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Base station sparks ireCHEVON BOOYSEN

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The row over an application fora freestanding telecommuni-cation base in Retreat is heat-

ing up.This follows several complaints

from residents as the period forpublic participation has opened.The proposed site is the

Lakeview Community Church onthe corner of Cowell Way and Con-cert Boulevard.According to a notice by the City

of Cape Town, residents have untilTuesday 7 October to have theirsay.The application was made by

Warren Petterson Planning andthe proposed base stationwill con-sist of 12 antennaemounted on topof a 30m high pole, micro-wavedishes and four equipment con-tainers.It is envisioned that the station

will be used to receive and trans-mit data to cellphone users.

Following complaints, wardcouncillor Jan Burger has suggest-ed the station be based in an indus-trial area just a few kilometresaway.“It would bemore suitable in the

industrial area, rather than a resi-dential area,” Burger explains.He adds the applicants have now

applied for the pole to be 30m as op-posed to the initial 25m.Burger is not in favour of this

and says the pole is too high.“Having a pole rise that highwill

not fit in the area. Even the initial25m theywanted, cannot fit there,”Burger adds.Lakeview Community Church

spokesperson Pastor Gerald No-vember says the church was ap-proached by the company whowillbe doing the installation.After weighing up all the op-

tions, he explains, they agreed tohouse the base station.“I was given all the information

about what will happen when the

mast will go up. We will chargethem a rental fee for hosting thestation,” he says.November further explains the

church has limited funding andcan do with the extra income.“We live in a very poor commu-

nity. These proceeds will go to-wards feeding schemes which willbe run in the area,” he adds.However, Mark Solomon chair-

person of the Retreat SteenbergCivic Association says since the

news broke about the application,they have been “inundated” withcomplaints.“There has been a huge reaction

to this plan. Residents are also, jus-tifiably, concerned that it is practi-cally next door to a school,” Solo-mons says.He further questioned the size of

the notices erected, saying they arenot visible. The association willnow hold a public meeting to gath-er the concerns of residents and

prepare their comments to theCity. “As a civic association weneed to remain neutral, thereforewe want the community to be in-formed. There will be a discussionon how residents can participate,”he says.Solomons supports Burger’s

suggestion to have the base stationsituated in an industrial area.“If it will make it safer for the

community, then it is definitely amore viable option.”

According to the City’s notice,residents can view the applicationat the City’s planning office inPlumstead.V To have your say, email your commentsto [email protected] fax it to (021) 710 9446. Comments canalso be submitted at the planning office.The application number is 70153359.V Do you think the base station should bein a residential area? Starting with theword “Post” SMS your thoughts to 32516.SMSes cost R1.

BAD RECEPTION: An application to erect a telecommunications base station in Retreat has sparked uproar from the community. PHOTO: CHEVON BOOYSEN

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Cape Town residents are encour-aged to share their opinionsabout local police officers

through the Reward a Cop, Report aCop campaign.This has been set up as a hotline

where residents can share positive ornegative experiences to promote ef-fective policing.The campaignwas launched at a re-

cent public meeting, headed by theprovincial Department of Communi-ty Safety andMECDan Plato. He urg-es residents tomakeuse of thehotlineto query any questionable police be-haviour. Thenumber is (021) 483 4332.Incidents should be reported to the

station commander, whose direct re-sponsibility is to take action, but canalso be reported to the CommunityPolice Forum or the community safe-ty department by SMSing the word“report” to 35395, or emailing [email protected] is important to include all the rel-

evant information about a complaintas soon as possible and to take noteof names, ranks and vehicle registra-tion numbers. If the complaint isabout an existing criminal case, com-plainants need to have the case

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preciation for officers who are doinga good job. To compliment good serv-ice, residents can speak to their sta-tion commander, contact the commu-nity police forum or SMS the word“reward” to 35395.Residents can fax a letter of thanks

to (021) 483 6026 or email [email protected] Department of Community Safe-

ty policing pamphlet says profession-al policing refers to police officerswho know how to do their work withconfidence, treats people with re-spect, assists you on time and is ashelpful as possible.Residents are invited to lodge com-

plaints about slow or no response;rudeness or lack of respect; officerswho don’t take reports seriously; andofficers who don’t know how to han-dle an issue.According to the pamphlet, police

officers should never ignore criminalbehaviour; never break the law noruse unnecessary violence or force.Officers should never threaten thecommunity and should never take orask for money, gifts or favours.

