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As the 2025 Matric Examinations draws closer, the NECT, in partnership with the North-West Department of Education and Momentum, handed over 250 Examination

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Pick n Pay School Club was invited to contribute to, and attend, the WCED Annual Life Orientation Teacher Awards Evening on 26 February 2021 held at Century City Conference Centre. Pick n Pay School Club

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the history of the land between hartley & hopelands road every day, hundreds of people drive up the narrow road which leads to parklands hospital in overport, but few know the romantic story that lies behind the area. in yorkshire, a hundred and fifty years ago this month, a twenty-one year old draper’s assistant, william hartley, happened to pick up a book entitled “the new colony of port natal” written by a mr methley. he was so fascinated by it that he read it aloud to his fiancé, isabella hughes. although she had never set foot outside her home town, leeds, she became fired by william’s enthusiasm. the couple were married on 14 november 1849, and set sail for port natal a fortnight later. all the money they had was $100 in gold sovereigns, a gift from william’s parents. their ship anchored off port natal four months later. isabella eyed the rough seas and said: ‘what if our boat overturns and we lose everything?’ william laughed, but his wife quietly went and sewed the gold sovereigns into her corset. the boat did overturn, and the hartleys were washed ashore, more dead than alive, having lost all their possessions – except the sovereigns, which, weighing nearly a kilogram, could not have helped isabella’s buoyancy. a kind citizen looked after the hartleys and helped them find somewhere to stay; his name was dick king.