Unity College hosts SOSA soccer event
On Wednesday 16 October 2019, Unity College hosted yet another successful seven-a-side SOSA soccer event. Thirteen centres and schools participated in this event and all went away saying the bar has been raised high. No centre or school has ever hosted a Special Olympics event the way Unity College did!
Our soccer team played three games which is the required number of games each school or centre is expected to play. Although we lost all three games, we did so with dignity. The boys gave their best and showed a lot of determination and improvement, compared to the other games we have played in the past. The results were as follows;
Soccer event results for all the teams at glance.
- Unity College 0 – Logwood 2
- Rotara 0 – Gateway 1
- Cresset House 0 – Logwood 3
- Tshegofatsong 0 – Gateway 2
- Unity College 0 – Cresset House 3
- Rotara 2 – San Michele 0
- Logwood 1 – Elithen 0
- Tshegofatsong 0 – Jiswa A 0
- Domincan 0 – Usizolwethu 4
- Thembinkosi 0 – Gateway 1
- Rotara 0 – Usizolwethu 0
- Unity College 0 – San Michele 4
- Jiswa B 0 – Elithen 0
- Cresset House 3 – Domican 0
- Thembinkosi 0 – Jiswa A 3
- Tshegofatsong 0 – Usizolwethu 0
- San Michele 2 – Domincan 0
- Thembinkosi 1 – Usizolwethu 2
By Tonic Sibanda
Making rainbows
On Thursday 17 October, the Junior fine motor group were working on basic concepts (colours) following instructions, finger strength and dexterity (specifically pincer grip) as well as bilateral integration.
Rainbows are a symbol of peace, hope and the promise of a better tomorrow.
By Amber Keating
Work experience at Readers Warehouse and Spur
Senior LO making ice cold orange juice
Learning how to measure accurately
This month our Senior phase learners did a practical for maths, where we taught the children applicability of measurement and calculations thereof in a practical manner out of the classroom.
By Johann du Preez-Ackerman