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No development before 2017CHEVON BOOYSEN

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The City of Cape Town has undertaken toinvolve all stakeholders in future plansfor the natural haven that is Princess

Vlei.Concerns that the City may “bamboozle”

stakeholders came to the fore at the PrincessVlei Forum’s (PVF) annual meeting earlierthis month.

The Princess Vlei saga has been well docu-mented over recent years.

Intersite Property Developers had applied topurchase the City-owned land in 1996. The de-veloper aimed to build a shopping mall and taxirank at the wetlands. But strong oppositionfrom residents and greenies, as well as rezon-ing restrictions and lapses over the years ledto the application eventually running aground.

In March, the City announced it had decidedagainst selling the land and that it will be work-ing with PVF to ensure the preservation of theland.

At the meeting, PVF chairperson Philip Bamsaid efforts to preserve the land are still inprogress. He further emphasised the organisa-tion’s main task in the next few months wouldbe to find a balance between it being a cam-paign organisation and a stewardship organi-sation.

“We want a firm [undertaking] from the Citywith regard to their plan of action. The landis still zoned for commercial use until 2017,”he explained.

The PVF also wants the land to be recognisedas a heritage site, Bam added.

Mayoral Committee member for Finance IanNeilson says the current plan is to wait for thecurrent zoning to lapse, so that the land can re-vert to its original zoning.

“By the time a rezoning application is proc-

essed and authorised, the current zoning willhave lapsed. The section of the vlei in questionwill be planned and managed as part of the larg-er public open space,” Neilson explained, add-ing the City is committed to involving stake-holders in developing future plans for the site.

Another of the PVF’s objectives is to con-vince the City to complete the walkway aroundPrincess Vlei, Bam said.

Mayoral Committee member for CommunityServices and Special Projects Belinda Walkertold People’s Post the completion of the walk-way forms part of the area’s development plan.

“It form part of the precinct plan for this ar-ea, which will include a public engagementprocess,” Walker confirmed.

After meeting with the forum in the past,Walker said the City shares many of the organi-sation’s visions for the wetlands.

“We expect that input from the PVF and oth-er stakeholders will be a significant informantto City departments’ thinking around a futurespatial development and conservation frame-work for Princess Vlei,” Walker said.

“We would like the involvement of thesestakeholders to include discussion on opera-tional and management issues, the explorationof possible quick wins for the area which in-volve changes in the current use of the operat-ing budget and also the sourcing of externalfunding for interventions at the vlei,” Walkersays.

The PVF also suggested the City avail a budg-et for the management of the land, but Neilsonsaid this will be only be awarded on merit.

“Funding for conservation efforts at Prin-cess Vlei will be part of the City’s broader con-servation budget and will be allocated in rela-tion to other conservation needs in the city,”Neilson explained.V What are your thoughts? Starting with the word “Post”SMS your opinion to 32516. SMSes cost R1.

UNCHANGED: The Princess Vlei Forum has been engaging with the City in efforts to make pro-gressive decisions concerning the conservation of the site. PHOTO: MARK WARD (FILE)

PEOPLE'S POST | RETREATTuesday, 16 September 20144 NEWS

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The alcohol is absorbed into the blood-stream and poisons the foetus, affecting itsorgans.

Babies are usually born with physicaland mental disabilities.

South Africa has one of the highest inci-dences of FASD in the world, and the West-ern Cape is particularly affected by themost serious FASD: Foetal Alcohol Syn-drome (FAS).

Albert Fritz, the provincial social devel-opment minister says the Department ofSocial Development is working closelywith non-profit organisations such as theFoundation for Alcohol Related Research,FAS Facts and Early Years to help reduceand prevent the harm caused by FAS.

Just over R2.3m has been allocated tothese three organisations.

“Key to our efforts in tackling thescourge is adopting a whole-of-society ap-proach, which involves building partner-ships with the private sector, NPOs and in-dividuals in our communities,” he says.

“Our efforts include a multi-pronged ap-proach to addressing the challenge whichinvolves the provincial departments of So-cial Development, Health, Education, anda number of NPOs.”

The provincial health department con-ducts research in conjunction with UCTto look at the impact of interventions.

