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HERAUSGEBER Deutsche Internationale Schule Johannesburg P. O. Box 91005 Auckland Park 2006 11 Sans Souci Road Parktown Johannesburg South Africa Tel. +27 (0)11 726 6220/1 Fax +27 (0)11 482 3188 Email dsj@dsjmail.co.za Web www.dsj.co.za Für den Inhalt zeichnet der jeweiliger Verfasser verantwortlich. The respective author is responsible for the content. Fotos von Personen, die keine Masken oder Visiere tragen, Photos depicting people not wearing masks or visors wurden vor der Einführung der Sicherheitsvorkehrungen von were taken prior to the implementation of Covid-19 Covid-19 am 22. März 2020 aufgenommen. safety precautions on 22 March 2020. Redaktion Annette Holtmann Fotos Bianca Bradfield CB Photography Melanie Cameron Savo Ceprnich Kirsten Dunn Annette Holtmann Stefan Kien Melanie Stewart Veronique Stheeman Lisa Vosters Anzeigen Annette Holtmann Druck L&K Print, Tel. +27 (0)11 807 7717, repro@lkprint.co.za Design, Layout Karen Nysschen, Cell +27 (0)83 263 8626, karen.nysschen@gmail.com Umschlagbild Andzani Shipalana, 7a Erläuterung zum Bild Representation of Covid-19 and how it affected our lives.
Vorwort, Schulvorstand und Personalia 7 1 LISTE DER INSERENTEN INDEX Neue Mitarbeiter 51 2 Firma Seite Höhepunkte und Erfolge 61 3 Bond Stationers 36 Deutsche Lufthansa Inside Front Cover Regenbogen-Kids 79 4 DocQTech 154 FLGS 6 Grundschule (Klassen 1-4) 117 5 Galileo Risk 179 Goethe-Institut 146 Orientierungsstufe (Klassen 5-6) 147 6 Powder Lak Back cover Retecon 6 Mittelstufe (Klassen 7-9) 163 7 Rödl & Partner Back Inside Cover Schwaben Butchery 161 Oberstufe (Klassen 10-12) 187 8 SLKB/IMMK Inside Front Page VZH 116 Nachmittags- und Ferienbetreuung 233 9 Sportereignisse 243 10 Präfekten 259 11 DSJ-ler in der Welt 267 12 Festliches 271 13 Förderzentrum Phönix 283 14 Elternbeirat 293 15 Altschüler 297 16 DSJ in den Medien 309 17
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HINDSIGHT IS TWENTY-TWENTY VISION and Valentine’s Day and our Secondary School learners enjoyed their swimming gala, and the Primary School gala taking place in early March. During the third week in February, class and individual photos were taken. All the while we continued to hear about this Coronavirus that had now also spread to southern Asia, Italy, France and Iran. At the beginning of March, the 2019 Yearbook was ready for distribution, just in time for the Open Day, which takes place every year on the first Saturday in March. The Open Day, was again well attended by current and prospective parents and families, and coincided with the announcement that Covid-19 had now also reached the African continent, arriving in South Africa from Italy. Five days later the WHO declared Covid-19 a pandemic. On the homefront, school management had already put together a committee of doctors and experts in the field of communicable diseases, to give advice and guidance on how best to handle the One year ago out-of-control bushfires were raging in situation within the school community. Behind the scenes Australia and the impeachment trial of Donald Trump was our IT Department was getting ready to roll-out an online about to begin in the US Senate. All the while, unbeknown to e-learning system and the Administration Department was the rest of the globe, a deadly contagion, which purportedly already sourcing and purchasing disinfectant and other originated in Wuhan in the Hubei province, China, was already supplies for the classrooms. circulating on various continents. Then, on 11 February 2020, that which would hold the entire world captive for It was becoming clear, that the Schulolympiade would the remainder of the year and change our lives forever, was not take place, and on 13 March the decision was made to named by the World Health Organization (WHO) as: SARS- cancel the Olympiade. The first of our “family” meetings, as CoV-2, Coronavirus Disease 2019 – Covid-19. the first term, our learners and children could continue to but also the staff and teachers, who were just as concerned the announcements from the President Cyril Ramaphosa learn and receive the best possible education under these and uncertain, and to provide as much clarity and comfort have come to be known as, was on 15 March, declaring 2020 at the Deutsche Internationale Schule Johannesburg extraordinary circumstances – videos were choreographed, in these confusing times. All the while, behind the scenes, Covid-19 a national disaster and advising that all schools started as any other year, with the preparation days for WhatsApp groups established, comprehensive worksheets teachers were finding clever and creative ways to bring would be closed from 18 March. A week later, at the second the teachers and staff, the announcement of the 2019 compiled, printed and bound into books in record time and the classroom and learning content into and onto the small “family” meeting, it was announced that South Africa Matric results and the Einschulungsfeiern in January. virtual TEAMS classrooms set up for the older learners. screen – computers, laptops, tablets, mobile phones and would be placed into a lockdown for three weeks, to give Congratulations to the Class of 2019 on their excellent smart devices. the health sector time to prepare for the high number of Matric results. With a total of 172 distinctions and four With the end of the first term and the start of the hard Covid-19 cases that were expected. learners obtaining a “full house”, our DSJ community can lockdown and the Easter holidays, many of us used this On 09 April, during our 3rd “family” meeting, it was be proud of these commendable achievements. time to reflect and focus on what is important, what we announced that the health sector needed more time to During the next few days and weeks, the true colours of many have ignored or taken for granted – our family and prepare for the expected onslaught on the hospitals and the entire DSJ community became clear, from School In February various grades embarked on the annual class our health. By early April it was clear that schools would clinics, and consequently lockdown level 5 was extended Management to parents, learners and staff. Everyone was trips, which were enjoyed by the accompanying teachers, possibly remain closed for an extended period. The school until 30 April. With this decision, the fate of millions of ready to face this challenge head-on and put shoulder to as much as the learners. Our younger children enjoyed the management continued to correspond and communicate South Africans was sealed. Countless livelihoods were at the wheel to ensure that, until at least the official end of first couple of events of the school year calendar, Fasching effectively and comprehensively with not only the parents, stake, with thousands of companies unable to trade, and 8 9
