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St. John’s Educational Trust
2020 MAGAZINE
St. John’s Preparatory School 2019 Magazine 1
world class facilities
St John’s Educational Trust is devoted to excellence in teaching, learning, and research, and developing leaders in
many disciplines who make a difference globally.
Care and concern for the individual – St John’s believes passionately that when pedagogy fits learning needs,
students can and do thrive at school.
Compassion – compassion is a core part of leading and successful leaders maintain a ‘servant’s heart’.
Breadth and balance – we endeavour to build breadth and balance with the aim of forming men and women of
‘conscience’.
We are committed to ensuring a caring environment in our schools where good manners, values and ethics are
upheld and where individual expression is encouraged and all students strive to reach their full potential.
“Be the best that I can be”
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2020 MAGAZINE | CONTENTS
6 | Gr 7 Speech for Awards & Carol Service
8 | Awards & Certificates
10 | NIAA Awards
12 | Subjects & Special Prizes
14 | Trophies
16 | Class Prizes
18 | Staff & School Leavers
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GRADE 7 SPEECH FOR
AWARDS & CAROL SERVICE
Mr Chairman and Mrs Martin, Board of Governors, patrons, old It seems an age ago when I sat down on my veranda for our first
boys, Mrs Davies, Cavalier Trinci, invited guests, staff, Grade 7 virtual MS Team Staff meeting and began preparing for what
parents and Grade 7’s, good evening and thank you for coming to was supposed to be a brief interlude before we got back to
our Leavers’ Awards and Carols’ evening. being normal. The staff and I kissed the April holidays goodbye,
knowing that we needed to be ready for the worst-case scenario.
I thought to get into the spirit of things we’d start with a little The insoluble problems were listed, and we used them as brilliant
rhyme of mine. opportunities to shine. Our staff have been remarkable given the
challenges they have faced and produced a professional online
Therefore, in a poem, to sum up 2020, program of an international standard. Please can you join me in
Of which there is certainly a plenty, applauding their efforts.
We learnt from our family Kahoots,
A lot about our history and roots, Sadly, we say goodbye to two outstanding teachers this year. The
Year 1956, our first day, lovely Mrs Claire Townsend who has taught Grade 1N for 6 years
Were 13 boys wearing green and grey, and the effervescent Mrs Joan Kay the dame of Harley Davidson
No road, no ZESA, no phone, no trees, also leaves Grade 3E. They both will take a break from teaching
They ate egg sambos off lettuce leaves, to spend more time with their husbands. I must also mention that
They planted grass and bought sheep to mow, Mrs Nicola Seager returns after her maternity leave and so we say
I suppose they could not keep up… So, goodbye to Mrs Liz Velempini who stepped in to rescue Grade 6N
They searched Rolfe Valley and all the streets, from my teaching of English and allow Mrs Geraldine De Beer a
They bought a Wolsley with bucket seats, break from her extra workload. Pleasingly Mrs Velempini stays
And a gang mower they did attach, amongst family and goes to teach at our sister school Chisi Jnr in
So a field replaced the mealie patch, 2021. Whilst we are sad to say goodbye, we are also delighted to
You think that’s crazy, just wait you’ll see… be welcoming Mrs Nicola Blignaut from Clifton, South Africa and
Enter COVID in 2020. a newly married teacher who trained with us, Miss Rachel Carter
Injections or long swabs up the snout, who will be putting Mrs Rachel Smith on her classroom door.
Teach not ‘til the all clear tests come out,
Masks, sanitise bottles, and foot trays, In the sports department, Mr Bobby Chauhan has been promoted
Temperature guns and Bactogent sprays, into the position of Assistant Director of Sport and Mr Taffy
Online, the headmaster forced to go, Kwatengera has assumed the role of Jerome Housemaster.
But both Bleat and Aardvark stole the show,
Housemasters run minute to win it, We are also excited to be welcoming Miss Sinead Murray into our
But blue Jerome took all the credit, remedial department, who will help run Leonardo’s Centre. The
Mrs Quinche mastered the ping pong peanut butter trick, Leonardo’s Centre is an exciting initiative that we undertook at
Mrs Gillam balanced dice on a lolly pop stick, the beginning of the year and my thanks go to the PLC for their
Mr Carter made the ping pong zoom, support. In particular, I would like to thank the chairman, Mr John
Rademeyer marbled round the room, Manning who steps down after his two-year term. Thanks, must
The Cav crawled with spaghetti between his teeth, also go to Mrs Nicky Dawson who was chairlady for our Frog 5
Mrs Davies’ pasta just rolled underneath. this year. Her efforts to fundraise with her team were heroic and
A Youtube channel for our PE listening to 21 Kahoot Family Quizzes in the evening with me as
Jerusalema with Mr T, quizmaster in my office with raucous members of staff can’t have
Facebook, Instagram, the Friday blog been easy. Mr Kurt Heyns must also be acknowledged for the
The MS ecosystem - whole hog, time he put into the new look front of school. Mrs Nicola Johnson
Next year we turn 65 years old, has been working hard with our Growing Minds project, putting
And dare I say, and the truth be told, in rain gardens and a Hugelkultur. My thanks to the mums of the
After 2020 come what may, house captains and heads of school for always stepping in and
Bring 2021 on I say! assisting with teas and dinners. Mr Hendrik Olivier, the St John’s
Educational Trust’s Estate Manager, has been absolutely essential
How sad it is that we cannot invite the whole St John’s green in everything looking the way it is and it would be remiss of me not
blooded community to this celebration of not just getting to make mention of him on this stage. Again, I say that without the
through this year, but flourishing in adversity. As they say, we are support of our community it would have been impossible to get
continually faced by great opportunities brilliantly disguised as through this year, so give yourselves a round of applause.
insoluble problems.