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selling stolen goods and preventing armedrobberies.The secondhand goods dealers who have

businesses in Westlake, Diep River, South-field and Plumstead met at the Diep RiverPolice Station last week.WarrantOfficerDavidBrownofDiepRiv-

er police says: “Wehave to look out for thesepeople as the goods they try to sell may bestolen and usually if they do not get to sellit at one place they move on to the next.”One dealer explained a situation where a

familymemberwill, for example, sell a bicy-cle and later on in the day another familymember will claim the bike was stolen andreport it to the police.The bike is then taken from the second-

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draws the case the dealers canhave the bikeback.“There are many people who try and

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personal details to follow up on.“We strongly advise all secondhand deal-

ers to ensure that they adhere to the law ofthe Secondhand Goods Act to avoid gettingthe short end of the stick,” he says.

Acting station commander Major SandraJonathan says it is important for second-hand goods dealers to share information be-tween each other and with police, as in thisway crimes can be solved by establishinglinks between events.“We have to keep on communicatingwith

one another and I call on secondhand goodsdealers to attend this meeting where weshare vital information and knowledge ofour experiences.And also to find solutions to the problems

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PEOPLE'S POST | RETREATTuesday, 16 September 20146 OUT AND ABOUT

The City of Cape Town will be closing its Strandfontein cash and motor vehicle registrationoffices on 30 September 2014.

The payment of municipal accounts (excluding motor vehicle licences) can be made at anyShoprite Checkers, Pick n Pay, Woolworths and selected Spar stores or at any branch of AbsaBank and the post office.

Payments for the renewal of motor vehicle licences can be made online at www.capetown.gov.za/vehiclelicensing.

Payment of pre-due date traffic fines can be made at any branch of Absa, the post office andat selected Spar stores.

Online payment of pre-due date traffic fines can be made at

• www.absa.co.za (Absa Bank clients only)• www.standardbank.co.za (Standard Bank clients only)• www.fnb.co.za (First National Bank clients only) or• www.paycity.co.za

Absa Bank, Standard Bank and First National Bank clients can also pay their pre-due datetraffic fines at their respective banks’ ATMs.

The City of Cape Town regrets any inconvenience caused.

ACHMAT EBRAHIMCITY MANAGER179/2014

CLOSURE OF STRANDFONTEIN CASH ANDMOTOR VEHICLE REGISTRATIONOFFICES

Renew firearm licence earlyAre you a licenced gun owner?Steenberg police calls on all owners of

licenced firearms to renew their licenceand competency certificates, 90 days prior

to the expiry date.For further details or to set up an ap-

pointment phone Charnell Primo on(021) 702 9009.

Tuesday 16 September

V Parkwood: NPO Caring and Sharing inviteswomen of all ages to enjoy a cuppa and chatabout life’s challenges and burdens. The groupmeets at 28 Edna Court at 10:00 everyTuesday. Phone Sandra Phillips on071 162 6071.

V Steenberg: Upper-room Family WorshipCentre will hold a gospel campaign with FredMcCoy from USA at Steenberg High Schoolhall at 19:30. Phone Deacon Andrew on071 225 7260.

V Lavender Hill: Councillor Shanen Rossouwwill hold a public meeting on crime inLavender Hill, Rondevlei and St MontagueVillage at the Lavender Hill Community Centrefrom 19:00 until 21:00. Phone Rossouw on078 129 1270.

Thursday 18 September

V Grassy Park: Youth aged 10 to 25 interest-ed in the performing arts such as music,dance, drama, can attend free classes atGrassy Park Library. The classes will be heldat the library every Thursday at 16:00. Toregister contact Dean on 072 686 4852 [email protected].

Friday 19 September

V Retreat: Join the Grassy Park Klawerjas Clubfor an old school jazz party at the civic centrefrom 19:30 to 01:00. R100 gets you throughthe door. Three top bands and DJs willentertain the crowd. Call George on084 588 9778.

Saturday 20 September

V Steenberg: A bingo afternoon will be heldat Christian David Moravian Primary School at14:00. Booklets cost R50 and there will begreat prizes up for grabs. Refreshments will beon sale and there’ll be great entertainmentfor the little ones. Phone (021) 702 1628 formore details.

Sunday 21 September

V Retreat: Join Shelter of Hope for a funafternoon as they host a youth service. Theservice will start at 15:00 at 109 BeethovenStreet. The organisers request any donationsor contributions for refreshments on the day.Contact Theresa Jones on 084 858 7562 formore information.