forced to retrench employees. For many, the hours of questioned, most notably by the independent media On 12 October the fourth term started and the country had reflection and contemplation turned to real concern and and private institutions and initiatives. In June the South by now moved to lockdown level one. The highlight of the last quiet desperation. Members of the DSJ community were African High Court ruled that lockdown level 3 and 4 term was undoubtedly the live screening of the Valediction acutely aware of the plight of many and plans were set regulations were irrational, unconstitutional and invalid. Ceremony, where the Grade 12’s, after unquestionably the in motion to assist families with mobile data, grocery gift One corruption scandal after another came to light, toughest and most bizarre school year, were finally afforded cards and vouchers, food parcels and tablets for some including PPE tender fraud estimated at tens of millions of their time in the spotlight. Congratulations to you all, Class learners. Rands, which included top government officials. Millions of 2020, for your continual courage, conscientiousness, upon millions of Rands of critical relief funds were spent on selfless compromise and understanding and open- With the start of May, the country moved into lockdown barbed wire border fences and broken and empty water mindedness. What you have learnt about life in this one level four and perhaps many thought this would be the tanks, instead of protecting our brave frontline workers. year, cannot be taught from a textbook. end of “the winter of our discontent”. Teachers and To more and more ordinary countrymen and –women it learners had found a rhythm to navigate the chicanes of had by now become clear that a culture of cronyism and November came and went, by and large, as any other online teaching and learning, some with more success cadre deployment, utter callousness and total disregard year, except for the face-coverings, social distancing, the than others. To keep up the morale and give a sense of for common decency were now the order of the day in continuous and it seems never-ending handwashing and community within the DSJ, various online and virtual events the rank and file of government institutions. The citizens of sanitizing and the early-morning screenings had become were launched – the @Home e-learning competition, Mzanzi would no longer be silent. In June 169 and in July part of the daily school routine. In most part, due to the the “Bewegungs-Challenge” and the virtual Schulbasar 232 protests were recorded by the Institute for Security cautious vigilance and continued enforcement of these “Going for Guild”. It was incredible to experience the Studies, with the leading causes of the protests being daily rituals, the number of reported Covid-19 cases were At the start of my 2020 Yearbook journey, many said: commitment, camaraderie and cooperation of the entire the policing of the lockdown regulations and crime, in minimal and the school could thankfully continue to “There won’t have much to report on!” or, “It’s going to be DSJ family, old and young, current and past, from many particular gender-based violence. operate within the confines of the lockdown regulations. a thin one this year…!” Well, this has been an exceptional different countries and continents – a true reflection of We need to thank and applaud the members of our and extraordinary year, and this edition of the Yearbook is the DSJ spirit, alive and well through these challenging By the end of the third term, it had become clear to Cleaning and Maintenance Teams, for their tireless work, proof thereof. It has again been a pleasure and a privilege, times. School Management that the one-day-a-week cycle for keeping the school clean, safe and tidy, and continuously and I thank all the contributors and sponsors for their the Secondary school was not ideal and it was decided setting up the various venues and classrooms for exams continued support. At the end of May, there was much confusion and to bring back all the learners to in-classroom teaching and lessons. With the final Matric exams written, the Aula conflicting information with regard to the re-opening of in the fourth term. All the while the Class of 2020 were was transformed into a magical forest, as the theme for As the Deutsche Internationale Schule, the 2020 Yearbook schools within the public and private sectors. The School’s quietly and consistently continuing as best as possible the Matric Ball. Due to the continued lockdown regulations, edition is testimony to our resolve, our courage and main concern was for the Grade 11 and 12 learners in the with getting through their Matric and Abitur curricula – only the Matrics and their partners were permitted, and conviction in times of crisis and our sense of commitment, German and South African streams. On 1 June lockdown preliminary exams were being written and Abiturprüfungen some subject and class teachers acting as chaperones. It not only from our School Management and the Board, but level three came into effect and much of the country was were taking place. Traditionally Matrics celebrate the end was indeed a truly special and unique event – thanks to also by and for the entire DSJ community, our learners, trying to pick up the pieces and return to a sense of a “new of their school careers with Silly Week and an informal Mrs Gibb, the MBC of 2020/2021 and everyone involved. staff, teacher and parents. Hindsight is 20-20 vision. In normal”. However, for many citizens the consequences valediction. Unfortunately, but understandably, neither of years to come, we, and future generations, will look back of the lockdown were dire; the relief monies promised by these events could take place. But we had to do something The final week of this extraordinary school year arrived – at this extraordinary year and ask: where were you, what government were slow in coming, if at all, and for many the for the Class of 2020 and an idea was borne: a (now quite school reports were finalised, certificates printed, farewell did you do and how did you get through this….? ‘payment holidays’ were now over. Instead of counting the famous) South African, called Master KG, had put together gifts wrapped and text books handed in. And as one of the cost of lives, South Africans were now confronted with the a catchy tune, which has become the unofficial anthem many other “firsts” this year, the school held its first live The answers are up to each one of us…. and, as they say, cost of their livelihoods. of the worldwide lockdown – yes, you guessed it – the screening of the “end-of-year” assembly. Thanks again to the rest is, and will be, written in the history books. Enjoy! #JerusalemaChallenge! First up was the Class of 2020, all involved in front of the cameras and behind the scenes, Annette Holtmann Between June and August, even September, the see- with their version of the Jerusalema dance on the hockey Oliver Hoffman, the IT Department and our “Beleuchter” saw of public school closures and openings caused much field. And suddenly everyone wanted to be part of it, and learners. controversy and cynicism. It was clear that not only the what a blast it was putting together these epic videos. For public education system, but also the health system was weeks the Admin Team was humming, singing and dancing in crisis and chaos. Action taken and decisions made to the Jerusalema tune! throughout this crucial time were being scrutinised and 10 11