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Academically we managed to fully implement Cambridge Primary To finish I would like to leave the Grade 7’s with the following
Checkpoint by aligning ourselves with the prescribed curriculum message:
this year and so our Grade 6’s and 7’s both wrote their Cambridge
Checkpoint Examinations to facilitate this. Last year our Grade If you take this golf ball and you put it in the hands of Mr Rademeyer
7’s managed an overall average 4.3 out of 6 for their Cambridge it’s worth about 10c. In fact if he has his 3 wood in his other hand
English and an average of 4.7 out of 6 for Maths. For our ZIMSEC it’s worth even less than that. But if you put this same golf ball in the
we got a 100% pass rate for English, 95% for Maths, 26% for hands of Tiger Woods and this 3 wood it’s worth millions.
Shona, 94% for Agriculture and 99% for General Paper.
It all depends on whose hands it’s in.
The boys were thrown in the deep end, online this year. However, it
is phenomenal how quickly they adapted and how proficient they If you take this cricket ball and you put it in my hands and ask me
became using the Microsoft Ecosystem. When considering all the to bowl an over of my leg spinners, it’s worth about 30 runs and 1
boys have been through, I don’t think there will be a more tech wicket, because whilst I’m expensive, I always get my man. However,
savvy and tech competent bunch of Grade 7s. if you put this same ball in the hands of Ray Price, who has fingers
like bananas, he managed to become the best bowler in the world
Indeed, there is a positive spirit flowing through the St John’s according to the ICC rankings at one time. Let the record state that
Educational Trust at present, with a new ECD on its way and the he never bowled at me.
College having to add an extra Form 1 stream. Approximately
90% of these boys tonight will come across the road next year. It depends on whose hands it’s in.
Three boys managed to get honours for their Allied Arts pieces, so If you take this rugby ball and put it in the hands of Mr Ndimutseyi, it’s
well done to Miss Cara Herrring, our exciting new art teacher who worth a lot more than Mr Rademeyer’s golf ball, a little more than my
started at the beginning of the year. Rishaan Parmar from grade cricket ball, but not as much as it is in the hands of R G Snyman who
3, Bryce Honiball from Grade 6 and Anthony Gumbo who is here won the world cup with the Springboks in Japan. I just had to get that
tonight all received honours. point in my speech somewhere.
Sports wise, we did our best before the masks and social It depends on whose hands it’s in.
distancing came in. Our cross-country runners won the Gateway
Interschool Meet for the 16th year in a row and claimed third at If you take a sling shot and put it in the hands of Mrs Davies, it’s worth
the Lilfordian Three Woods Event despite Kyle Heyns winning the a lot of broken windows and probably a sprained wrist, however if
senior race and our juniors dominating the whole podium with a you put it in the hands of King David, it could slay a giant like Goliath.
3rd for Jonah Sanders, a 2nd with Kholwani Nduku and a 1st with
Callum Flower. Our 1st XI cricket team won the Falcon Festival and It depends on whose hands it’s in.
took part in the ISASA Cricket Festival with 8 South African Schools
involved. We did really well with a draw against Pridwin who If you take a stick and put it in the hands of Cavalier Trinci, like the
remain undefeated at this prestigious festival, lost on the last ball rudder he had when we sailed across Kariba together, it was worth
against Clifton, lost in the last over against WHPS and won against us not getting lost and avoiding a thunder storm, but if you gave the
Woodridge. The only other sporting point I must make is that our same stick to Moses, he was able to part the Red Sea.
cricket nets have been given a much-needed facelift from our
cricket committee. Thanks to Mr Taffy Kwatengera our Teacher in It all depends on whose hands it’s in.
charge of cricket and the many fathers who have worked towards
this project. We have also cleared 120 gum trees to make way for If you put your lives in God’s hands, he will turn the ordinary into the
a new exciting sports field. extraordinary.
Culturally our musicians worked hard towards the Eistedford It all depends on whose hands it’s in.
which was over before it really began. Our Orchestra had been
all set to perform with the Chisi girls at the Eisteddfod, as was the If you put your worries, your cares and things that stress you out, if
Band, Recorders, Junior and Senior Choir, though our Saxophones you leave them in your hands that’s all they’ll ever be.
represented us well in their solo performances as well as the
Quartet. Cameron Macnab got a 1st for his beautiful vocal solo, But if you put those same worries and cares in the hands of our
and Callum Smith and Luca Spagnuolo have done us proud in Shepherd Jesus Christ, he’s going to see you through them and he’s
their many performances with the Pipe Band at the College. going to take care of you.
