Greg Perrett first completed LEAP Challenge over 9 days, solo and unsupported, in May 2012. He attempted the Comrades Marathon the following day, but only managed to do 45km of the 89km event. He then decided to open the event to the public, as a mountain bike ride from Cape Town to Pietermaritzburg over 11 days.
LEAP Challenge exists to raise money for LEAP, which is the Learner Enhancement and Advancement Programme. This is a part of Grace College's broader outreach initiative, Masihambisane (let's walk together). LEAP successfully educates kids who are talented but don't have the means to afford good education. If you'd like to know more, you can read up on Masihambisane and LEAP, on http://www.grace-college.co.za/about-us/outreach/masihambisane
LEAP Challenge is a superb physical and mental challenge; it will take you to parts of your mind and physical ability which you have not examined before, and will distract you along the way with some of the most beautiful, deserted scenery which our country has to offer.
Approximately 60% of your entry fee goes to funding for LEAP. The exact amount is clearly disclosed on the 'details' page of the website.
To celebrate the day of love, Capulum students and staff baked hundreds of delicious cupcakes. These were sold to surrounding businesses and fellow students on Valentines day! The funds raised have been donated to CHOC (Childhood Cancer Foundation South Africa) as a token of our support. Thank you to all who helped and to the Hilton businesses who supported us. We appreciate you!
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Hilton College celebrate their most recent Springboks, Protea Hockey players Nick Spooner and Tim Drummond.
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At the AGM on Thursday, the Club conferred Honorary Life membership on Doug Robertson and Dave Hammond for their service to Hilton Bowling Club and to our district. Thelma Mylne was installed as President, with George Oldham as Vice President. Other members of the committee remain the same, except that Derick Hull replaces Dave Hammond as Immediate Past President. We thank all these members for their willingness to serve the club.
Grace College Grade 11 pupils, Rachael Webster and Megan Davidovics were awarded Half Colours for doing over 100 hours of Community Service each in 2013. Rachael completed 172,5 hours working with Aids Orphans and helping with Junior Youth at Church amongst others. Megan worked at the Elephant Sanctuary and completed 152 hours in total. This is such a well-deserved award for both and Grace commends them on their outstanding efforts.
Lister & Lister provided prizes on Tuesday. Winners were Jean Pluke, John Bayley, Richard Lister and Andy Hitchcock. On Thursday we were washed out shortly after tea. Friday saw us playing the second monthly Investment Facilitators competition. A team of visitors under the guidance of Barry Earnshaw took the top honours, while Thelma and Mike Mylne with Dave Stevenson at lead won the second prize.
Grace College pupil, Tristan White (Grade 10), competed in the Harescramble motorbiking event held at Jolivet Farm, outside Ixopo, recently. The event consisted of a 33km loop, which included forest rides, river crossings, hill climbs and an Enduro Track. It was Tristan's first race on a 125cc motorbike, having competed on an 85cc previously. He competed in the Senior category comprising 95 riders and clinched 3rd place after completing four 33km loops in 3 hours. Grace College is very proud of Tristan's achievement and wishes him well for the up-and-coming events.
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The final two club championships for 2013 were decided last week, and Doug Robertson was the victor in both the open singles, and with Gill, the Nominated Mixed Pairs. Congratulations to you both.
Angel Goge is welcomed to the 2014 school year at Laddsworth Primary School in Hilton by two Grade 7 boys, Liam Wedge on the left and Brogan Tedder on the right.
No, this is not a case of inaccurate product information, but something much more dire. The rookie explorer Phoebe has expanded her wanderings from the colossal terrain of the couch and disappeared into the wild unchartered territories of Hilton. Please help us get her home, her absence disturbs the equilibrium and everything is topsy-turvy. Due to her inexperience in travel, it is uncertain whether or not she knows where Steers is to fill her tummy, and her good nutrition is of the utmost importance.