row Jodi Bawden Rashaan Vlahakis Emmanuel Chama Peyton Zaloumis 72

ISAZ INTER SCHOOLS CROSS COUNTRY REPORT This year the Inter School Cross Country was held at Martin House Trust School in Chisamba The Musikili U10 girls got our day started on a high by winning their age group category Thirteen schools participated in each age division Final positions achieved by each of the our age gender divisions are tabulated below GIRLS AGE GROUP U10 Girls U12 Girls U14 Girls BOY POSITION 1st Place 1st Place 8th Place AGE GROUP U10 Boys U12 Boys U14 Boys POSITION 5th Place 3rd Place 5th Place The following Musikili runners secured top 10 finishes amongst the 50 runners in each of their races NAME Sophie McGregor Mary Jellis Jake Coventry Zo Cocker AGE GROUP U10 Girls U12 Girls U12 Boys U14 Girls POSITION 2nd Place 6th Place 4th Place 5th Place Final overall school standings in the junior section were as follows POSITION 1st Place 2nd Place 3rd Place SCHOOL Martin House School Baobab College Musikili Primary School OVERALL POINTS 535 570 633 Left to Right Back Lisa Duckett Sophie McGregor Rhodah Musonda Sante Kamumfisa Jessica Sherriff Oliver Snart Malvern Donga James Scorgie Chanda Bwalya Joel Royston Mary Jellis Ms Kathleen Squire Front Row Lauren Menage Kara Makay Benedicte Menage Khumbo Mupeso Lesly Jhala Damian Fester Zo Cocker Jennifer van der Merwe Jake Coventry 73

INTER HOUSE CROSS COUNTRY RESULTS AND TROPHIES NAME AND SURNAME Lily Miller David Middleton Tiann Mpundu 2010 U7 Boys Giovanni Beuke 2009 U8 Girls 2009 U8 Girls 2008 U9 Girls 2008 U9 Boys 2007 U10 Girls 2007 U10 Boys 2006 U11 Girls 2006 U11 Boys 2005 U12 Girls 2004 U12 Boys 2004 U13 Girls 2003 U13 Boys Mia Miers Aiden Clubb Jodi Bawden Leo Clarkson Sophie McGregor Tinashe Khachana Mary Jellis Sante Kamumfis Isabella McGregor Jake Coventry Zo Cocker Shawn Lawrence Celebrating 30 years of primary school excellennce AGE GROUP 2011 U6 Girls 2011 U6 Boys 2010 U7 Girls 74 TROPHY NAME Speedy Infant Girls Trophy Speedy Infant Boys Trophy The Clayton Cross Country Girls Trophy The Clayton Cross Country Boys Trophy Runaway Girls Trophy Runaway Boys Trophy Gijima Girls Trophy Gijima Boys Trophy Namuyamba Cup Van Wyk Cup Hot Foot Girls Trophy Hot Foot Boys Trophy Atkins Cup Mclean Cup Open Girls Trophy Open Boys Trophy

SWIMMING TEAM REPORT Two ISAZ records were broken namely Leo Clarkson U9 Butterfly 25m in 00 20 00 and Jodi Bawden U9 Butterfly 25m in 00 18 61 ISAZ DIVISION 1 1st Place 2nd Place 3rd Place 4th Place 5th Place 6th Place Martin House Baobab LICS Musikili Primary School AISL Chengelo 1340 points 1252 points 1247 points 1207 points 944 points 510 points RELAY GALA HELD AT AISL 1st Place 2nd Place 3rd Place 4th Place 5th Place 6th Place 7th Place 8th Place AISL Musikili Primary School ISL Martin House LICS Baobab Nkhwazi Italina 258 points 246 points 244 points 230 points 218 points 170 points 84 points ISAZ DIVISION 2 1st Place 2nd Place 3rd Place 4th Place 5th Place ISL A Musikili Primary School Nkhwazi ISL B Italian School 1904 points 1521 points 1335 points 1113 points 1082 points Left to Right Back Mrs Samantha Hein Emmanuel Chama Chloe Street Aiden Clubb Luisa D rner Jamie Dunn Benedicte Menage Mary Jellis Nadia Scorgie Benjamin Coventry Jordan Ferreira Ryan Jellis Lauren Menage Leo Clarkson Ms Kathleen Squire Mrs Lizette Dry Second Row Mr Elton Dry Alexander Meikle Edwin Miller Zo Cocker Joel Royston Jennifer van der Merwe Sante Kamumfisa Jessica Sherriff Lyle Clubb Erin Butler Vaughan Sherriff Grace Thomas Peyton Zaloumis Morgan Cantlay Ms Kim Falkenberg Third Row Mitchell Coventry Christopher Thomas Tom Hodgson Chanda Bwalya Shawn Lawrence Isabella McGregor Malvern Donga Fiona Watt James Scorgie Lesley Jhala Oliver Snart Rhoda Musonda Warrick Kyriazis Alistair Howard Fourth Row Jodi Bawden Jasper Donald Kara Mackay Benjamin Cocker Tabitha Tunney Damien Fester Sophie McGregor Joshua Verster Michaela Bignell Jake Coventry Ava Clarkson Front Row Giovanni Beukes David Middleton Lily Miller Zangi Mwale Louise Nortje Twalumba Hamutete Jordi Bruyns Lubomba Hamutete Claire Robinson Joice Mandozana 75