My thanks to the board for their support during this It all depends on whose hands it’s in.
unprecedented year and my first full year as headmaster. I must
also thank my other musketeers, Mrs Davies and Cavalier Trinci for Dominus Pastor
being so good natured about the hammering they take in the blog
now and again as well as standing steadfastly beside me despite
the challenges.
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AWARDS &
CERTIFICATES
Commendation Certificates
GRADE CERTIFICATE NAME
GRADE 1N Effort and Progress Maxwell Loxton
Effort and Progress Ngaatendwe Bonyongwa
Enthusiastic Student Abdalazeez Materia
GRADE 1S Well Mannered & Enthusiastic Mason Sibanda
Consistent Good Effort Emmanuel Kumwenda
Good Progress Mhelengi Manyika
GRADE 1E Consistent Effort James Borcherds
All Round Improvement Ashton Clarke
Good Progress Johnathan Manning
GRADE 2N Consistent Endeavour Tristan French
Enthusiastic Participation Seth Edwards
Diligence and Enthusiasm Runako Samakande
GRADE 2S Progress Jordan Katanda
Consistent Good Effort Ayden Stewart-Smythe
Consistent Good Effort Michael Nyajeka
GRADE 2E Attainment in Comprehension Wade Cameron
Progress in Handwriting Ibrahim Allana
Progress Isheanesu Hatendi
GRADE 3N Consistent Effort & All-round Progress Cody Uys
Participation & Excellent On-line Work Joshua Busangabanye
Participation & Enthusiasm On-line James Hickman
GRADE 3S Consistent Effort On-Line Tyler Fawcett
Good All-round Effort Nathan Uys
Determination On-line Mason Granger
GRADE 3E Wonderful On-line Participation Mufudzi Mandiwanzira
Wonderful On-line Participation Matthew Davies
Wonderful On-line Participation Daniel Hildebrand
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GRADE 4N Determination & Diligence James Eastwood
Consistent Hard Work Ayaan Said
Most Improved Nicholas Wallace
GRADE 4S Diligence & Consistency On-line Brayden Acutt
Effort & Determination On-line Zviito Nhemachena
Effort & Determination On-line David Croxford
GRADE 4E Excellence in Maths Noah Mitchell
Diligence On-line Benjamin Doran
Fantastic All-round Performance Munopa Mhembere
GRADE 5N Consistent Effort On-line Takunda Maupah
Determination On-line Darrell Chinorwadza
On-line Diligence Fabio Kelly
GRADE 5S Enthusiastic On-line Participation Ross Gibbons
Enthusiastic On-line Participation Nathan Makwasha
Commitment & Perseverance Dexter Smith
GRADE 5E Fantastic On-line Participation Uwais Nakedar
Consistent Effort On-line Anengoni Chendambuya
Consistent Effort On-line Unashe Tabengwa
GRADE 6N Determination and Progress Malachi Mafunga
Consistent Effort & Achievement Jude Rudland
Respect & Determination Liam Klinkert
GRADE 6S Determination & Hard Work Especially On-line Rohnan Nicholson
Integrity, Empathy & Respect Karl Van As
Helpfulness, Respect & Enthusiasm Tanaka Banga
GRADE 6E Participation and Effort Yamiko Kwaramba
Integrity. Empathy, Respect Shaylen Parmar
All Round Achievement Mukudzei Chisi
GRADE 7N Consistent Effort Zaidaan Patel
Good All Round Effort Aadil Adam
Most Outstanding Progress Munesu Musarira
Determination, Interest & Hard Work in Maths Sebastian Williams
& English
Determination, Interest & Hard Work in Maths Mukudzei Chidovi
Diligence & Perseverance in English Admore Kandlela
Outstanding Work Ethic Anesu Musavaya
Respect, Integrity & Empathy Callum Smith
Positive Attitude & Exceptional Behaviour Munesu Ngwende
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NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF
ALLIED ARTS HONOURS AWARDS
VISUAL ARTS VOCAL & INSTRUMENTAL
Honours Certificates : Grade 3 Rishaan Parmar, Grade 6 Grade 7 Brendon Kalonga
Bryce Honiball, Grade 7 Anthony Gumbo
CLASS PRIZES
Class Prizes
GRADE CERTIFICATE
GRADE 1N Effort and Attainment Alexander Soendergaard
Consistent Effort & Attainment Dominic Bowl
High Standard of Work Mudiwa Mutumhe
GRADE 1S Improved Handwriting Ethan Makandiwa
Great Progress Melikhaya Mlotshwa
Attainment in Number Dylan Rock
GRADE 1E Giving of his Best Teddy Nyamurera
Diligence Said Shillaev