GRUSSWORT DES SCHULLEITERS Sehr geehrte Leserinnen und Leser, Katastrophenfall und schloss alle Schulen ab dem 18. März. Damit auch dieses vergangene, besonders herausfordernde liebe Mitglieder unserer Schulgemeinschaft, Innerhalb von drei Tagen entwickelten wir verschiedene Schuljahr 2020 rückblickend ein erfolgreiches in unserer Strategien zum Fernlernen vom Kindergarten bis zur Schulgeschichte wurde, bedurfte es einer noch engeren, vor Ihnen liegt das Jahrbuch der Deutschen Internationalen Oberstufe und alle Lehrkräfte hatten eine Fortbildung vertrauensvolleren und intensiveren Zusammenarbeit aller Schule Johannesburg des Schuljahres 2020. Die Covid-19 absolviert, sodass wir am 23. März mit dem Online-Lernen Beteiligten. Deshalb möchte ich mich im Namen unserer Pandemie des Jahres 2020 hinterlässt auch in diesem begannen, nicht ahnend, dass nun einer der weltweit Schule, aber auch persönlich, bei folgenden Personen, Jahrbuch ihre Spuren, denn viele unserer schulischen strengsten „Lockdowns“ begann und die ersten Schüler Institutionen und Gremien für die großartige Unterstützung Aktivitäten mussten entfallen. Erinnert sei hier an die erst am 1. Juni die Schule wieder betreten würden. und das uns entgegengebrachte Vertrauen bedanken: Schulolympiade mit Teilnehmern aus sieben Deutschen bei den Mitarbeiterinnen und Mitarbeitern der deutschen Schulen Afrikas, die wir nach vielen Monaten der Rückblickend haben wir die Pandemie im Schuljahr 2020 Botschaft, insbesondere dem Botschafter Herrn Dr. Schäfer, Vorbereitung nur eine Woche vor Beginn absagen mussten in jeder Hinsicht gut gemeistert, die Schülerzahl ist relativ Herrn Behrendt und Frau Vanselow, dem Beauftragten der oder an unseren Schulbasar, das mit Abstand größte und stabil, die finanzielle Situation ist immer noch solide Kultusministerkonferenz Herrn Knieling, der Zentralstelle bekannteste Schulfest Johannesburgs mit bis zu 10.000 und besonders wichtig, wir verzeichneten keine einzige für das deutsche Auslandsschulwesen, den Mitgliedern Besuchern, der ebenfalls nicht stattfinden konnte. schulisch-bedingte Infektion unter den Schülerinnen, des Schulvorstands, unseren Fördervereinen, Sponsoren Schülern, Mitarbeiterinnen und Mitarbeitern. Zudem und befreundeten Organisationen. Ein besonderer Doch auch wenn die meisten der sonst über 200 konnten alle Abschlussprüfungen zum NSC/IEB, zum Dank gilt allen Eltern, insbesondere den Mitgliedern des Schulveranstaltungen pro Jahr nicht stattfinden konnten, Abitur und zum deutschen Sprachdiplom II durchgeführt Elternbeirats sowie allen Mitarbeiterinnen und Mitarbeitern war das Jahr 2020 keineswegs von Langeweile geprägt. werden. Auch alle Inhalte der Lehrpläne wurden im unserer Schule. Das hier abgedruckte Corona-Tagebuch der Schule mag Schuljahr 2020 behandelt. Allerdings zeigt eine Analyse dies verdeutlichen. der Jahreszeugnisse, dass sich die Kluft zwischen Ich wünsche Ihnen viel Spaß und Freude bei der Lektüre akademisch starken und schwachen Schülerinnen und unseres Jahrbuchs 2020 und verbleibe mit freundlichen Das Schuljahr begann mit der Vorbereitungswoche Schülern vergrößert hat. Dies konnten wir durch zahlreiche Grüßen. Thomas Bachmeier, der Lehrkräfte zunächst wie gewohnt. Aufgrund des Maßnahmen bestenfalls abmildern, aber leider nicht völlig Schulleiter tragischen Unfalls eines Schülers einer südafrikanischen verhindern. Schule waren wir vor allem damit beschäftigt unsere Regelungen für Klassenfahrten und die unserer Anbieter Ebenso wenig verhindern konnten wir, dass, bedingt durch rechtlich zu überprüfen bzw. anzupassen. Als im Februar die Pandemie, das soziale Lernen unserer Schülerinnen alle Klassenfahrten stattfinden konnten, dachten wir – im und Schülern im vergangenen Jahr nicht wie gewohnt Rückblick reichlich naiv – die größte Herausforderung des gefördert wurde und viele Begegnungsveranstaltungen Jahres läge hinter uns. entfielen. Dies ist sehr bedauernswert, weil unser sonst so vielfältiges Schulleben gerade auch durch diese Im Januar erschienen uns die Corona-Infektionen noch Veranstaltungen geprägt wird und ein wichtiger Teil ein lokal begrenztes Problem Chinas zu sein, doch dies unseres Selbstverständnisses ist. Andererseits war es änderte sich Ende Februar schlagartig als uns die ersten wiederum bemerkenswert wie viele Veranstaltungen wir Bilder überfüllter Krankenhäuser und die Nachricht erster virtuell organisieren konnten, Elternabende, Townhall Toter aus Norditalien, Spanien und New York erreichten. Meetings, Informationsveranstaltungen, Sprechstunden, Nur eine Woche später, einen Tag vor dem ersten Lernentwicklungsgespräche, Konferenzen und sogar die Covid-19 Fall in Südafrika, kaufte die Schule die ersten Hauptversammlung. Schutzmasken, Thermometer und Desinfektionsmittel. Am 15. März verkündete Präsident Ramaphosa den nationalen 12 13
COVID-19 TIMELINE 05-Mar First purchase of hand sanitisers, 27-Mar Last day of 1st Term 13-May Information to Primary School parents thermometers and spray bottles 30 Mar – 13 Apr Easter Holidays regarding usage of Teams 06-Mar First case of Covid-19 in South Africa 08-Apr S Teams training for DSJ teachers M 13 and 14 May arious virtual Townhall Meetings for all V 12-Mar ovid-19 is declared a pandemic by the C and staff parents with School Management WHO’s Dr Tedros Ghebreyesus 08-Apr DSJ e-learning guidelines sent out 16-May SJ Bewegungs Challenge – Fundraising D 12-Mar ovid-19 presentation in the Foyer by C event 09-Apr nnouncement by President Ramaphosa A Dr Juno Thomas – extension of Level 5 for another 2 25-May Return of Administration staff to DSJ 13-Mar ancellation of 2020 Sport Olympiade by C weeks 25 – 29 May et up of screening and sanitisation S DSJ School Management and the Board 14-Apr erm 2 starts with e-learning, under T stations, protocols and signage 13-Mar Start creating MS Teams for e-learning lockdown level 5 throughout the DSJ 15-Mar nnouncement by President Ramaphosa A 14 Apr – 19 Jun Online teaching for all learners of DSJ 28-May Online Townhall meeting – Covid-19 as a national disaster 14-Apr RC – deliver data and devices to learners P 30-May irtual Schulbasar, “Going for Guild” V 16-Mar nnouncement from DSJ School A without any computers Food collection at DSJ Management, closure of school 14-Apr tart of our @Home e-learning S 01-Jun Lockdown level 3 starts 16-Mar IT department starts creating MS Teams Competition 01-Jun Grade 12 learners return to school for all classes – 373 Teams added subject 17-Apr ockdown level 5 is extended for another L 01-Jun et 50 x Tablets for e-learning for G teachers and learners. 