INTER HOUSE SWIMMING GALA RESULTS AND TROPHY WINNERS AWARDED FOR Junior Girls Butterfly Junior Boys Butterfly Senior Girls Butterfly Senior Boys Butterfly Senior Girls Breaststroke Senior Boys Breaststroke Best Girls Individual Medley Best Boys Individual Medley Best U8 Girl Swimmer Best U8 Boy Swimmer Best U9 Girl Swimmer WINNER Jodi Bawden Samuel Miers Tabitha Tunney James Scorgie Tabitha Tunney Malvern Donga Tabitha Tunney James Scorgie Chloe Street Tristan van der Merwe Jordan Ferreira Best U9 Boy Swimmer Leo Clarkson Best U10 Girl Swimmer Best U10 Boy Swimmer Best U11 Girl Swimmer Best U11 Boy Swimmer The Elliot Trophy Girls Senior Victrix Ludorum The James Hitchens Trophy Boys Senior Victor Ludorum Senior Girls Open Trophy Senior Boys Open Trophy Inter House Relay Cup Collet Shield Champion House Best U12 Girl Swimmer Grace Thomas Samuel Miers Mary Jellis Sante Kamumfisa Vaughan Sherriff Tabitha Tunney Best U12 Boy Swimmer Joel Royston Best Senior Girls Swimmer Best Senior Boys Swimmer Top Relay House Winning House Zo Cocker James Scorgie Magoye Magoye Celebrating 30 years of primary school excellennce TROPHY NAME Tara Wheeler Trophy Liam Bevis Trophy Becky Pieterse Trophy Niall Wheeler Trophy Saffiyah Gaj Trophy Rhett Thackwray Trophy Laura Pinkney Trophy Sean Ware Trophy Girls Junior Intermediate Victrix Ludorum Boys Junior Intermediate Victor Ludorum The Martin Trophy Girls Junior Victrix Ludorum The James Hitchens Trophy Boys Junior Victor Ludorum Girls Middle Victrix Ludorum Boys Middle Victor Ludorum Girls Senior Intermediate Victrix Ludorum Boys Senior Intermediate Victor Ludorum 76

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TENNIS REPORT UNDER 13 GIRLS TENNIS I t was rewarding to work with this group of motivated girls who thoroughly enjoyed their ten nis this year Each player worked hard to improve her skills to become more confident in serving volleying and court play The introduction of Volten was a huge hit and enjoyed by all Well done to Sandra Munyumbwe who retained her position at the top of the singles ladder and Lesley Jhala and Sandra Munyumbwe who were the doubles champions My hope is that these girls who are mainly grade sevens continue playing and enjoying tennis in the future DATE 10 11 February 23 September Celebrating 30 years of primary school excellennce 3 4 November VERSUS RESULT Victoria Falls Primary Doubles Petra 27 games and Petra School Musikili 32 games Victoria Falls 36 games Singles Victoria Falls 7 points Petra 11 points Musikili 22 points Rydings School Rydings 15 games average Musikili 15 games average Victoria Falls and Victoria Falls 59 points Rydings School Musikili 61 points Rydings 78 points Left to Right Back Rhodah Musonda Fiona Watt Sandra Munyumbwe Jessica Sherriff Front Row Lesley Jhala Chanda Bwalya Mrs Sandy Kingsley Zo Cocker 78

UNDER 11 GIRLS TENNIS T he Under 11 girls trained with enthusiasm to improve their serves forehands backhands and net shots It was wonderful to see the remarkable improvement and confidence the girls portrayed in their final matches at the Musikili Tennis Festival We competed against Victoria Falls Primary and Rydings The girls faced stiff competition but managed to end the season victoriously Their scores reflected their improvement over the course of the year and we were proud of their performance and enthusiasm MUSIKILI TENNIS FESTIVAL ON 3RD AND 4TH NOVEMBER 2017 First Second Third Musikili Victoria Falls Primary Rydings Left to Right Back Lauren Menage Sophie McGregor Kara Mackay Lisa Duckett Front Row Grace Thomas Mary Jellis Mrs Samantha Hein Erin Butler Jennifer van der Merwe 79 65 points 54 points 18 points