Very High Standard of Work Takudzwa Tigere
GRADE 2N Consistent High Standard Joshua Mberi
Attainment Taponeswa Goreraza
Great Progress Rian Harry
GRADE 3N Academic Excellence Satya Parida
Effort, Participation & Very Good On-line Work Kyle Mpofu
Effort, Participation & Very Good On-line Work Jamie Winskill
GRADE 3S Outstanding Achievement Tarik Moyana
Academic Excellence Luke Ridley
Consistent Effort Washe Matandaudhle
GRADE 3E Outstanding Achievement Isaiah Mukumba
Outstanding Achievement Rishaan Parmar
Consistent Effort Rye Davy
GRADE 4N Academic Excellence Ryan Shayahama
Academic Excellence Joshua Maya
Academic Excellence Tawana Masiyakurima
10 St. John’s Preparatory School 2020 MagazineGRADE 4S Academic Excellence - 1st in Class Munyaradzi Makumure
Academic Excellence Curtis Gwata
Academic Excellence All Round Amaan Bhadella
GRADE 4E First in Class Thabiso Mtwazi
Second in Class Yaseen Bhadella
Diligence and Conscientiousness Kholwani Nduku
GRADE 5N Academic Excellence Anthony Chitima
Effort & Participation Throughout the Year Theo Cochrane
All round Effort Nathan Van Rooyen
GRADE 5S First in Class Tashinga Dube
Second in Class Haydon Banks
Wonderful Achievement in English Kumukai Kashangura
GRADE 5E Academic Excellence Matthew Hildebrand
Academic Achievement Sa’ud Sheth
Consistent Effort and Enthusiasm Mununuri Nzira
GRADE 6N Academic Excellence – First in Class Ismail Lunat
Academic Excellence – Second in Class Fergus Dorward
3rd in Class Mudiwa Kwenda
GRADE 6S Academic Excellence – First in Class Munotida Mundira
Academic Achievement & Effort Bryce Honiball
Diligence & Conscientiousness Imran Hoosein
GRADE 6E Academic Excellence – First in Class Hamdaan Sheth
Academic Achievement & Self Motivation Tiger Coburn
Academic Achievement & Effort Gabriel Mhembere
GRADE 7N First in Class Biswa Parida
Second in Class Sibusiso Vellah
Academic Achievement Ihsaan Ismail
GRADE 7S Academic Excellence – 1st in Class Watida Matandaudhle
Academic Excellence – 2nd in Class Sean Reilly
Academic Excellence – 3rd in Class Mufarowashe Shava
GRADE 7E Academic Attainment Anthony Gumbo
Effort Through all Subjects Clayton Banks
Diligence & Commitment to Academic Studies Yemuro Dzinotyweyi
St. John’s Preparatory School 2020 Magazine 11SUBJECT & SPECIAL PRIZES
SHONA L1 : Anthony Gumbo LAKE CRICKETER OF THE YEAR : Sean Price
SHONA L2 : Biswa Parida THE BUTLER CUP : Kyle Heyns
(Senior Cross Country)
ENGLISH : Muhammad Bhadella
DAVID LAIRD : Cameron McNab
MATHS : Biswa Parida (Singing)
CONTENT SUBJECTS : Anthony Gumbo EDWARDS TROPHY FOR CREATIVITY (ART) : Cameron McNab
COMPUTERS : Watida Matandaudhle MCGEORGE ART TROPHY : Joshua Davies
THOMSON TROPHY : Nathan Van Rooyen WALLACE CUP : Luca Spagnuolo
(Contribution to Colts Cricket) (Pipe Band)
FIELDING CUP : Elroy Chigumbura KAAGMAN CUP : Luca Spagnuolo
(Colts Cricket) (Vigorously Embracing School Life)
PATEL CUP : Peter Sanders ZORORO MAKAMBA : Sebastian Williams
(Colts Batting) (Helpfulness)
BRUNDLE CUP : Brandon Kalonga MACKENZIE CUP : Thomas Dorward
(Colts Bowling) (Perseverance, Loyalty, Participation)
NORAH LEWIS TROPHY : Nathan Van Rooyen GOOD FELLOWSHIP TROPHY : Lee Chigumba
(Most promising colt)
BADGER CUP : Sean Price
THE BUTLER CUP : Nathan Van Rooyen (Displaying Core Values)
(Junior Cross Country)
HONOURS TIES Head & Deputies : Sean Reilly (Headboy);
JASON STEED SHIELD 1st XI : Thabani Mlotshwa (Deputy Headboy); Lee Chigumba (Deputy
Hayden Croxford Headboy)
(Most Improved Cricketer)
Zimbabwe Swimming : Kyle Heyns; Sean Reilly
HOUGH TROPHY 1st XI : Sean Reilly
(Most Promising Pace Bowler) THE GOVERNORS’ PRIZES : Sean Reilly; Thabani Mlotshwa;
Lee Chigumba
SARPO SHIELD : Mark Ewing
(1st XI Best All Round Cricketer) THE HEADMASTER’S CUP : Reece Wall
BRUNDLE CUP : James Manning DUX AWARD : Biswa Parida
(Batting)
CHAMPION HOUSE SHIELD : Jerome
JARVIS CUP : Marcus Eckard
(Fielding)
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STAFF &
SCHOOL LEAVERS
Headboy / Headmaster & Deputies
S. Reilly; Mr R. Barbour; L. Chigumba; T. Mlotshwa
