VOLUNTEER WITH VC CARES
(f.l.t.r): Kaitlyn Reddy (3rd year IIE Bachelors in Intermediate Phase Education) and Kaelly Berkovitz (3rd year IIE Bachelor of Commerce in Economics) interacting with children from the Christine Revell Children's Home during The IIE’s Varsity College Cape Town’s recent Volunteer with VC Cares (student volunteer body) event. The children enjoyed face painting, colouring in, making butterflies and a jumping castle. RocoMamas burgers at lunchtime, ice lollies and cupcakes rounded the day off. The event showcased how students can get involved with community engagement on campus. VC Cares does rewarding work that helps students grow as individuals and become socially aware citizens, empowering them and those they help.Said Megan Landman Head Student Services The IIE’s Varsity College Cape Town: “The VC Cares Committee gives members the opportunity to lead current and new students in a range of initiatives that include fundraising, awareness drives and outreach programmes. VC Cares does rewarding work that helps students grow as individuals and become socially aware citizens, empowering them and those they help”.
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- ENSURING YOUR SAFETY ON CAMPUS DURING ASSESSMENTSDear Students,Please see an important letter - available at the link below - regarding your safety on campus. Alternatively log into your Student portal. https://www.varsitycollege.co.za/corona-virus-archiveThank you Kind Regards The IIE's Varsity College
- POSED FOR PROVINCIAL CENTRE PASSEight of The IIE’s Varsity College Cape Town Netball players will represent the Western Province at the Western Cape Provincial Championship 2021 in Langebaan from 30 April to 2 May.Sabrina Vermeulen (4th year IIE Diploma in Bachelor of Education in Foundation Phase Teaching and Netball First Team Captain) and Renske Burg (1st year IIE Diploma in Bachelor of Education in Foundation Phase Teaching) made the Senior Ladies B team for Cape Town Netball Federation. Jodee Johannes (3rd year IIE Bachelor of Education in Foundation Phase Teaching) was chosen for the Senior Ladies A team for the Tornadoes. Kara Coetzee (3rd year IIE Bachelor of Education in Intermediate Phase Teaching), Khara Kaltwasser (2nd year IIE Bachelor of Education in Intermediate Phase Teaching), Autumn Simpson (3rd year IIE Bachelor of Education in Foundation Phase Teaching) and Chidimma Adetshina (3rd year IIE Bachelor of Laws) made it into the U/21A team and Jana De Vries (2nd year IIE Bachelor of Commerce in Financial Management and second team member) made the U/21B team for Western Province.Said 23-year-old Vermeulen: “I am looking forward to playing on a senior level and I am willing to work hard on my technique to become an overall better player this year.”
- Extended CaptionDylan Lightfoot (1st year IIE Bachelor of Commerce and Administrator of the Surfing Club The IIE’s Varsity College Cape Town) surfing to first place in the Men’s Open Division to qualify for the 55th South African Surfing Championships during the Nelson Mandela Bay Surfriders trial this past weekend. The trial was held at Kitchen Windows in Jeffreys Bay and the next trial will be held on May 23 at the same location.Lightfoot will represent the Eastern Province Surfing team in the Men’s Open Division at the 55th South African Surfing Championships to be held in Ballito Bay, KwaDukuza Municipality from the 28-30 of September. Says 26-year-old Lightfoot: “The trial was great fun! The waves and conditions were perfect all day. I was very happy to place 1st in the Men’s Open Division.”
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- NEW CLUB TO THE CREASEThe IIE’s Varsity College is proud to introduce the Brand’s Cricket Club which will be based at its Cape Town campus. The club, a member of the Western Province Cricket Association (WPCA), will join the “ranks” of one of the Brand’s major sports clubs based on its Cape Town campus – Netball.Says newly appointed, dedicated and seasoned coach and player Trevor Timm: “The VC Cricket Club third division’s goal is to become a club with its own strong identity and culture. A club which will embrace innovation and bravery amongst team mates and which will develop players’ natural abilities into greatness”. Joining Timm as the club’s vice chairperson and administrator is 23-year-old Christian Pietersen (2nd year IIE Bachelor of Commerce in Marketing).Establishing the VC Cricket Club was spearheaded by Carole Adam (National Sports Manager The IIE’s Varsity College), Brent Davids (Sports Coordinator The IIE’s Varsity College Cape Town) and Megan Landman (Head of Student Services The IIE’s Varsity College Cape Town).Says Carole Adam: “With the move of our current Cape Town campus to the hub of the iconic Newlands Cricket Grounds Development mid-June this year, it made sense for us to make our new purpose built Cape Town campus the home of the VC Cricket Club. We are super excited and can’t wait for our team to start the season. During our first meeting as a national club we discussed the complexities the 2021 season may hold but we are ready to face it, regardless”.
- Urgent Letter Concerning Assessment SubmissionsDear Student, Please find attached an urgent letter concerning assessment submissions. For full details - please visit your student portal.Regards,The IIE's Varsity College