CRICKET REPORT SENIORS The senior A team had an extremely successful season winning most of their games The squad showed tenacity coming first in our own cricket festival and walking out overall winners at the Christian Brothers College Festival As a school we fielded B teams this year in each age group and they all that did exceptionally well RESULTS FOR THE UNDER 13 SEASON WERE AS FOLLOWS DATE 27 29 January VERSUS Christian Brothers College Festival 15 Over Format 23 September Rydings College 30 Over Format Baobab 30 Over Format Musikili Cricket and Tennis Festival 10 Over Format 7 October 3 4 November RESULT Petra won Victoria Falls Musikili Victoria Falls Musikili won Petra Musikili won Musikili B Rydings won Musikili A Musikili won Musikili won Victoria Falls First Place Musikili A Second Place Martin House Third Place Baobab Fourth Place Rhydings Fith Place Musikili B Sixth Place RESULTS FOR THE UNDER 11 SEASON WERE AS FOLLOWS DATE 7 October RESULT Musikili Baobab won Martin House First Place Baobab Second Plance Victoria Falls Second Place Rhydings Third Place Musikili A B Fourth Place Celebrating 30 years of primary school excellennce 3 4 November VERSUS Baobab 25 Over Format Musikili Cricket and Tennis Festival 80

U13 A B BOYS CRICKET Left to Right Back Angus Pinkney Alistair Howard Oliver Snart Armand Janse van Rensburg Malvern Donga Mark Kakoma James Scorgie Shawn Lawrence Tom Hodgson Joel Royston Front Row Jake Coventry Mitchell Coventry Tabani Kavindele Edwin Miller Mr Elton Dry Herzeldine Tata Damian Fester Komani Majula Neil Basera U11 A B BOYS CRICKET Left to Right Back Jasper Donald Khumbo Mupeso Lyle Clubb Warrick Kyriazis Benjamin Tunney Sante Kamumfisa Mikael Royston Bradley Mandozana Front Row Caleb Coventry Tinashe Khachana Vaughan Sherriff Mr Elton Dry Mr Labson Kamumfisa Benjamin Tun ney Benjamin Coventry Ruan Janse van Rensburg U9 BOYS CRICKET Left to Right Back Emmanuel Chama Aiden Clubb Lukas Hodgson Ms Kathleen Squire Front Row Leo Clarkson Ryan Jellis Mr Elton Dry Joshua Anis Christopher Thomas Insert Tristan van der Merwe 81

HOCKEY REPORT BOYS U13 BOYS RESULTS AIS 7 A Side Hockey Festival U13 Played 4 Won 2 Drew 1 Lost 1 Musikili runners up Bryden 7 A Side Hockey Festival U13 Played 5 Won 2 Drew 2 Lost 1 LICS 7s Invitational U13 Played 4 Won 2 Drew 1 Lost 1 Musikili 7 A Side Hockey Festival Celebrating 30 years of primary school excellennce U13 A Played 4 Won 2 Drew 2 Lost 0 U13 B Played 3 Won 0 Drew 0 Lost 3 U13 BOYS HOCKEY Left to Right Back Oliver Snart Armand Janse van Rensburg Malvern Donga Mark Kakoma James Scorgie Shawn Lawrence Tom Hodgson Front Row Herzeldine Tata Edwin Miller Alistair Howard Mrs Kathleen Squire Joel Royston Jake Coventry Tabani Kavindele U11 BOYS HOCKEY Left to Right Back Khumbo Mupeso Sante Kamumfisa Benjamin Tunney Warrick Kyriazis Mikael Royston Bradley Mandozana Front Row Vaughan Sherriff Benjamin Coventry Jasper Donald Mrs Kathleen Squire Benjamin Cocker Mitchell Cov entry Caleb Coventry 82

U9 BOYS HOCKEY Left to Right Back Khumbo Mupeso Sante Kamumfisa Benjamin Tunney Warrick Kyriazis Mikael Royston Bradley Mandozana Front Row Vaughan Sherriff Benjamin Coventry Jasper Donald Mrs Kathleen Squire Benjamin Cocker Mitchell Coventry Caleb Coventry GIRLS U13 GIRLS W hat a fantastic season the Under 13 Girls had this year The players combined their skills and enthusiasm to be a force to be reckoned with on the field and off The girls trained hard during practices basic skills were concentrated on and positional field play was enhanced The girls showed determination and discipline during their matches and thoroughly enjoyed their hockey season They can be congratulated on their progress and development Date 27 July Versus AIS School Hockey Festival 3 June Musikili Hockey Festival 17 June LICS Indoor Hockey Invitational 83 Result 1st Place Martin House 2nd Place Musikili 3rd Place AISL 4th Place LICS 5th Place Pinewood 6th Place Nkhwazi 1st Place Musikili 2nd Place AISL 3rd Place Victoria Falls 4th Place Chengelo 5th Place LICS 6th Place Martin House 7th Place Simba 8th Place Carmel 1st Place Musikili 2nd Place LICS 3rd Place Martin House 4th Place Italian School 5th Place Shabani School Zimbabwe