14 days, until midnight 30th April 2020 DSJ classes 17-Mar SJ IT Helpline is opened for learners and D 20-Apr Implementation by Primary School of 01-Jun BK colleagues prepare the classrooms R teachers WhatsApp groups for communication and the play areas for socal distancing 17-Mar Last school day for all DSJ learners with parents and learners and sanitisation meaures 18-Mar eacher e-learning training sessions start T 28-Apr oll-out of Microsoft Teams for Primary R 02-Jun BK colleagues create a video in R for Primary and Secondary school School preparation for the children to come to 18-Mar BK brainstorming session – how do we R 28-Apr BK YouTube channel is created for easy R school, which is sent to the parents continue and multiple access to and for parents 03-Jun Grade 11 learners return to school 19-Mar RBK – production start of teaching videos 28-Apr ilming of explanatory videos on F 04-Jun orschule learners return to school in V 20-Mar irst videos made by the RBK Team are F YouTube by Primary School A and B groups sent out to parents 29-Apr Purchasing of DSJ masks for DSJ staff 04-Jun rade 4 learners return to school in G 22-Mar ationwide Lockdown is announced by N 01-May ockdown level 4 starts (may exercise L A and B groups President Ramaphosa between 06h00 and 09h00) 04-Jun isit of Health Inspector for Covid-19 V 22-Mar irst of the weekly worksheets are sent to F 04-May eturn of Guaranteed Clean staff to the R Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) RBK parents and four videos sent daily school 07-Jun second introduction video is made by A 23-Mar Cancellation of 2020 Schulbasar 04-May urchase of pedal bins for entire school, P the RBK colleagues for the children and automatic infrared dispensers and parents 23 – 27 Mar irst MS Teams e-learning classes for F learners disinfecting doormats in Kiga 08-Jun Issueing of learner permits to parents 26-Mar SJ Administration staff final day at D 04-May eep cleaning of all carpets in the school D 08-Jun School buses start operating again school before nationwide Lockdown by Dry-Chem 08 – 19 June rade 5 to 10 learners return to school G starts at midnight 06-May urther training of Primary School F who don’t have e-learning facilities at 26-Mar ockdown level 5 comes into effect L colleagues in Teams home. Use Wifi and tablets at DSJ. midnight (only essential shopping and 11-May eturn of Maintenance Team; setting up R 08-Jun rades 1 to 4 learners return to school, G medical visit. Cigarette and alcohol sales of various rooms as classes, eg. Aula, each half of the class alternating weekly banned.) Foyer, Exams room 14 15
DAS UNBEKANNTE HELFERLEIN: DIE FREUNDE UND FÖRDERER DER DEUTSCHEN SCHULE ZU JOHANNESBURG In dieser Ausgabe des Jahrbuches möchte ich uns einmal Selbstverständlich sind wir vorstellen: auch gerne bereit, uns über Wir, das ist ein Kreis von Personen, meist aus dem Umfeld andere Vorhaben, außer- der Stadt Aalen in Baden-Württemberg, die eine kleine halb des Social Funds an aber nicht unbedeutende Dienstleistung anbieten. Wir der DSJ einzubringen, wir nehmen Spenden für die DSJ in Deutschland an und sind jederzeit offen für leiten diese ohne Abzug weiter. Dafür erhält der Spender Vorschläge jeglicher Art. eine Spendenbescheinigung für seine Steuererklärung. Diese ehrenamtliche Tätigkeit läuft seit der Fußball WM in Wer sich z. B. unter den Südafrika, wer erinnert sich nicht an die Eiszapfen rund um Ehemaligen aufgerufen das Stadion in Kapstadt 2010. Mit den Spenden wurden fühlt, der DSJ etwas Gutes bereits segensreiche Projekte unterstützt. zu tun und gleichzeitig seinem Finanzamt ein 08-Jun indergarten and Regenbogen K 11-Sep undesjugendspiele with the second half B classes return of the Primary School learners present Nicht ganz unbeteiligt an der Gründung war die Schnippchen zu schlagen, ehemalige Assistenz im Marketing Department der DSJ, der ist bei uns richtig. Die 11-Jun First two cases of Covid-19 at DSJ 16-Sep and A Online RBK virtual parent Q evening Gaby Ullmann, und der ehemalige Ministerpräsident von Spendenbescheinigung erhält man von uns. 18-Jun irtual information event on Covid-19 with V Baden-Württemberg und spätere EU-Kommissar Günther Dr Juno Thomas 21 Sep – 09 Oct ( 21 September – 09 October) Spring Holidays, with Holiday Care Öttinger. Die ganze Geschichte würde an dieser Stelle den Hier die Bankverbindung der Freunde und Förderer der 19-Jun Last day of Term 2 Rahmen sprengen. Ich möchte die Gelegenheit nutzen, Deutschen Schule zu Johannesburg: 22 Jun – 10 July W inter holidays – Holiday Care is divided 21-Sep Lockdown level 1 starts allen ehrenamtlich Tätigen im Förderverein herzlich zu into A and B weeks 05-Oct reparation of RBK classrooms for the P return of all the children danken. Es sind keine Millionenbeiträge, die wir jährlich Kreissparkasse Ostalb 22-Jun ew Covid-19 Standard Operating N übertragen dürfen, aber jeder Euro findet eine gute und Giro/Geldmarktkonto DE18 6145 0050 1000 4707 56 Procedure implemented 12-Oct Term 4 starts, under lockdown level 1 sinnvolle Verwendung. IBAN D.E.18 6145 0050 1000 4707 56 24-Jun irtual AGM – with 190 participating V 12-Oct eturn of all Kindergarten learners, with R families new social-distancing measures and screens where possible Die meisten Beträge der letzten Jahre gingen in den Für die Spendenbescheinigung ist es sehr wichtig, dass 04-Jul 1 00 days – South Africa under Lockdown DSJ Social Fund, der zum größten Teil für regelmässiges Ihre Kontaktdetails vermerkt sind, vor allem Name, (still Level 3) 12-Oct eturn of all Primary School learners, R with new social-distancing measures and Essen einiger Schüler (2020 für 19 Schüler aus allen Emailadresse und Hausadresse. 13-Jul Term 3 starts, under lockdown level 3 screens where possible Klassen) verantwortlich zeichnet. Pick ’n Pay unterstützt 13-Jul Implementation of new Covid-19 12 – 19 Oct rades 5 to 11 continue e-learning, G dieses Projekt mit täglich frischem und gesunden Essen Wir freuen uns über einen regen Finanzaustausch! protocols for teaching and screening due to Abitur oral examinations zu reduziertem Einkaufspreis und diese Kinder holen sich 13-Jul indergarten and Primary School K Martin Gerlach (Oberbürgermeister a.D.), 20-Oct Return of all Grade 5 to 11 learners jeden Morgen ihre Tagesration ab. Der Social Fund springt classes return, alternating school days 1. Vorsitzender der Freunde und Förderer der and A-B weeks 23-Oct ive-screening of Valediction Ceremony L auch ein, wenn bei einem Schüler (der bereits auf einer Deutschen Schule zu Johannesburg e.V. for Class of 2020 Schuldgeldermässigung ist) die finanziellen Möglichkeiten 13 Jul – 19 Sep rades 5 to 12 continue e-learning, with G gerlachaalen@gmail.com one day per week at school for tests 28-Oct mended Covid-19 Standard Operating A bei der Beschaffung von gebrauchter Schuluniform nicht 13 Jul – 19 Sep pproximately 80 learners participating A Procedure implemented ausreichen. at school on e-learning 04 Dec Term 4 ends 18-Aug Lockdown level 2 starts 29 Dec The country is on adjusted alert level 3 04-Sep undesjugendspiele with half of the B Primary School learners present 16 17