Tuesday 23 and Wednesday 24 September

V Grassy Park: Children, grandchildren and thegreat grandchildren of Paul and ElizabethBraaf are invited to the social motorbike club,the Braaf Wolwe. Meet at 12 Pelican Way,Zeekoevlei on Tuesday 23 from 19:00 untilWednesday 24 until 20:00. Contact Olive on073 706 5491.

Friday 26 and Saturday 27 September

V Steenberg: St Anne’s Catholic Church willhold its annual bazaar at the church hall inOrchestra Street. Coupon booklets are on sale.Call (021) 701 3651.


V Retreat: It’s party time! Assist A LearnerTrust will host a platter party at PerivalePrimary School on the corners of 1st Avenueand Zeekoe Road from 19:00 until 00:00. Adonation of R70 gets you into the jazz-themed evening. Take your own platter andXYZ. Call Christine on 082 954 0338.

V Grassy Park: All women are invited to aWomen in Spring themed fundraiser hosted bythe NPO Caring and Sharing. The event willbe held at 23 Elm Road, Parkwood from 15:00until 18:00. Come dressed in your spring best.Tickets cost R60. Contact Sandra Philips on071 162 6071.

V Retreat: Wesley Methodist Church will holda bazaar at the church on the corner ofFourth Avenue and Langevlei Road, at 09:00.Phone Jakes on (021) 7122 436 or074 898 9012.

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HAPPY HERITAGE: Whether you’re from Langa, Lansdowne, Lavis or Llandudno, Iziko Museumsof South Africa is inviting everyone to a fun-filled week of free entertainment and educationduring Heritage Week (Monday 22 to Sunday 28 September). Check out the in_herit festival– a multifaceted programme of guided tours, film screenings, interactive activities and displays.Visitors to the Planetarium and Castle of Good Hope will have free access on Wednesday 24September. Catch Iziko’s Mobile Museum at the Central Library during Heritage Week and onHeritage Day you can enjoy a magical morning of musical performances in the ISAM amphithea-tre. The Cape Town Youth Choir, Rainbow Academy, as well as a variety of cultural performancesand open mic sessions will keep everyone entertained. Visit www.iziko.org.za for more informa-tion. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

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Report it allvia new appNICOLE MCCAIN

@nickymccain

Reporting broken lights, illegal dump-ing and trees in need of trimming cannow be done in a matter of minutes

from your smartphone.The City has launched a mobile app to al-

low residents to send services requests onthe go, via the C3 notification system.

The City’s call centre fields roughly 1.2million calls every year, says Mayco mem-ber for Corporate Services Xanthea Lim-berg.

“In an effort to reduce call waiting timesand save our residents valuable time andmoney, the City’s information systems de-partment has developed a service requestmobile application for smart phones.

“Residents can use the mobile app to re-port service delivery faults such as potholes,water leaks and electricity failures, amongothers,” she says.

Because every fault is captured in a re-porting system, it allows for the better allo-cation of resources and the identification ofpotential problem areas that could benefitfrom pro-active maintenance.

Although it is currently possible to logcomplaints via SMS, themobile app incorpo-rates the useful features of a website whichincludes amap, thereby allowing the user topinpoint the precise location of the problemand upload a picture.V The mobile app can be accessed at www.cape-town.gov.za/mobi. Service requests can also be loggedat www.capetown.gov.za or by phoning the call centreon 0860 103 089.

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Ameeting of the Council of the City of Cape Town will be held on Thursday 25 September 2014at 10:00 in the Podium Block, Civic Centre, 12 Hertzog Boulevard, Cape Town.

Please note that limited seating is available for members of the public and, therefore, seatswill be allocated on a first come, first served basis. If you wish to attend the meeting, you arerequested to contact Zizipho Gawulane on 021 400 1244 between 09:00-16:00. All requestsfor attendance must be received by no later than a day before the meeting. You will berequired to provide your surname, initials and contact telephone number. Visitors are kindlyrequested to be seated by 09:30.

