waterloo
Waterloo has always been a force to be reckoned with and this year has been no different. Our girls have always
shown immense passion, athleticism and intelligence. We have had successes in each pillar, ranking 1st and 2nd
in the skipping and hoola-hoop challenges. We shone in the Service pillar by coming 2nd in the clothing challenge
and increasing the momentum and drive to bring sandwiches every week by nearly 80%. These successes were
only possible because the girls worked as a team. Waterloo has also had many individual successes.
Girls have been recognised for their general
knowledge and in the Academic pillar, and
many Waterloo girls were appointed to
significant leadership positions for 2014.
Waterloo has always taken pride in calling itself
a family. Girls of different grades, backgrounds
and walks of life have accepted each other and
formed bonds, often unbreakable. I am so
grateful that I was appointed Head of House
this year because, through my leadership
position, I have been able to see this first-hand
and I have really got to know the girls on a
level I would not otherwise have been able to
do. It has been extremely important to me that
the girls get to know me and I them. This is
something I feel that I have achieved. As a
result girls have supported Waterloo as
passionately as I have – on the playing fields
and in the classroom. Waterloo is my family
and the best family to be a part of at Wynberg.
Kelly Phiri
Dale Hartmann
Kelly Phiri
wellesley
The past year has been quite an eventful one for Wellesley. We won the coin challenge
twice in a row, won the Best Costume Award in the House plays, and won the clothing
challenge, to name but a few. The best part about all the house challenges has been to
see the enthusiasm from the girls and the unity within the house.
We have also had great bonding sessions such as
outreach days at Tenterden and a movie evening at
school. May we go from strength to strength in years to
come! Claudia Harrison
Jill Freed
Claudia Harrison