GRUSSWORT DES VORSTANDES Liebe Eltern, Mitarbeiterinnen und Mitarbeiter der DSJ, Wichtige methodische Aspekte der deutschen Schule liebe Schülerinnen und Schüler, bzw. des Unterrichts wie z.B. selbstständiges Lernen und Selbstdisziplin der Schülerinnen und Schüler halfen Alle Sprachen der Welt haben viele beschreibende schnell und erfolreich auf e-learning umzustellen. Diese Ausdrücke und Redewendungen. Wörter wie Erfahrungen, insbesondere der digitale Unterricht und der bemerkenswert, außergewöhnlich und verschiedene Einsatz von Technologie, werden auch zukünftig in die andere Formulierungen wurden verwendet, um die Unterrichtsgestaltung einfliessen. Damit stellen wir sicher, Erfahrungen des Jahres 2020 zu beschreiben. Alle diese dass unsere Schule kompetitiv ausgerichtet ist und unsere Beschreibungen hatten wir gehofft für die Feierlichkeiten Schülerinnen und Schüler sich in einer modernen globalen zum 130-jährigen Bestehen der DSJ zu nutzen. Stattdessen Welt behaupten können. wurden sie zur Sprache der globalen Pandemie. Auch die Vorstandsarbeit im Jahr 2020 gestaltete sich Der Präsident der Oxford Dictionaries bzgl. der englischen anders als ursprünglich geplant – die hauptsächliche Sprache im Jahr 2020 hat es wie folgt formuliert: Aufgabe bestand vor allem darin, die von der Schulleitung “This year has seen so many seismic events that Oxford und den Mitarbeitern entwickelten Lösungen zum Dictionaries has expanded its word of the year to Management des Lockdowns bzw. des e-learnings zu encompass several ‚Words of an Unprecedented Year‘. diskutieren und abzustimmen. Dabei erwies sich die Its words are chosen to reflect 2020‘s ‚ethos, mood, or Wiedereröffnung der Schule als grössere Herausforderung preoccupations‘. They include bushfires, Covid-19, WFH, als die eigentliche Schliessung. Im Rahmen von sich lockdown, circuit-breaker, support bubbles, keyworkers, ständig ändernden Vorschriften, Hinweisen von ISASA furlough, Black Lives Matter and moonshot. Use of the und anderen offiziellen Organisationen mussten die zukunftsorientiert aufgestellt. Diese solide Basis wird word pandemic has increased by more than 57,000 %.“ Modelle, der Unterricht, die Klasseneinteilungen, unterstützt durch eine lebendige Schulgemeinschaft und Nachmittagsbetreuung etc. ständig angepasst werden. einer Mischung aus lokalen und deutschen Einflüssen in Jeffrey Buller, ein Hochschulwissenschaftler argumentierte Dabei wurde die Schulleitung und Vorstand während des Bildung und Kultur in 2015, dass akademische Institutionen resistent sind gesamten Jahres unterstützt von Dr. Juno Thomas und gegen Veränderungen und es in den Diskussionen nicht Dr. Gita Naidoo, der deutschen Botschaft und anderen In diesem Jahr hat die DSJ mit den Worten von Albert darum gehen sollte, ob und wie wir uns ändern, sondern Schulleitern deutscher Schulen im südlichen Afrika. Hierfür Camus wieder einmal bewiesen, dass „In den Tiefen des welche Art von Veränderung in der Bildung notwendig ist. möchten wir uns herzlich bedanken. Winters erfuhr ich schließlich, dass in mir ein unbesiegbarer Sommer liegt.“ Mit diesen Worten wünschen wir uns 2020 ließ der Welt, den Schulen und anderen Einrichtungen Unter Berücksichtigung dieser Prioritäten wurde die allen – Schülern, Mitarbeitern, Eltern – Kraft für ein keine andere Wahl als sich zu verändern. Es erwies sich als Vorstandsarbeit in den verschiedenen Ausschüssen vermutlich erneut schwieriges Jahr 2021. Wir danken ein schwieriges Jahr, das den Geist der DSJ-Gemeinschaft fortgesetzt. Die Jahreshauptversammlung fand erstmals allen Mitarbeiterinnen und Mitarbeitern und der gesamten auf die Probe stellte. Viele von uns, egal ob Schülerinnen virtuell statt. Da wir auf diese Art ein breiteres Publikum Schulgemeinschaft für die anhaltende Unterstützung oder Schüler, Lehrerinnen oder Lehrer, Mitarbeiterinnen erreichen können werden wir dieses Konzept auch für der DSJ. oder Mitarbeiter und Eltern waren gezwungen sich zukünftige Jahreshauptversammlungen in Erwägung komplett neu zu organsieren, zu improvisieren und neue ziehen. Abschließend möchten wir unser Beileid an alle Mitglieder Technologien zu lernen. Homeschooling und e-learning der DSJ-Gemeinschaft aussprechen, die im Jahr 2020 ein wurde die neue Unterrichtsmethode, Microsoft Teams Für das zweite Jahrhundert unseres Schulbestehens Familienmitglied, Freunde oder Bekannte verloren haben. definierte die neue gemeinsame Sprache. ist unserer Meinung nach die DSJ finanziell stabil und Der Vorstand der DSJ 18 19
Dear DSJ community All languages, in their traditional as well as modern form, under pressure adopt, change, and find a footing in a 2020 in the words of Camus, was when the DSJ proved have many descriptive words, idioms and metaphors. new normal. The lessons learnt from 2020, in particular once again “in the depth of winter, … there lay an invincible Words such as remarkable, extraordinary and various the use of technology, should be incorporated into an summer”. May we find that strength again in 2021. other descriptive words were used to give voice to the already excellent learning experience and teaching ethos experience of 2020. We had hoped in early January 2020, of the DSJ to ensure our school, learners and staff alike, Finally, it is appropriate to extend our condolences to that those words could have been used to describe a school are future ready, whilst continuing to develop learners and anyone of our extended DSJ community who lost a family as remarkable as the DSJ in its 130th year of existence; that staff, who can hold their own globally in a modern world. member or friend in 2020, and our gratitude to all staff they would have accompanied words of congratulation and the school community for their continued support of and celebration. Instead, they accompanied the impact of As a Board, our role in 2020, was mainly to provide the the DSJ. a global pandemic. sounding board for the solutions developed by school The DSJ Board management and staff to deal with the challenges they In the English language, for use in 2020, the President of faced in the early days of lockdown, as well as when the Oxford Dictionaries was quoted as saying: school could reopen. Opening up the school turned out to be more challenging than e-learning, as the school “This year has seen so many seismic events that Oxford management had to deal with the myriad of constantly Dictionaries has expanded its word of the year to changing regulations, advices from ISASA, etc. In all encompass several ‘Words of an Unprecedented Year’. of these phases of lockdown, to Dr Juno Thomas and Its words are chosen to reflect 2020’s ‘ethos, mood, or Dr Gita Naidu in particular, the German embassy, and preoccupations’. They include bushfires, Covid-19, WFH, principals of other German schools in Southern Africa, as lockdown, circuit-breaker, support bubbles, keyworkers, well as German schools abroad, we would like to express furlough, Black Lives Matter and moonshot. Use of the our sincere gratitude. word pandemic has increased by more than 57,000 %. It’s both unprecedented and a little ironic – in a year that left Similarly, oversight was required of more “old normal” us speechless, 2020 has been filled with new words unlike issues, and as such the different committees of the Board any other.” continued as per their mandates, albeit with significantly scaled back activity, taking other priorities of School On another note, in 2015, Jeffrey Buller, a higher Management and staff into account. In 2020, the Board educational scholar argues that academic institutions hosted its first virtual AGM. An event we wish to consider are resistant to change, whilst he points out that the continuing in this manner, in order to reach a broader question is not whether we should change but what kind audience, at their convenience. of change do we want in education. 