U13 GIRLS HOCKEY Left to Right Back Rhodah Musonda Jessica Sherriff Fiona Watt Sandra Muymbwe Chanda Bwalya Front Row Benedicte Menage Lesley Jhala Mrs Kathleen Squire Tabitha Tunney Zo Cocker Insert Mrs Sandra Kingsley U11 U9 GIRLS T At the Musikili festival the A side displayed a very attractive attitude to the game and won all their matches The girls in the Fillies B didn t take long to grasp the idea of what was re quired in their first game Although they lost most of their matches their confidence grew with each game they played The last matches of the season were played at Vic Falls Both teams showed brilliant fighting spirit and put in some fantastic attacking performance Well done to all the girls for good team work and their many hours of enthusiastic practices during the term I would like to thank all the parents who supported U11 A B GIRLS HOCKEY Left to Right Back Chisala Lishomwa Kara Mackay Abigail Burton Jennifer van der Merwe Erin Butler Amari Vlahakis Mary Jellis Grace Thomas Sophie McGregor Alexia Coventry Lucille du Plooy Front Row Lisa Duckett Kutemba Sawono Nadia Scorgie Ms Alized Nkhoma Zuliana Muma Luisa D rner Lauren Menage Celebrating 30 years of primary school excellennce he season began competitively with the AIS Hockey Festival Our Fillies Hockey Team was among the seven schools that competed in the Under 11 tournament at the AIS Hock ey festival The girls showed great team spirit and played with enthusiasm and determina tion They won all the matches and were crowned Under 11 champions 84

Date 27 July 3 June Versus AIS School Hockey Festival Musikili Hockey Festival 17 June Victoria Falls Weekend Result Played 6 Won 6 A Girls Played 5 Won 5 Lost 0 B Girls Played 5 Won 1 Drew 1 Lost 3 Junior A Girls 3 vs Victoria Falls 0 Junior A Girls 2 vs Whitestone 2 Junior B Girls 1 vs Victoria Falls 0 Junior B Girls 0 vs Whitestone 0 U9 GIRLS HOCKEY Left to Right Back Michaela Bignell Chloe Street Jordan Ferreira Neissa Basera Front Row Jordi Bruyns Peyton Zaloumis Ms Alized Nkhoma Jodi Bawden Joice Mandozana 85

SOCCER REPORT BOYS Soccer has continued to grow over the years and most children have always enjoyed playing even during their free sessions Soccer has continued to grow over the years and most children have always enjoyed playing even during their free sessions The soccer season was successful due to the passion and enthusiasm that was displayed by our boys for the love of the sport The game of soccer has proved to be very popular at school even without many away fixtures among other schools This has contributed to an increase in the levels of skill and building of teamwork among the children The under 10 Boys had the most exciting and wonderful season which saw them emerge winners in the Plate Play Offs at the heavily contested ISAZ Inter Schools festival held at In ternational School of Lusaka It was so thrilling to watch the boys play relentlessly throughout the non stop showers during their final matches with an intent of winning the prize The under 13 boys also participated in the same ISAZ Inter Schools festival which was held at Baobab School They played well in the competition but failed to make it to the second league so as to feature at the finals The traditional fixtures between Victoria Falls Primary and Lwengu School were also played and our LWENGU SOCCER AT MUSIKILI WEDNESDAY 21 JUNE 2017 Well done to all the boys for their many hours of enthusiastic practices during the term The boys personally and individually proved to us that their effort will always bring about success and we are so grateful for your achievements and salute you all lads We also thank and congratulate all the parents for their unwavering support throughout the season VICTORIA FALLS PRIMARY WEEKEND 28 29 JULY 2017 Please note that the Grade 7 s being away on their annual Chongwe excursion had a huge bearing on senior team results SOCCER RESULTS Age Group Vic Falls Senior Boys Lost Colts A Won Colts B Won Score 2 2 0 1 2 0 2 0 Whitestone Lost Lost Drew U13 BOYS SOCCER Left to Right Back Neil Basera Alistair Howard Oliver Snart Shawn Lawrence Tom Hodgson Komani Majula Front Row Herzeldine Tata Edwin Miller Mr Labson Kamumfisa James Scorgie Tabani Kavindele Jake Coventry Celebrating 30 years of primary school excellennce SOCCER RESULTS Age Group Result U9 Boys Draw U11 Boys B Lost U11 Boys A Won U13 Boys Lost boys produced tremendous results in these two tournaments We appreciate their positional play and tactical approach towards the game of soccer which kept improving and was consistent throughout the season 86