Headmaster, Sports Director & House Captains
BACK ROW: L. Spagnuolo; C. Flower; T. Dorward; S. Price; T. Gurupira
FRONT ROW: M. Ewing; K. Heyns; Mr R. Barbour; Mr M. Mbundire; J. Manning
18 St. John’s Preparatory School 2020 MagazineGrade 7E
BACK ROW: S. Sarpo; Y. Allana; M. Macdonald; M. Davies; K. Chanetsa; D. Barrett; H. Ezzeddine; M. Musendekwa; C. Chisvo; J. Manning
2ND ROW: M. Ngwende; C. Banks; L. Chigumba; R. Utsiwegota; A. Musuvaya; K. Heyns; M. Ewing; D. Mangtani; M. Eckard
FRONT ROW: M. Nkomo; M. Bhadella; T. Moyo; C. Smith; Mr L. RADEMEYER; Y. Dzinotyiweyi; T. Mugumbate; M. Rodrigues; H. Saunders
Grade 7N
BACK ROW: Z. Patel; I. Ismail; S. Price; D. Ngwira; T. Lewanika; L. Spagnuolo; B. Parida; S. Vellah; M. Mupakaviri
2ND ROW: B. Mungadzi; C. McNab; E. Mubaya; C. Austen; T. Chimbwanda; Z. Maguranyanga; Z. Kanharia; T. Chirambanegomo; T. Dorward;
A. Mashika
FRONT ROW: F. Materia; J. Mhoya; M. Musarira; A. Adam; Mr L. Mutsago; T. Gurupira; L. Clark; T. Muzanenhamo; M. Sanders
St. John’s Preparatory School 2020 Magazine 19Grade 7S
BACK ROW: S. Reilly; M. Gaur; M. Shava; M. Chidovi; H. Croxford; T. Mlotshwa; C. Flower; Z. Summers; L. Wells; T. Nhira
2ND ROW: P. Lidsba; A. Kandlela; J. Theron; W. Matandaudhle; G. Oelfke; D. Botha; S. Williams; L. Loughran-Mostert; J. Pike
FRONT ROW: Z. Bhadella; M. Mahmed; J. Torr; N. Mushure; Mrs N. Seager; TJ. Dombodzvuku; T. Nagar; R. Wall; E. Paul
Lilac Breasted Roller Artwork by Dexter Smith
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CONTENTS
24-25 CLASS OF 2020 &
COLLEGE PREFECTS
26-28 AWARDS ASSEMBLY
29-30 MAJOR AWARD
WINNERS
31-32 ACADEMIC WINNERS
33 SUBJECT PRIZE
WINNERS
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33 TROPHY WINNERS
COMMITTEE
Mr S. Jirri
Mrs A. Post 34-35 AWARDS ASSEMBLY
Mrs R. Wilde
Miss G. Wannell
36 DA VINCI CENTRE
PRODUCTION TEAM PREFECTS
EDITOR : Penny Hook
DESIGN : OUT OF AFRICA Media
www.outofafricamedia.co.zw
37 STUDENT COUNCIL
PRINTING : OUT OF AFRICA Media
www.outofafricamedia.co.zw
PHOTO CREDITS : Lucy Broderick and R. Wakefield
38-39 HOUSE PREFECTS
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42-47 HIGHLIGHT EVENTS
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St John’s College Class of 2020
BACK ROW: J. Reid, A. Moon, D. Abson, O. Swan, A. Calonne, A. Beynon-Davies, N. Mushauri, M. Gillam, A. Ellis, P. Tarinda, M. Tanner, W. Schroenn, B. Wilson, B. Harrris, M. Macdonald, N. Fourie, A. Martin
FOURTH ROW: P. Erasmus, D. Chouhan, D. Jackson, R. Johnston, C. Kawodza, T. Kaseke, A. Gray, J. Maganlal, N. Ramjee, N. Vudzijena, B. Mason, S. Sande, T. Madzivire, M. Mguquka, T. Magwera, I. Ngwende,
T. O’Beirne, S. Ribeiro
THIRD ROW: J. Rusike, D. Ngorima, T. Sinyoro, T. Hwingwiri, A. Mudavanhu, S. Zvandasara, E. Atindehou, N. Tafira, V. Castaldello, T. French, M. Chinake, S. Jones, D. Van Rooyen, R. Landman, E. Burbidge,
R. Karimazondo, D. Johnson, K. Madangure
SECOND ROW: T. O’Riordan, R. Teveraishe, A. Masiyiwa, L. Kuyimba, T. Gavhumende, C. Nhara, B. Java, T. Sinyoro, T. Chigogwana, T. Mouafo, N. Ndoro, A. Motsi, L. Zengeni, N. Chirewa, R. Mabiza
FRONT ROW: K. Dandadzi, T. Manyanga, T. Maswaure, M. Manyangadze, M. Brown, P. Mupakaviri, S. LambournCollege Prefects 2020
BACK ROW: A. Martin, R. Karimazondo, B. Java, R. Landman, D. Abson, T. Magwera, B. Mason, R. Johnston, D. Jackson, P. Erasmus
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FRONT ROW: C. Nhara, Mr C. Mutwira, C. Kawodza (headboy), Mr A. Sakala, Cav C. Trinci, Dr L. Reilly, D. Van Rooyen (Deputy Headboy), Mr J. Mariani, K. Madangure, T. O’Riordan
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Awards Assembly
CULTURAL PERSON OF THE YEAR
The recipient of the Athene Cup for Cultural Person of the Year As a senior, our recipient has held 3 leadership positions.
is a very talented individual who has been fully committed This year he served with the portfolio Head of Music. He was
to the cultural arena since Form One and he has served four the Pipe Band Sergeant as well as the Head of Choir and A
Cappella.