2020 left the world and education institutions with no choice but to change. It The Board believes the DSJ is financially stable, forward turned out to be a year that tested the indomitable spirit of looking and a well-equipped institution of learning for our the DSJ community. Therefore, as a community, we joined journey into our second century of existence. We have the hands, and embraced the challenge of change for mutual benefit of local as well as German aspects in educational benefit. Many of us, learners, teachers, staff and parents and cultural matters, and have a vibrant supportive alike learned new technology language, adopted to community. A pervasive ethos of continuous development screening of lessons and tutorials, developed new words and learning beset the DSJ. These form the enviable and expressions. Microsoft Teams experts sprung up combination on which to continue building for the next everywhere and e-learning bloomed. The independence 130 years. and self-discipline nurtured by the DSJ teaching ethos were invaluable aspects, as an entire community had to 20 21
COMMITTEE REPORTS FROM THE BOARD The past year has given new meaning to the often used phrase that “our people are our greatest asset”, and we Risk Ethics & Governance (REG) Committee would like to extend our sincere gratitude to all staff of 2020 turned out to be a year of unexpected challenges for Finance Nevertheless, the infrastructure committee continued the DSJ for addressing unprecedented challenges with the DSJ and its Risk Ethics & Governance Committee. with plans to upgrade the security at the school. This is unwavering commitment, dedication and tenacity. We Continuing from the previous financial year 2019, the Finance an important long-term investment to keep our learners, would also like express our deepest appreciation to We started the year off with pressing concerns about Committee worked closely with School Management to staff and the school grounds safe. We hope to start with Professor Peter Dankelmann, who retired from the Board safety regulations at school camps following the tragic ensure that the DSJ is financially viable in the near and long implementation in the first quarter of 2021. at the AGM, for his service on the Committee and valuable death of a Parktown Boys High School learner in January term. Variance between budget and actuals were within contributions to our work. 2020. The REG committee worked closely with School acceptable range. We are closing this current year, 2020, in Since the downgrade to lockdown level 2 we have been able Management to review the regulations of all DSJ school good financial health. The budget for 2021 indicates a good to consider future projects, for example, new playground Development Committee 2020 camp providers to ensure that all safety measures were balance between meeting our pedagogical mandate as a equipment for the Grundschule and the upgrading of existing in place to protect our learners. Mr van Wyk, the head of school and maintaining school infrastructure to match the infrastructure. The development process at the DSJ is multi-faceted and the school’s Health & Safety Committee deserves a special type of environment required for developing future leaders. continuous. It involves all stakeholders who perform an mention for his effort in ensuring that the DSJ managed I would like to take this opportunity to thank Luca von Allmen extraordinary amount of work to continuously improve this risk and allowed the school camps to go ahead. By all 2020 has been a challenging year for everyone and nowhere for his valuable input during his time on the Committee. We the DSJ, and ensure its sustained competitiveness as a accounts, these camps were a huge success and the kids has this challenge been felt more strongly than within the have been fortunate to gain the experience of the newest leading international German School. This Committee is came back with treasured memories. school community. The Board, School Management, teachers, member to the Board, John von Gottberg, who has kindly involved in overseeing these activities, and collaborating staff, parents, and learners have all been challenged to limits agreed to join this Committee. primarily with the Pedagogical Managers in the School It was not long after that Covid-19 came to our shores and no one thought of before. With the responsibility for financial Management Team. School Management and the Board was confronted with management oversight, the Finance Committee has had its Personnel Committee unprecedented challenges. In March, before President fair share of challenges to deal with. We have seen and felt The Committee’s key activities have been halted due to the Ramaphosa had announced the national lockdown, School the strain on the finances of parents and guardians, brought A highlight of the work of the Personnel Committee, in urgent demands placed on School Management related to Management had already conceptualised several plans. on by the COVID-19 global pandemic. The school ensured close collaboration with School Management and the Staff COVID-19. Key highlights from the Committee’s activities in The REG is extremely grateful to have had the support of that no learner was left out of the learning experience due to Representative Council (SRC), was the adoption of the 2020 largely focused on supporting the key initiatives out medical experts amongst our parents, especially Dr Juno COVID-19 induced constraints. following four HR policies and procedures, which took effect of the Pedagogical Steering Group, as well as progressing Thomas of the NICD, who advised the school and the on 15 June 2020 and make an important contribution towards the development of a 2025 DSJ vision and future strategy Board on Covid-19 risk mitigation measures. Working with School Management, we maintained good strengthening and standardising HR processes at the DSJ: to respond to the myriad of challenges faced by the oversight on financials, while ensuring the school responded School. The work of the Committee to review the DSJ’s The REG Committee would like to thank all families, school appropriately to COVID-19-induced