U11 BOYS SOCCER Left to Right Back Vaughan Sherriff Khumbo Mupeso Mikael Royston Sante Kamumfisa Benjamin Tunney Lyle Clubb Bradley Mandozana Benjamin Cocker Jamie Dunn Caleb Coventry Front Row Liselo Alphias Mithchell Coventry Jasper Donald Mr Labson Kamumfisa Warrick Kyriazis Benjamin Coventry Tinashe Khachana Alexander Roberts U9 BOYS SOCCER Left to Right Back Ryan Jellis Aiden Clubb Rashaan Vlahakis Ruan Janse van Rensburg Lukas Hodgson Emmanuel Chama Front Row Kushal Sharma Morgan Cantlay Mr Labson Kamumfisa Leo Clarkson Joshua Anis Christopher Thomas GIRLS U13 GIRLS SOCCER T he Senior Girls team showed great promise this season They were extremely determined and worked hard to improve their skills at every training session Rhodah Musonda really shone this year and was the star player Her energy and determination to score goals pushed the team to succeed LWENGU SOCCER AT MUSIKILI WEDNESDAY 21 JUNE 2017 SOCCER RESULTS AGE GROUP U13 Girls RESULT Draw 87 SCORE 0 0

SOCCER GIRLS U13 Left to Right Back Chanda Bwalya Lesley Jhala Fiona Watt Rhodah Musonda Benedicte Menage Front Row Tabitha Tunney Jessica Sherriff Mrs Samantha Hein Sandra Munyumbwe Zo Cocker U11 A B SOCCER D ue to some unfortunate cancellations the girls only competitive matches of the season were against Victoria Falls Primary School In spite of that the girls were consistent in train ing and their game improved each week as they applied the skills and tactics they had learned from Mr H AGE GROUP U11 Girls RESULT Draw SCORE 0 0 Left to Right Back Alexia Coventry Sophie McGregor Grace Thomas Mary Jellis Erin Butler Jennifer van der Merwe Abigail Burton Front Row Lucille du Plooy Lauren Menage Lisa Duckett Ms Chileshe Bowa Amari Vlahakis Kara Mackay Zuliana Muma Celebrating 30 years of primary school excellennce The Victoria Fall girls were very competent opponents and made some good passes but both our teams were able to counter every different style of play put against them and found a way to win their games The Musikili A and B Fillies displayed excellent teamwork and kept cleans sheets both matches ended 2 0 to Musikili LWENGU SOCCER AT MUSIKILI WEDNESDAY 21 JUNE 2017 SOCCER RESULTS SOCCER GIRLS U9 Left to Right Back Chloe Street Neissa Basera Jordan Ferreira Michaela Bignell Front Row Jodi Bawden Joice Mandozana Ms Chileshe Bowa Peyton Zaloumis Jordi Bruyns 88

RUGBY REPORT M usikili had a successful rugby season and 7 s rugby is on the rise at all levels We are proud to have hosted our first rugby festival this year and we know that it will continue to grow even more moving forward Our coaches were lucky enough to attend a World Rugby Level 1 Coaching and Officiating course in association with the Zambian Rugby Union We believe this will trickle down to our learners and help improve our school s rugby performance in future We believe that this sporting code will grow exponentially and so will our learners making friends for life and helping them grow as future community leaders Results for the U13 Boys Rugby season were as follows DATE 20 May 26 May 10 June VERSUS Musikili Primary School Rugby and Hockey Festival American International School of Lusaka 7 s Rugby Martin House Rugby Hockey and Netball Festival RESULT Musikili A lost to AIS in Semi Final Musikili B lost to Martin House in Semi Final Under 13 Musikili 15 AISL B 0 Musikili 0 AISL A 15 Musikili 10 Martin House 15 U13 Boys Played 5 Won 2 Drew 0 Lost 3 Results for the U11 Boys Rugby season were as follows DATE 20 May 26 May 10 June VERSUS Musikili Primary School Rugby and Hockey Festival American International School of Lusaka 7 s Rugby Martin House Rugby Hockey and Netball Festival RESULT Musikili A won the festival Under 11 Boys Played 2 Won 1 Draw 1 Lost 0 U11 A Boys Played 4 Won 3 Drew 1 Lost 0 U11 B Boys Played 3 Won 0 Drew 1 Lost 2 U13 RUGBY Left to Right Back Tom Hodgson Angus Pinkney Shawn Lawrence James Scorgie Malvern Donga Armand Janse van Rensburg Oliver Snart Alistair Howard Joel Royston Komani Majula Front Row Tabani Kavindele Damian Fester Neil Basera Mr Elton Dry Edwin Miller Herzeldine Tata Jake Coventry 89

U11 RUGBY Left to Right Back Vaughan Sherriff Lyle Clubb Sante Kamumfisa Warrick Kyriazis Benjamin Tunney Mikael Royston Bradley Mandozana Khumbo Mupeso Ruan Janse van Rensburg Second Row Mitchell Coventry Jasper Donald Benjamin Cocker Mr Elton Dry Ms Kathleen Squire Benjamin Coven try Tinashe Khachana Tyle Knox Front Row Mark Menage Liselo Alphies Jamie Dunn Caleb Covetry Alexander Roberts Celebrating 30 years of primary school excellennce U9 RUGBY Left to Right Back Hayden de Robillard Morgan Cantlay Emmanuel Chama Ryan Jellis Aiden Clubb Rashaan Vlahakis Lukas Hodgson Alexander Meikle Lubomba Mwiinga Front Row Kushal Sharma Cody Robinson Leo Clarkson Mr Elton Dry Christopher Thomas Joshua Anis Cuwien Hikaate Netball 90