College clubs namely Pipe Band, Drama, Choir & A Cappella,
however, it is as a musician that he has truly distinguished For his commitment, excellence and contribution to the
himself; a discipline in which he plays bagpipes & sings. cultural life of the College, this year’s winner of the Athene
Cup for Cultural Person is awarded to SEBASTIAO RIBEIRO.
A talented and seasoned Piper, he has competed in two World
Pipe Band Championships representing the College and
Zimbabwe. He was part of the College Pipe Band’s historic
visit to Glasgow in 2018, when they won the World Pipe band
Championship title and 3 international trophies. In addition,
he has won 5 Honours Awards and 2 Trophies for the Best
band at the Allied Arts Eisteddfods over the last six years.
He has sung in the College choirs since Form One and achieved
an Individual Singing Honours at this year’s Eisteddfod in the
Open Solo Oratorio music class. He has passed his Grade
6 vocal examination and Level 5 Bagpipe Practical and
Theory examinations with the Scottish Piping and Drumming
Qualification Board.
Our recipient has also been a dedicated and disciplined
member of the College’s Drama Society. He was involved
in the last five productions, portraying a distinguished yet
conflicted Blackie in the 2018 production of “Dog Logs” and
he was also part of the production “Journey’s End” which won Sebastiao Ribeiro - Athene Cup of the Year
the AFDIS award for the best school play.
CROSS AWARD
The St John’s Cross Award is presented to students in their U6 year who have competed in
sporting disciplines which are considered to be beyond the level of accomplishment for
which full College colours are awarded; in other words these sportsmen compete in open
age groups against men who are professionals or of a professional level.
The second recipient of the St John’s College Cross Award is no stranger to achieving
excellence on the Hockey Field. He, like Daniel, was selected to represent the Zimbabwe
National Men’s Hockey Team at the tender age of 17. He is recognised by the International
Hockey Federation as having achieved 5 International Caps at the Africa Olympic Qualifiers
in Stellenbosch in August 2019, where his quick hands and slick stickwork left many
professional defenders at the tournament gasping in shock as to the blur they had just
witnessed. He is quiet, humble and unassuming on the field and lets action speak louder
than words. For reaching this distinguished level of competitive sport in Field Hockey, a St Tony O’ Riordan-
Dux of the College, 2018
John’s Cross Award is presented today to Tony O’ Riordan.
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DUX OF THE COLLEGE
The Dux of the College is presented to the student of the class of 2019 who
attained the highest A Level results in the November examinations.
In an extremely strong academic year group, one candidate emerged with the
top overall results, achieving an outstanding four A* grades for his Advanced
Level subjects of Mathematics, Chemistry, Biology and Physics. He is now
pursuing a degree in Biochemistry at the University of Oxford. Ladies and
gentlemen, the Dux of the College for 2019 is awarded to Tendai Makamure.
Tendai Makamure - DUX of the College
SPORTSMAN OF THE YEAR
The Sportsman of the year is awarded to an Upper 6 pupil/pupils whose overall
achievements on the sporting field in either one or several disciplines have established
him as the College’s top sportsman.
This year it is a joint award. The first recipient of this award has established himself
consistently as one of the finest Sportsmen to ever grace the College’s fields and
courts. He has achieved College full colours in Rugby Union, Rugby Sevens and
Athletics resulting in the rare achievement of being awarded the 3 colours tie. He has
achieved National colours at U19 level in Rugby Union and Rugby Sevens as well as
representing the College Rugby, Basketball, Rugby Sevens and Athletics 1st teams. He
has captained the RAMS 1st team Basketball and been Vice Captain of the RAMS 1st Carl Kawodza -
15 Rugby team. The joint award of Sportsman of the Year is awarded to Carl Kawodza. Sportsman of the Year
Tadiwa Hwingwiri - Honours Tavis Wright
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SPORTSMAN OF THE YEAR & CROSS AWARD
The St John’s Cross Award is presented to students in their performance for the Zimbabwe National Men’s Hockey team
U6 year who have competed in sporting disciplines which at the tender age of 17. He is recognised by the International
are considered to be beyond the level of accomplishment for Hockey Federation as having achieved 5 International Caps at
which full College colours are awarded; in other words these the Africa Olympic Qualifiers in Stellenbosch in August 2019,
sportsmen compete in open age groups against men who are where his excellent vision and pinpoint passing made him
professionals or of a professional level. an asset in Zimbabwe’s
Midfield. He is a man
The first recipient of the St John’s Cross Award and the second amongst men and fully
recipient of the Sportsman of the Year Award, like the first, deserves the award
has established himself consistently as one of the finest of Sportsman of the
Sportsmen to ever grace the College’s fields and courts, and Year and the St John’s
one of the finest hockey players to ever have played for Cross. He is Daniel Van
Zimbabwe at U19 level. He is the RAMS Hockey and Tennis Rooyen.