demands. Albeit with – Leave Policy, policies relating to teaching and learning, administration staff and management, the SRC, and especially the PRC added pressure on financials, everyone kept all hands on – Grievance Procedure, and operations was conducted and completed during the for abiding by regulations and processes that had been deck to keep the ship sailing. We appreciate and thank – Disciplinary Policy and final weeks of Term 4, 2019. This work was revisited with put into place and to ensure that the school could operate parents and sponsors for meeting their commitments to – Sexual Harassment Policy. the need for a sexual harassment policy that surfaced at safely through the pandemic. pay school fees on time, enabling the school to not only the start of the 2020 school year. meet its obligations, but remain agile enough to respond to Another crucial task conducted by the Committee was the We would also like to thank Luca von Allmen for chairing the new normal. Based on future scenario models, we are review of the SRC Constitution, which will be finalised for In July 2020, Zukiswa Mthimunye stepped down from the the committee during the most difficult part of the year, confident that the financial foundations of the school are adoption in early 2021. role as Chairperson of the Committee but still remains a and ensuring that the Board provided the guidance and strong to ensure smooth operations in 2021. member. We thank her for her leadership and stewardship oversight to School Management during a period of Our decision, taken in 2019, to strengthen the IT capacity of of the Committee. Wesahl Domingo is the new Chairperson increased risk to all, to Dinesh Balliah for a keen eye on Infrastructure the School by creating an additional post was a worthwhile of the Committee. The other members of the Committee managing the publicity implications of what was planned, investment, given the shift to online teaching and learning include Tabi T. Tabi, Raika Wiethe and Jan van Wyk. and Marion Bruns for agreeing to join the REG following The Covid 19 pandemic obviously lead to the prioritisation brought about by COVID-19. As a key appointment made in Luca’s departure. of health and safety and a switch to e-learning during the 2020, we welcomed Heike Niederheitmann as the new Head lockdown period. of Administration. 22 23
DSJ-VORSTANDSMITGLIEDER DSJ-KOLLEGIUM Stand 30. November 2020 DSJ-SCHULLEITERRUNDE Sune Brugman Marion Bruns Vorstandsvorsitzende und Vorstandsvorsitzende und Finanzausschuss Risk, Ethics & Governance Hinten: Florian Hindelang Oberstufenkoordinator Kombizweig Jacqueline Hobbs NSC Koordinatorin Klassen 10-12 Marilyn Ramplin Samia Chasi Stephan Pawlowski Zukiswa Mthimunye Finanzausschuss Personalausschuss Infrastrukturausschuss Entwicklungsausschuss Lilo Maclachlan Leiterin English Medium High School Monika Springer Vertreterin Personalbeirat Franz Prenißl Leiter der Integrierte Sekundarstufe Mitte: Heike Niederheitmann Verwaltungsleiterin Gabriele Odenthal Mittelstufenkoordinatorin Klassen 7-9 Vorne: Brigitte Helmrich Leiterin Regenbogen-Kids Raika Wiethe Pädagogische Direktorin Thomas Bachmeier Schulleiter Jan van Wyk Stellvertretender Schulleiter Dinesh Balliah John von Gottberg Wesahl Domingo Tabi Tabe Tabi Tanja Henrichs Grundschulleiterin Risk, Ethics & Governance Risk, Ethics & Governance Personalausschuss und Finanzausschuss & Cornelia Bökamp Koordinatorin Klassen 5-6 Entwicklungsausschuss Entwicklungsausschuss 24 25
AFRIKAANS-FACHSCHAFT BIOLOGIE-FACHSCHAFT Von links: Hinten: Cherie van Heerden, Monika Springer, Nina Newton-Fatkin, Dr. Frank Baumgartner (HOD), Mariette Armour (HOD/ Mr Bones, Isabelle Solleder, im Fernunterricht), Tanya Smyczek Lynette Snyman Vorne: Rici Costopoulos, Amy Schroeder AFTERCARE-TEAM BUSINESS STUDIES & ACCOUNTING DEPARTMENT Hinten: David Maphanga, Brigitte Broich, Dena Hanouch (HOD) Karin Meyburgh, Lotti Niederbröker, Betty Motloung Vorne: Beate von Poser, Alice Moya 26 27
CHEMIE-FACHSCHAFT FACHSCHAFT – DEUTSCH ALS FREMDSPRACHE Martin Leibersperger, Hinten: Lilo Maclachlan (HOD), Franz Prenißl, Dr. Frank Baumgartner Jan van Wyk, Uta Prinsloo Vorne: Angelika Böbs, Tina Frayne, Angela Hahn (HOD) IT-FACHSCHAFT FACHSCHAFT – DEUTSCH ALS MUTTERSPRACHE Shazia Labhadur, Florian Hindelang, Yvonne Meisel, Gabriele Odenthal, Shirley Ramsugit, Carola Prenißl, Anne Albertyn (HOD), Dr. Ruth Goedicke (HOD), Thomas Bachmeier Christopher Scholz Es fehlt: Mirjam Bachmeier 28 29
ENGLISH DEPARTMENT FÖRDERZENTRUMS PHÖNIX Back: Jennifer Wilkins, Monika Springer, Robyn Henderson Middle: Marian Wilkins (HOD), Tania Botha Front: Venita Bucceri, Samantha Gibb ERDKUNDE-FACHSCHAFT Hinten, von links nach rechts: Veronique Stheeman Kurslehrerin Uta Prinsloo, Fiona Schäfer Inklusionsbeauftragte Birgit Grässer (HOD), Christina Giessen-Hood Schulpsychologin für Grundschule und Kindergarten Gaby Odenthal, Prof. Alexander Ziegler Kurslehrer Isabelle Solleder, Cornelia Bökamp Mitte, von links nach rechts: Dr. Ursula Froschauer Schulpsychologin für Sekundarstufe I und II Christina Heffernan Kurslehrerin Martina Hess Logopädin Bongi Molefe Kurslehrerin Vorne, von links nach rechts: Dr. Reiner Fossati Kurslehrer Viktoria Korzeniewski Kurslehrerin Katja Fleck Leiterin des Förderzentrums Christiane Köstlin Ergotherapeutin Außerdem Teil des Phönix Centre Förderteams in 2020: Karin Berger, Brigitte Broich, Leonie Fesche, Catherine Khumalo, Frauke Konrad, Birgit Majchrzak, Andrea Schmidt van Niekerk, Uta Prinsloo, Julia Schwarz, Patricia Stevens, Lisa Vosters, Christopher Witrin 30 31
FRANZÖSISCH-FACHSCHAFT KOLLEGINNEN DER GRUNDSCHULE Ntobeko Qolo, Hinten: Jan van Wyk, Andrea Schmidt van Niekerk, Franz Prenißl, Astrid Schaum, Lisa Vosters, Christopher Scholz (HOD) Sabrina Hart, Birgit Majchrzak Mitte: Catherine Khumalo, Brigitte Koch, Tanja Henrichs, Michelle Orlando, Melanie Stewart, Frauke Konrad Vorne: Leonie Fesche, Patricia Stevens, Cynthia Dlamini, Julia Schwarz, Ellen de Kock GESCHICHTE-FACHSCHAFT KUNST- UND TEXTILES GESTALTEN–FACHSCHAFT Rici Costopoulos, Melanie Cameron, Raika Wiethe, Jean Lemmer (HOD) Florian Hindelang, Mirjam Bachmeier, Es fehlt: Jacqueline Hobbs (HOD) Jennifer Wilkins 32 33
MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Hinten: Birgit Grässer, Unathi Mahlathi, Elsali Boulle, Thabelo Thamaha, Dorothea Thiele, Khaya Ngqoleka, Raasha Jina (HOD), Shirley Ramsugit Mitte: Remember Mashaba, Fred Stone (HOD), Godfrey Maumula, Bernard Makabanyane Vorne: Lunga Masithulela, Joseph Moiloa, Gabriel Moepi FACHSCHAFT – MATHEMATIK FACHSCHAFT – MUSIK Hinten: Dr. Ruth Goedicke, Martin Leibersperger, Viola Ziegler (HOD), Markus Konrad, Hannah Schell, Dorothea Thiele Marco Fourie Vorne: Yvonne Meisel (HOD), Moritz Kessel, Birgit Grässer 34 35