NETBALL REPORT T his was an exciting netball season as we took part in the ISAZ Netball tournament at Martin House for the first time Our Senior girls walked away as the undefeated champions of this tournament DATE 27 July VERSUS ISAZ Inter School Netball Tournament RESULT 1st Musikili Primary School 2nd Pinewood Primary School 3rd Nkhwazi Primary School 4th ISL 5th Rhodes Park 6th LICS A 7th Martin House 8th Italian School 9th Pinewood Primary School B 10th Baobab College 11th Woodford Primary School 12th LICS B 13th Mary Queen of Peace DATE 27 July VERSUS ISAZ Inter School Netball Tournament RESULT 1st Martin House Trust School 2nd Musikili Primary School 3rd Woodford Primary School 4th Italian School 5th Pinewood Primary School 6th LICS 7th Mary Queen of Peace Rhodes Park Disqualified Throughout the season the senior girls continued to show great enthusiasm and sportsman ship not only on the netball court but also off the court Never standing back for any opposition keeping there heads high at all times Their results were as follows UNDER 13 Left to Right Back Chanda Bwalya Fiona Watt Sandra Munyumbwe Lesley Jhala Jessica Sherriff Front Row Zo Cocker Tabitha Tunney Mrs Lizette Dry Benedicte Menage Rhodah Musonda The Under 11 girls worked very hard in training to improve on their techniques and strategy It was so exciting to see the girls think through a strategy rather than just pass the ball to any available player They faired very well against their opponents and played the game with great determination a skill ISAZ Inter School Netball Tournament held at Martin House on 10th June 2017 91

Celebrating 30 years of primary school excellennce UNDER 11 NETBALL Left to Right Back Kara Mackay Abigail Burton Jennifer van der Merwe Erin Butler Amari Vlahakis Mary Jellis Grace Thomas Sophie McGregor Alexia Coventry Second Row Kutemba Sawono Lisa Duckett Zuliana Muma Mrs Samantha Hein Nadia Scorgie Luisa D rner Lauren Menage Front Row Chisala Lishomwa Peyton Zaloumis Lucille du Plooy Jodi Bawden 92

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SENIOR PLAY ALI BABA T he Senior play was a production of the musical Ali Baba and the Bongo Bandits by Craig Hawes A hilarious pantomime style version of the tale from the Arabian nights The cast consisted of the all the children from Grade 4 to 7 and every child had a vital role in bringing this story to life Vizier and the Bongo Bandits The performances given by the principal parts were excellent as they carried off the very funny puns and one liners The chorus brightened each scene with their lively singing and dancinf Special mention should be made of Mark Kakoma who made a wonderfully evil Grand Vizier Mustapha Widdle The children had many hilarious moments Mrs Homan created the colourful costumes from dashiki and chitenge fabric but it was learning the song and dance movements during the children s enthusiasm that made the show the rehearsals We followed the adventures of Ali Baba and his trusty sidekick Humphrey the camel amazing as he met Princess Satsuma the Sultan the evil 97

JUNIOR PLAY LIGHTS CAMEL ACTION The Junior play this year was not a traditional Nativity instead it had a Strictly Come Dancing Theme The play was followed by Carols by Candlelight in which the guitar players lead the school and parents The Bethlehem Broadcasting Company put on a dazzling dance show to celebrate the spe cial occasion of Jesus birth and the cast was jam packed with nativity celebrities Such as the Star of Bethlehem the people of Nazareth and a host of very cute angels Personalities including some funky camels and a disco star came together again to recall their roles in the miraculous story It was a Christmas celebration like never before with dance styles ranging from tango to line dancing and ballet to disco The judges Donkey the Innkeeper s Wife and Caesar Augustus had their scorecards ready to give marks to the fabulous dancers and the audience heard how it all happened on that special night It was Lights Camel Action The show was great fun with a marvellous variety of songs and spectacular dancing Celebrating 30 years of primary school excellennce but always strictly the nativity 98 in the singing and the Grade 7 s read passages from the Bible An evening en joyed by all