ACHMAT EBRAHIMCITY MANAGER

NOTICE OF AMEETING OF THE COUNCILOF THE CITY OF CAPE TOWN

HOTHOT MUMUSICSIC SHOWSHOW

Time to getyour groove onPeople’s Post

and sister pub-licationTyger-

Burger have se-cured a sizzlingline-up for the firstHot SummerGroove at Grand-West Casino on Sat-urday 6 December.Top artists shar-

ing the stage at thisconcert, whichlooks set to becomean annual event, in-cludes Alistair Izo-bel, Emo and Louk-maan Adams,Blackbyrd and Ra-maine Barreiro-Lloyd. And theband Take Notewill make sure thegroove is in thehouse.Consummate

showman Izobel needs no introductionto Cape Town audiences. With a healthyfollowing, tickets to his concerts usuallysell like hot cakes.While Emo Adams is known to light

up the stage with his antics and moves,brother Loukmaan adds extra flair withhis sultry voice.The popular all-female trio Blackbyrd

will belt out all their hits at Hot Summer

Groove, includingAll for me and I feelgood today. Thecherry on topwould be RamaineBarreiro-Lloyd,known for her bril-liant interpreta-tion of TinaTurnerin the Barnyard’sproductions.As an added bo-

nus, we will be giv-ing away a car atthe show. Yourticket serves asyour entry, sodon’t miss out! Upfor grabs is a FAWV2 1.3 worthR100 000. This carcomes with all thebells and whistlesincluding powersteering, electricwindows, radio/

CD player, remote central locking, air-bags and air conditioning. A serviceplan is also included and the car comeswith a three-year guarantee.Since it is the season of giving, we’ll

also be donating R5 of each ticket soldto a local charity, which will be an-nounced shortly.V Tickets for Hot Summer Groove, ranging fromR130, are available from Computicket.

SHOWMAN: Alistair Izobell is in the star-studded line-up of the People’s Post/ TygerBurger Hot Summer Groove. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

City Ballet stages historic productionThere’s much excitement at Cape Town CityBallet as the company prepares to stage thehistoric production, Spring & Fall.Three works by world-renowned choreog-

rapher John Neumeier of Hamburg Ballet –Spring & Fall, Vaslav and Le Sacre – will bepremiered in SA.Neumeier is considered as one of the great-

est living choreographers of the 21st century.His astounding volume of work, consistingof some 120 ballets mostly created for theHamburg Ballet, have been performed by theworld’s leading ballet companies.Created in 1994, Spring & Fall is a lyrical

piece danced to Dvorák’s stirring Serenadefor Strings in E major Op. 22, one of the com-poser’s most beloved compositions, whileVaslav is dedicated to the fascinating life andworkof legendarydancer and choreographerVaslav Nijinsky. Set to music by Johann Se-bastian Bach, they perform with a pianist.Le Sacre is danced to Igor Stravinski’s

highly dramatic and primeval composition,The Rite of Spring (Le Sacre du printemps),one of the most influential orchestral worksof the 20th century.Two star dancers from Hamburg Ballet,

Silvia Azzoni andAlexander Riabko, join theCape Town City Ballet company for the pro-duction and will appear in every perform-ance. The Cape Town Philharmonic Orches-trawill play at all performances,with pianistPieter Rooi accompanying Vaslav.V Spring & Fall will be on stage from Friday 26 Septem-ber until Tuesday 30 September with matinee perform-ances on the Saturday and Sunday. Tickets cost be-tween R100 and R280 from Computicket.

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V Bowls: The Fresnaye Bowling Club offers freecoaching to anyone interested in learning thesport. The club will supply the bowls duringyour learning. For more information or to signup contact Dick Russell on (021) 434 3434 [email protected]. The club will also hosta Family Bowls Day, especially for people whowant to try the sport in a fun atmosphere.Members will be on hand to guide you.Admission is free.

Friday 26 September

V Cycling: Entries for next year’s Cape ArgusCycle Tour open on Friday 26 September at13:00. The 38th instalment of the 109km racewill take place on Sunday 8 March. Participantseager to enter can like the race’s Facebook

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V Dunoon: The Inkwenkwezi Boxing Club invitesall boxing clubs to the Star of Cape TownBoxing Tournament at the club in Dunoon.There will be no charge to participate, but a R5weigh-in fee will be charged on the day.Weigh-in will start at 09:00, with boutsstarting at 11:00. Clubs or boxers interested inparticipating can phone Andile on 073 155 0411or Michael on 083 507 9974.

Saturday 1 November

V Soccer: Fulham FC will host a family day tripto Antoniesvlei near Wellington. The cost isR120 for adults and R60 for children under 10.It includes admission to the facility. Phone NoelTaylor on (021) 380 8238.

TOP FINISHERS: The annual ARD Three Vleis 10km road race was held in Grassy Park onSunday. From left are Itheko’s Tom Lusaseni (first man in 30:57), Nusrullah Enos of ARDand Itheko’s Nomvuyesi Seti (first woman in 39:05). PHOTO: RASHIED ISAACS

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A total of 32 high school football teams willdo battle for the fifth annual Ryan RasoolMemorial Cup in Mitchell’s Plain this week-end.