FACHSCHAFT – PHYSIK KOLLEGINNEN DER REGENBOGEN-KIDS Elsali Boulle, Lilo Maclachlan (HOD), Dorothea Thiele, Moritz Kessel, Yvonne Meisel Hinten: 2. Reihe: Silvia Schulz, Silke Nuppenau, Sabine Anderson, Maike Laing, Alexandra Schenck, Gertrud Rösch, Ilana Graf, Gülay Scott, Claudia Newenham, Ulrike Karg, Denise Kies, Carmen Debus, Simone Dahm, Kamogelo Mochadibane, Beatrix Williams Brigitte Helmrich, Julia Pelser, Stefanie Klomann 3. Reihe: Marianna Koch, Nina de Villiers, Vorne: Lina Molai, Angelika Krusekopf, Nadine Tüchler, Elea Göhring, Christiane Hoetmer, Cristina Nhazilo, Simone Tüchler, Ingrid Reijnders, Karin Berger, Ellen de Kock, Elke Wellmann Doreen Arnautovic, Sandra Müller, Zamakhuze Mabaso, Susanne Dinneen, Es fehlt: Kirsten Dunn Elrike Huesmann, Julia Marston 36 37
REGENBOGEN-KIDS STAFF SPORTS DEPARTMENT Hinten: Hinten: Rose Mokoele, Alexander Bell, Solofelang Mongae, Melanie Böbs (HOD), Rosina Mohotlane, Busi Ngcwama Mantombi Nxuseka, Bathabile Mahlangu, Mitte: Virginia Ngwangqa Julia Schwarz, Sabrina Hart Vorne: Mita Thwala, Vorne: Duduzile Mbatha Tanja Henrichs Es fehlt: Bridgette Tshivhase FACHSCHAFT – RELIGION & LIFE ORIENTATION STAFF REPRESENTATIVE COUNCIL/PERSONALBEIRAT Rici Costopoulos, Hinten: Jacqueline Hobbs, Alexandra Schenck, Cornelia Bökamp (HOD) Christopher Scholz, Monika Springer Vorne: Melanie Stewart, Dena Hanouch (Vorsitz), Jutta Barends 38 39
VERWALTUNG – FINANZEN VERWALTUNG – PERSONAL, MARKETING/PR & VERWALTUNG Hinten: Hinten: Mariska van Wyngaard, Savo Ceprnich Hanette Strijdom (HOD) (HOD Marketing/PR), Heike Niederheitmann Vorne: (HOD Verwaltung), Tanya Ginsberg, Hilde Wizemann Nonhlanhla Jiyane (HOD Personal) Vorne: Katja Peters, Annette Holtmann, Karin Mellado VERWALTUNG – FRONT OFFICE VERWALTUNG – IT & LERNZENTRUM Hinten: Hinten: Victori Mfusi, Eugene Marais, Anja Venter, Francina Oliver (HOD IT), Andrea Erasmus, Rory de Beer Sam Ngwenya Vorne: Vorne: Lauran Fossati, Janine Scheffler, Pam Johannsen Sharlene Kutzner, (HOD Lernzentrum) Jutta Barends (HOD) Es fehlt: Oliver Hoffman 40 41
NAME VORNAME ART FÄCHER LAND FUNKTION AN DER DSJ SEIT Konrad Markus OLK Ma Südafrika 01.01.2012 Laing Maike OLK RB Kids Südafrika 01.01.2014 SCHULLEITUNG Leibersperger Martin ADLK Ma, Chem, Inf D: BaWü Studien- und Berufsberatung 01.01.2020 Bachmeier Thomas ADLK Info D: Bayern Schulleiter 01.09.2014 Lemmer Jean OLK Visual Arts Südafrika HoD Visual Arts and Technology 01.04.2017 Bökamp Cornelia OLK LO, Rel Südafrika Leiterin Orientierungsstufe & HoD Religion 01.07.2005 Mabaso Zama OLK RB Kids Südafrika 01.01.2004 Helmrich Brigitte OLK Südafrika Leiterin Regenbogen-Kids 01.04.1997 Majchrzak Birgit OLK GS D: Berlin 01.07.2019 Henrichs Tanja ADLK GS D: NRW Leiterin Grundschule 01.01.2020 Maphanga David OLK Business Studies Südafrika 01.07.2017 Hindelang Florian ADLK De, DaF, Ge D: Bayern Koordination Oberstufe 01.01.2018 Meisel Yvonne FALK Ma, Info, Tech D: Berlin HoD Mathematik 01.01.2018 Hobbs Jacqueline OLK History, LO Südafrika Koordination NSC & HoD LO & History 01.01.2007 Mochadibane Kamogelo OLK RB Kids Südafrika Stellvertretende Leiterin Regenbogen-Kids 01.01.2006 Maclachlan Liselotte OLK Ma, Ch Südafrika EMHS Coordination & HoD Physical Science 01.01.2006 Newenham Claudia OLK RB Kids Schweiz 01.01.2014 Odenthal Gabriele ADLK De, Ek D: Hessen Koordination Mittelstufe 01.01.2018 Newton-Fatkin Nina OLK Afr Südafrika 01.10.2019 Prenißl Franz ADLK Fr, DaF D: Niedersachsen Leitung ISek 01.01.2018 Ngcwama Busi OLK Sport Südafrika 01.10.2018 Van Wyk Jan OLK Fr, DaF Südafrika Stellvertretender Schulleiter 01.01.2000 Pelser Julia OLK RB Kids Südafrika 14.04.2014 Wiethe Raika ADLK De, Ge D: Schleswig-Holstein Pädagogische Direktorin 01.01.2019 Prenißl Carola OLK DaF, De D: Niedersachsen 01.01.2018 Prinsloo Uta OLK DaF, Ek Südafrika 01.07.2012 LEHRKRÄFTE Qolo Ntobeko OLK Fr Südafrika 13.07.2020 Albertyn Ann OLK Info Südafrika HoD Information Technology 01.01.2018 Ramsugit Shirley OLK Ma Südafrika 01.01.2019 Armour Mariette OLK Afr Südafrika HoD Afrikaans 01.01.2004 Schäfer Fiona OLK D: Hessen Inklusionsbeauftragte 01.02.2018 Arnautovic Doreen OLK RB Kids Südafrika 17.02.2014 Schaum Astrid OLK GS Südafrika 01.07.1998 Bachmeier Mirjam FALK De, Ge D: Bayern 01.04.2015 Schell Hannah OLK Music Südafrika 25.02.2019 Baumgartner Frank ADLK Ma, Chem, Bio D: BaWü HoD Biologie 01.01.2018 Schmidt van Niekerk Andrea OLK GS D: Sachsen 01.07.2010 Bell Alexander OLK Sport Südafrika 01.08.2015 Scholz Christopher ADLK De, Fr D: Rhl-Pfalz HoD Französisch 01.01.2019 Berger Karin OLK RB Kids Südafrika 01.01.2003 Schulz Franziska OLK DAF D: Berlin 01.01.2017 Botha Tania OLK En Südafrika 01.01.2018 Schröder Amy OLK Bio Südafrika 01.01.2020 Böbs Angelika OLK DaF Südafrika 01.07.2020 Schwarz Julia OLK GS Südafrika 01.01.2011 Böbs Melanie OLK Sport Südafrika HoD Sport 01.01.2016 Smyczek Tanya OLK Bio Südafrika 01.01.2018 Boulle Elsali OLK Ph Südafrika 01.01.2020 Snyman Lynette OLK Afr Südafrika 01.01.2018 Bucceri Venita OLK En Südafrika 01.01.2018 Solleder Isabelle ADLK Bio, Sp D: BaWü DfU 01.02.2017 Cameron Melanie OLK Ku, Tech Südafrika 01.01.2018 Springer Monika OLK En, Bio Südafrika 01.07.2009 Costopoulos Ricarda OLK LO, Bio Südafrika 01.01.2019 Stevens Patricia OLK GS Südafrika 01.01.1995 Debus Carmen OLK RB Kids D: Rhl-Pfalz 01.01.2008 Stewart Melanie OLK GS Südafrika 01.01.2005 De Villiers Nina OLK RB Kids Südafrika 01.01.2011 Thiele Dorothea OLK Ma Südafrika 01.01.2019 Dunn Kirsten OLK RB Kids Südafrika 01.01.2010 Tüchler Simone OLK RB Kids Österreich 01.01.2014 Fesche Leonie OLK GS D: Niedersachsen 01.07.2019 van Heerden Cherie OLK Afr Südafrika 01.01.2016 Fourie Marco OLK Mu Südafrika 01.01.2017 Vosters Lisa OLK GS Südafrika Stellvertretende Leiterin Grundschule 01.01.2014 Frayne Tina OLK DaF Südafrika 01.01.2020 Williams Beatrix OLK RB Kids Südafrika 01.01.2016 Gibb Samantha OLK En Südafrika 01.01.2011 Wilkins Jennifer OLK TG Südafrika 01.01.2015 Goedicke Ruth ADLK De, Mu D: Berlin HoD DAM 01.01.2019 Wilkins Marian OLK En Südafrika HoD English 01.01.2012 Graf Ilana OLK RB Kids Südafrika 01.01.2015 Ziegler Viola OLK Mu Südafrika HoD Musik 01.01.2013 Grässer Birgit OLK Ma, Ek Südafrika HoD Erdkunde 01.01.2006 Hahn Angela ADLK DaF, En D: Hessen HoD DAF 01.08.2019 REGENBOGEN-KIDS Hanouch Dena OLK Business Studies Südafrika HoD Business Studies 01.01.2013 Anderson Sabine RB Kids Assistentin Südafrika 01.07.2005 Hart Sabrina OLK GS Südafrika 01.01.2019 Dahm Simone RB Kids Assistentin Südafrika 01.01.2018 Henderson Robyn OLK En Südafrika 01.10.2020 Dinneen Susanne RB Kids Assistentin Deutschland 01.01.2016 Jina Raasha OLK Ma Südafrika HoD Mathematics 01.01.2017 Galbraith Andrea RB Kids Aftercare RT-Leitung Österreich 01.01.2014 Karg Ulrike OLK RB Kids Südafrika 01.01.2008 Göhring Elea RB Kids Assistentin Südafrika 12.03.2018 Kessel Moritz FALK Ma, Ph D: Rhl-Pfalz 01.01.2019 Hoetmer Christiane RB Kids Assistentin Südafrika 01.01.2020 Koch Brigitte OLK GS Südafrika 12.10.2015 Huesmann Elrike RB Kids Assistentin Südafrika 01.06.2020 Koch Marianna OLK RB Kids D: Niedersachsen 01.01.2014 Kies Denise RB Kids Assistentin Südafrika 01.01.2019 Konrad Frauke OLK GS Südafrika 01.01.1998 Klomann Stephanie RB Kids Assistentin Südafrika 01.01.2018 42 43
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