Captain as well as the RAMS Cricket Vice-Captain. He has
represented the College 1st teams in the afore mentioned
sports as well as the 1st team Athletics. He has achieved
National colours for Zimbabwe in Hockey and Tennis. To add
to this achievement, he was awarded the National Junior
Hockey Player of the year by the Hockey Association of
Zimbabwe, making him the best hockey player in the country Daniel Van Rooyen -
at U21 level. The piece de resistance was his selection and Sportsman of the Year & Cross Award
Manan Joshi Phil Kazembe - Honours
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Major Award Winners
James Wakefield James Wakefield Daniel Jackson Ryan Landman
Davis Cup Walsh Award Da Vinci Spirit of Service Golden Ram Trophy
Achieving the best IGCSE results in For Lower 6 A Level Excellence and for For their commitment to tutoring The “Golden Ram” award is made
2019. achieving the highest EAA ranking in many students from across the entire to the Best All Round Student in the
the form. spectrum of the school, a new award fields of Academics, Sport and Culture.
Attaining a record 10 A* recognising their service to the spirit This year’s winner is a hard-working
of the Da Vinci ethos. student who has diligently attended
to his studies, in the process attaining
exceptional academic results, as well
as playing pivotal roles in a number of
sports as well as contributing his time
and talents significantly to several
of the senior student-led societies
established in the College. Befittingly,
this year’s Golden Ram award for the
Best All Round student is made to
Ryan Landman.
Marc McDonald John Rusike Ndangariro Vudzijena & Brian Java
Salver for Service to the College Students’ Student Award The Tapiwanashe Ben Siyakwazi Award
For his unfailing commitment to the College, Introduced by the Interact Society and Leavers of … is presented in memory of a former Old Boy of
and remaining dedicated to the principles of 2007, this award is voted on by the U6 students the College and is awarded to the student in the U6
selflessness, we are pleased this evening to and therefore determined by his own peers. who displays the greatest level of commitment and
award the Salver for Service to a very deserving The “Student’s Student” for 2020, awarded endeavour to their school life. The award this year
U6 student. Recognised for his commitment and posthumously, is John Rusike. goes to two students who have personified these fine
services across many facets of College Life, the qualities both in the classroom and in undertaking their
salver for service is awarded to Marc McDonald. many extra-curricular activities. The Tapiwanashe Ben
Siyakwazi Award for Commitment and Endeavour goes
to Brian Java and Ngangariro Vudzijena.
Daniel Jackson
GPA College Valedictorian
… is awarded to the Upper 6th student who completes the year with highest GPA rating and is thus considered our top
overall College student. This year’s recipient has been at the top of the U6 GPA ranking for the entire year, studying
Chemistry, Physics and Mathematics where he achieved an average of 83% for these very demanding subjects. He is a
member of the 1st team tennis, a member of Toastmasters, a devoted Da Vinci Centre tutor and the College Prefect in
charge of administration. For personifying the true model of an exemplary student, we are proud to announce that this
year’s St John’s College Valedictorians is Daniel Jackson.
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Courageous Leadership Award The Craig Ralph Memorial Trophy The Gars Charger Trophy
The Courageous Leadership Award was donated Is awarded to the boy in the Upper 6 year who Awarded annually for the boy in the Upper 6 at
in 2016 by Mr Matthew Mbanga, an Old Boy of has played games with the most whole-hearted the College who has shown outstanding qualities
the College now responsible for undertaking the enthusiasm, enjoyment, determination and the of honour, chivalry and valour; in other words, the
leadership preparation and training of all 6th greatest sense of sportsmanship. The trophy this boy whose gentlemanly conduct, in the true sense
form students. It is presented to a student in the year is presented to a fine young sportsman who of the word, has distinguished him above his peers.
Upper 6 who embodies leadership by imbuing the has excelled with his athletic prowess, and yet has Our worthy recipients this year have most certainly
spirit of valour, humility, fearlessness, passion always remembered that graciousness, humility personified the qualities of a St John’s gentleman in
and naturalness of character. They are men of and enjoyment as a sportsman is how any game is their manner, conduct and the integrity with which
character, leaders among other men. This year’s at its truest played and competed. The Craig Ralph they have conducted themselves over the course of
award for Courageous Leadership is presented Memorial Trophy for sportsmanship is awarded to their final year at school. Pleasant, courteous and
to a gentleman who has come to exemplify Kyle Madangure. well-mannered, they are two true gents in green.
modest leadership through service to others. The Tonight we are honoured to present this most
Courageous Leadership award is made to Carl distinguished accolade to both Daniel Jackson.
Kawodza.