CAST HOST 1 BRUCIE Aiden Clubb HOST 2 TESS Samantha Middleton HOST 3 CLAUDIA Jordy Bruyns VOICEOVER Mrs Homan FLOOR MANAGERS Lubomba Hamutete Twalumbo Hamutete DONKEY Ryan Jellis INNKEEPER S WIFE Mia Miers CAESAR Morgan Cantlay NAZARETH WIFE Neissa Basera NAZARETH HUSBAND Joshua Anis MARY Brooklyn Khan JOSEPH Cody Robinson CAMEL 1 Tristan van der Merwe CAMEL 2 Christopher Thomas CAMEL 3 Lubomba Mwiinga WISE MEN Kushal Sharma David Middleton Dominic Dunn SHEPHERD 1 Owen Reeve SHEPHERD 2 Zangi Mwale SHEPHERD 3 Hayden de Robillard SHEPHERD 4 Cuiwen Hikaate DISCO STAR Mwila Chilekwa BACKING SINGERS Chloe Street Michaela Bignell INNKEEPER 1 Giovanni Beukes INNKEEPER 2 Joice Madozana INNKEEPER 3 Joshua Verster NAZARETH TOWNSPEOPLE Riley Falkenberg Lily Miller Louise Nortje Carmen Minnaar Liam Kyriazis Riyaaz Vlahakis Kyle Goodwin Maita Tata Katie Paterson Claire Robinson Tehila Shamboko Montana van der Merwe Ammarah Patel HOST OF ANGELS Justine Bignell Asher Cantlay Ava Clarkson Linnet Madozana Ella Bragge Cassidy Donald Emma Ferreira Clare Nortje Amber Thomas Holly Tunney Victoria Chinemhute Abigail Hamilton SHEEP Luke Beukes Rowan Frick Warrick Bruyns Taite Hein Ahmed Limbada Riley Bawden Thomas Farmer Adam Glandinning Leopold Haefner Shonei Sasaki Tristan de Beer Yan nick Marais Damien van Soest Harry Whittall 99

THE ART CLUB T he art club invites all learners who loves doing extra artworks They have the opportunity to bring in their own ideas and to come up with own projects as well as working on given topics to train their skills even more We try to include lots of works to practise applying the seven elements of art colour value space form shape line and texture Just like we mix ingredi ents to make a cake we combine these basic elements to make art principles to create beau tiful masterpieces In smaller groups the learners in the art club are more free to experiment with a wide range of materials Celebrating 30 years of primary school excellennce In the art club we consider important dates and festive seasons to craft decorations cards and presents For Easter we made giant Easter eggs to decorate the tree in front of the art room accordingly For Christmas we made paper snowflakes to let it snow at Musikili With so many activities at Musikili the boys and girls from the art club are also required to help crafting certain things needed for events We often make posters for sports craft deco rations for the Leaver s Dinner and are usually very busy to produce props for the big Junior play in the second term Most children love crafting It is not always necessary to give them expensive materials and straight instructions Our art club learners love doing recycling art We are always on the hunt for nice materials like toilet rolls newspapers for paper mach small empty carton boxes egg trays and other clean materials which can be transformed into funny sculptures Left to Right Back Erin Butler Komani Majula Benedicte Menage Edwin Miller Amari Vlahakis Shawn Lawrence Fio na Watt Tom Hodgson Isabella McGregor Khumbo Mupeso Jessica Sherriff Second Row Jordi Bruyns Jordan Ferreira Kutemba Sawono Mwila Chilekwa Abigail Burton Zo Cocker Nadia Scor gie Zuliana Muma Luisa D rner Chisala Lishomwa Jodi Bawden Front Row Joice Mandozana Samantha Middleton Peyton Zaloumis Chloe Street Neissa Basera B 100

CHESS CLUB C hess Club was made up of two groups which were Junior and Senior Chess The Junior Chess consisted of children in the lower phase of the school while the Senior Chess was mainly those from the upper section The Junior Chess concentrated on sharpening their skills and mainly played amongst themselves at school On the other hand the Senior Chess had some Round Robin matches played against each other in a school league and participat ed in the Independent Schools Association of Zambia ISAZ tournaments in Lusaka The Senior Chess attended two ISAZ tournaments held at Mary Queen of Peace and Rhodes Park Schools respectively The level of competitiveness was very high at both tournaments with a high turnout of schools The children prepared themselves adequately for these tour naments not only during the chess sessions but also during their rest times at the hostels We performed very well at these tournaments and we were The results for Chess tournament held at Rhodes Park School were as follows ISAZ MIDLANDS CHESS TOURNAMENT 18 MARCH 2017 School Score Score School Musikili Primary 6 0 ISL Musikili Primary 6 0 Chudleigh House Musikili Primary 5 1 AIS B Musikili Primary 5 1 Rhodes Park Musikili Primary 4 2 AIS A Musikili Primary 2 4 Horizon Musikili Primary 0 6 Pinewood Position 1st Place 2nd Place 3rd Place School Pinewood School Musikili Primary School AIS A 101 very encouraged with the level of en thusiasm displayed by our children The boys continued to strive for excellence and proved that with effort does comes success We were so proud of their remarkable performance and thank you to all the parents who spent their time at these tournaments The results for Chess tournament held at Rhodes Park School were as follows