The tournament, sponsored by the MRPFoundation, will be played on Saturday 20and 27 September.

It will feature under-19 teams from acrossthe Cape Peninsula and Cape Winelands.

The 32 teams have already been drawn in-

to eight groups – Group A to Group H. Allmatches will be played at Westridge HighSchool.

Group A will feature MRP High SchoolsLeague champions Tafelsig, Bonteheuwel,Rocklands and New Eisleben.

In Group B, Oval North, Sibelius,Westridge and Ocean View will do battle,while MRP High Schools League runners-up Cloetesville, Harold Cressy, Portlandand Bloekombos will fight it out in GroupC.

Beacon Hill, Woodlands, Belgravia and

Robinvale make up Group D, while GroupE comprises Spine Road, Trafalgar, Strand-fontein and Zola.

Group F will see Princeton, Mountview,Lentegeur and Groote Schuur do battle,while defending champions Mondale willstrut their stuff against Stellenzicht, Aloeand Silverstream.

The final group, Group H, will sees Cedar,Muizenberg, Glendale and Groenvlei com-pete for a place in the play-offs.

The matches kick off at 09:00 and will beplayed throughout the day.

Cricket meetsacademics atNewlandsCome January, one of the most famous

and picturesque cricket grounds in theworld will become home to a high

school.The Western Province Cricket Associa-

tion (WPCA), in partnership with Stone-fountain Colleges, announced the opening ofNewlands Cricket High School last week.

Stonefountain Colleges founder and direc-tor Shaheed Shaik says the school willbroaden the platform for talented cricketplayers so that more players of value canproceed through the local cricketing system.

“There are currently four very prominentcricket schools in town, but disadvantagedplayers cannot afford to attend theseschools,” he says.

“Therefore, the objective of the NewlandsCricket High School management team is toarrange scholarships for nine players froma disadvantaged background, thus ensuringmoney is not the most important criteriawhen deciding which players will be accept-ed at the top cricket institutions.”

The school, which will be following theprovincial education department’s curricu-lum, will be accepting Grade 8 and Grade 9pupils for next year. The school will growwith a grade every year.

“After five years, the school should haveat least 45 well-developed disadvantagedplayers vying for provincial selection onmerit, rather than opting for the very unpop-ular quota system,” Shaik, the school’s di-rector, explains.

“The school will have a fully-fledged aca-demic programme, but will fit the develop-ment of cricket skills into the daily pro-gramme.”

According to the WPCA website, theschool will be housed in the Century Clubon the third floor of the southern end of thefield. It will also use the facilities of Western

Province Cricket Club, which is a merestone’s throw away from the stadium.

“Applicants will be assessed by coaches onthe school’s staff in terms of their cricketability and only those players with an aboveaverage ability to play cricket will be accept-ed. Players who show real potential but whohave fully not developed will also be consid-ered,” a statement reads.

“Teaching staff will be registered with theSouth African Council of Educators, whilecricket coaches will be at least Level Twocompliant coaches. The school’s core activi-ty will be cricket development and playerswill be exposed to the best possible pro-grammes, workshops and practice ses-sions.”

The pupils will also be exposed to manyforms of cricket and will play matches in theWPCA schools and clubs competition. Theywill also tour the country and host touringteams from around the world.

“Players will not lose out on school workas teachers will be touring with the players,ensuring that the academic programme con-tinues,” Shaik says.

WPCA general manager Nabeal Dienpraises Shaik for his “forward thinking” interms of cricket development and education.

“He is passionate about education andmore passionate about the game of cricket,”Dien says.

“It is my contention that with his vast ex-perience and passion for education andcricket, this initiative will provide a naturalfit for ensuring a successful cricket school.WPCA are excited about this initiative andits implementation, as we have always sub-scribed to these values of education, accessand opportunity.”V Anyone interested in joining the school can phone(021) 696 3612 or SMS 084 586 9488. For more infor-mation visit www.newlandscricket.co.za.

PHYSICAL ENCOUNTER: Blue Bells FC’s Zaid Emeran (in white) and Devonshire Rovers playerZaakier Parker get stuck in a battle for the ball during a Cape District LFA Super League outingat Kromboom Sports Field on Sunday. Devonshire won 2-0. PHOTO: RASHIED ISAACS

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