Aedan Martin & Petrus Eramus
Headmaster’s Awards
Last year, the Headmaster initiated three new awards, which seek to acknowledge the importance
of the College’s Core Values of Respect, Integrity and Empathy. These three awards are open to any
age group and serve to recognise students who best embody our Core Values. The recipients are
nominated by members of the faculty and decided on by the Headmaster. The awards for Integrity
and Empathy have already been awarded this year to members of the outgoing U6 so only one
remains.
The recipient of the Headmaster’s Award for Respect is a very deserving young man, who is always
polite and respectful of all.
Brian Java
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Academic Winners
MURATIWA CHINAKE TRISTAN MAGWERA RONA TEKLU
English Literature, History & Physical Biology Environmental Management
Education
ARIEL MOTSI DANIEL VAN ROOYEN
THEMBA GAVHUMENDE Economics Art & Design
Geography
SEBASTIÂO RIBEIRO NDANGARIRO VUDZIJENA
DANIEL JACKSON French Mathematics, Chemistry & Physics
Accounting & Business
ACADEMIC TROPHIES
Daniel Jackson Ariel Motsi Ndangariro Vudzijena
Economous Trophy & CBZ Bank Cup TECHFIN Research Cup A Level Chemistry & U6 Mathematics Cup
Sebastiâo Ribeiro Benjamin Gillam Nicholas Fourie
Most Outstanding Vocalist Cup Warren Watkins Trophy for Best Soloist & Effort & Application
Overall Performance Shield
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Harrison Award
Rugano Teveraishe & Brendan Mason
Green Earth Award
Bradley Gumbo - Honours
Dreadnought Trophy
Muratiwa Chinake
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Petrus Erasmus
CBZ Trophy
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Subject Prize Winners
Form 1 Form 2
Aurick Bose English Language Phillip Ewing History & Shona L2
Ethan Cocksedge Mandarin Aidan Fisher Music
Daniel Erasmus Geography Adam George Art & Design
Rory Honey History Imraan Jooma Music
Manan Joshi Art & Design Thomas Judson Geography
Farai Mujenge Shona L1 Wenyasha Madziro French & Biology
Aayden Nakhozwe Shona L2 Ngavatendwe Ngwende English Language
Tinashe Nduna Computers Dhiren Ramabhai Mandarin
Christopher O'Connor Science Bradley Samuels Mathematics
Maximilian Oelfke French Sukuma Shirata Art & Design
Mahomed Shah-Husini Mathematics Lameck-Junior Tarupuwa Shona L1 & Computers
Enziwe Sibanda Music Ryan Ushewokunze Shona L2
Mandlaenkosi Viki Business Appreciation Chemistry, Mathematics &
Taona Zimhunga
Physics
Bongani Zulu French & Geography
Form 3
Form 4
Tinotenda Basera French
Tinotenda Chiro Geography Tafara Berejena Accounting
Daiyaan Ebrahim History Adam Menk Information &
Ziteng Jin Design & Technology Communication
Biology, Chemistry, Technology, English
Phil Kazembe English Literature & Language, English
Mathematics Literature, Economics,
Iain Love Art & Design Mathematics
Joshua Makuwa ICT Ryan Franceys Business Studies
Chief Musabayana English Language Toby French Art & Design
Simbarashe Mutasa Business Studies Namatwai Watambgwa History
Accounting, Mathematics Mikael Banville French
Thabo Ndhlovu
& Physics Daniel Erasmus Biology, Chemistry,
Ndapuwa Timba Economics Physics
Toby French Geography
Lower 6 Shaan Patel Design & Technology
Iman Adam Accounting
Ryan Dean
Joshua French
Geography
Physical Education
Academic
Solomon Kativu
Tanaka Madake
Business
Economics
Trophy Winners
Denzel Mhlanga Information Technology
The Mikhail Suleman Cup F2 Mathematics
English Language,
Taona Zimhunga
Mandla Msipa English Literature &
Best L6 Biology Student
History
James Wakefield
Environmental
Ashley Mugadza Best L6 Physics Student
Management James Wakefield
Daniel Schonenberger Art & Design
Best L6 Chemistry Student
Biology, Chemistry, James Wakefield
James Wakefield
Mathematics & Physics
Best Lower 6 Mathematics Student
Environmental
Matthew Welch James Wakefield
Management
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CHIMANIMANI HOUSE
BACK ROW: N. Fourie, P. Tarinda, B. Harris
FRONT ROW: R. Karimazondo (Head of House), Mr S. Jiri, P. Mupakaviri, M. Chinake
MATOPOS HOUSE
BACK ROW: A. Motsi, W. Schroenn, D. Chouhan
FRONT ROW: R. Mabiza, B. Java (Head of House), Mrs M. Mukotsanjera, B. Mason, A. Calonne
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BACK ROW: M. Ndoro, T. Kaseke, N. Chirewa
FRONT ROW: T. O’Beirne, M. McDonald (Head of House), Mr G. Nyawata, V. Castaldello
VUMBA HOUSE
BACK ROW: I. Ngwende, E. Burbidge, A. Moon
FRONT ROW: S. Jones, D. Jackson (Head of House), Mr D. Mutendera, N. Mushauri, D. Ngorima
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