THE MUSIKIILI CHOIR SENIOR CHOIR Celebrating 30 years of primary school excellennce Left to Right Back Sante Kamumfisa Zo Cocker Angus Pinkney Amari Vlahakis James Scorgie Fiona Watt Mark Kakom Kunda Kaleji Malvern Donga Benedicte Menage Benjamin Tunney Tabitha Tunney Alistair Howard Erin Butler Jasper Donald Second Row Mitchell Coventry Isabella McGregor Oliver Snart Jessica Sherriff Warrick Kyriazis Mary Jellis Armand Janse van Rensburg Sandra Munyumbwe Tom Hodgson Lesley Jhala Shawn Lawrence Rhoda Musonda Komani Majula Third Row Tyla Knox Vaughan Sherriff Alexia Coventry Herzeldine Tata Sophie McGregor Neil Basera Grace Thom as Joel Royston Chanda Bwalya Edwin Miller Jennifer van der Merwe Mikael Royston Abigail Burton Khumbo Mupeso Lyle Clubb Fourth Row Lucille du Plooy Lucille D rner Damien Fester Nadia Scorgie Tabani Kavindele Mr Aston Mumba Brad ley Mandozana Kara Mackay Benjamin Cocker Zuliana Muma Chisala Lishomwa Front Row Mark Menage Tinashe Khachana Lauren Menage David Lisa Duckett Jake Coventry Alexander Roberts JUNIOR CHOIR Left to Right Back Aiden Clubb Jordan Ferreira Jamie Dunn Neissa Basera Ruan Janse van Rensburg Mwila Chilekwa Liselo Alphias Kutemba Sawono Rashaan Vlahakis Chloe Street Benjamin Coventry Second Row Michaela Bignell Joice Mandozana Alexander Meikle Peyton Zaloumis Morgan Cantlay Mr Aston Mumba Lubomba Mwiinga Brooklyn Khan Emmanuel Chama Samantha Middleton Jodi Bawden Jordi Bruyns Front Row Kushal Sharma Christopher Thomas Ryan Jellis Lukan Hodgson Caleb Coventry Leo Clarkson Cody Rob inson Joshua Anis 102

THE GUITAR CLUB I n 2017 there were three guitar groups Beginners Intermediate and Advanced Each group met once a week to learn how to play chords strum and follow rhythms In the first term the Guitar players showcased their skills at the Musical Morning held just be fore the half term break As there was not a lot of time to practice a combination of the Inter mediate and Advanced Guitarists gave us their renditions of 500 Miles Spirit in the Sky and a new version of Sweet Home Musikili which was thoroughly enjoyed by all In the second and third term the three groups continued to learn new chords and songs Many of the sessions were filled with fun and laughter as the children would explore different rhythm styles and music genres from rock and roll of the 50 s through to modern artists such as Rhianna and Ed Sheeran Our highlight of the year was the Christmas Carols by Candlelight service which took place after the Junior Play All of the guitar players from the three groups accompanied the parents and children in this traditional ceremony with such favourites as Joy to the World Mary s Boy Child The first Noel We Three Kings and a new version of Away in a Manger It all ended with a rousing send off of We Wish You a Merry Christmas Our star Advanced players Jessica Sherriff Damien Fester and Mark Kakoma also per formed at the annual Musikili s got Talent competition at the children s Christmas party Jes sica won first prize with a number she wrote and sang herself It is always wonderful to see talented children finding exciting ways to be creative Left to Right Back Peyton Zaloumis Lauren Menage Alexia Coventry Sophie McGregor Erin Butler Amari Vlahakis Benedicte Menage Jennifer van der Merwe Lisa Duckett Jordan Ferreira Second Row Samantha Middleton Benjamin Cocker Zo Cocker Damien Fester Mrs Germain Homan Mark Kakoma Jessica Sherriff Joel Royston Brooklyn Khan Front Row Warrick Kyriazis Lucille du Plooy 103

THE SCRIPTURE UNION CLUB T he junior girls were an extremely dedicated and appreciative group who were always on time for Scripture Union and made an effort to catch up if they missed a session They stud ied the 9 Fruits of the Holy Spirit and how to apply them in their daily lives They were also musically talented and enjoyed singing songs about the Fruits of the Spirit and coloured in lots of lovely pictures relating to each week s topics the Bible in order and asking and answering questions about God and Christianity They also learned some important Christian values by watching two series of videos The first series was called Skate It Off and through this series the children were taught about the importance of good character discipline and integrity The second series was called My Big Kid Brother and although the videos were quite funny the children learned a lot about maturity responsibility and growing up Celebrating 30 years of primary school excellennce The senior children were involved in a number of different Bible activities including learning the books of Left to Right Back Luisa D rner Alexia Coventry Tabitha Tunney Lesley Jhala Sandra Munyumbwe Isabella McGreg or Chanda Bwalya Sophie McGregor Nadia Scorgie Second Row Brooklyn Khan Neissa Basera Kutemba Sawono Samantha Middleton Ms Chileshe Bowa Zuliana Mu ma Mwila Chilekwa Chisala Lishomwa Peyton Zaloumis Front Row Joice Mandozana Lucille du Plooy Jordi Bruyns 104

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