Publisher At Domino Servite we have long felt the need to expose our learners to events such as career expos to increase their awareness of career paths after school. Last year we made the decision to bring the careers exhibition to the learners instead of taking them to it. After the successful 2007 Careers Day, during … Read more
Click on the picture above to view the gallery of the winter sports at Richardsbay 2008.
Click on the picture above to view the gallery of the winter sports at Escourt 2008.
Learners who achieved Bronze and Silver Merit Awards, Half Colours and Full Colours during the second term are awarded at the quarterly Award Assembly. OLYMPIADSMathematicsBronze Merit Award Ian BotesHalf Colours Stephan Botes, Cornelis Grobler POETRY WRITINGSilver Merit Award Gabrielle Huber SPORTCross CountryBronze Merit Award Thalente NgcoboHalf Colours Thobisani Zondi, Siyethemba ZumaColours Nico Buthelezi, Nontokozo Buthelezi, … Read more
2007 was a very successful year for the matrics of Domino Servite School. We had a 100% pass ratio! Additionally Jeaninne Stegen came tops in the Umzinyathi District, followed by Nehemie Husslig who came second. Summary of DSS’ results: Out of 20 Matrics, the following aggregates were achieved, A = 3 B = 7 C … Read more
The highlight of the season was of course, our new A team look! A new uniform adds a degree of confidence and pride to a team and it certainly did that to the A team. We played two matches this season.
Our players participated in the KZNCSSA Winter Sports held in Estcourt and Richards Bay. Two players received KZN colours for their performances: Snenhlanhla Mkhwanazi u15 and Seneli Buthelezi u15.
All the soccer teams had a busy season and played a total of 13 matches against local schools, however, four defeats for the 1st team and one defeat and 2nd draws for the 2 team did not make for a very successful soccer season. In addition, two top players, Mondli Sibisi and Nkosinathi Majola were injured.
The Under 15 team was the most successful team having won all the matches that they played.
One of the most fulfilling things in life is to have an opportunity to unleash God-given talents and discover your potential. Playing netball this year was not only hard training with much perspiration, but many girls found it a lot of fun.
We are grateful to our teachers and new coach who supported us and invested their time in our fitness. Of all the schools we played against, Greytown High gave us a taste of their medicine when the u19 team lost 23-7. The highlight of the season was the KZNCSSA Winter Sports competitions where we excelled. Congratulations to Senziwe Kunene u19 , Dorcas Maphanga u19, Nomusa Maphanga u19, Thato Mosebi u19 and Tlholo Mosebi who achieved KZNCSSA colours.
After such a great season, should netball not become an all season sport?
In the absence of our expert coach, Mr Combrink, our first team struggled to maintain last season’s performance. We lost all four of our matches, although at least one was very closely contested. However, the excellent potential of the up-and-coming junior team raises our expectations for next season. The future is bright!
During the first term the Junior Cricket team played three matches. The first game, against the well-known Wembley College, was an outstanding match with a nail-biting finish. Wembley opened with a total of just over 100. Domino Servite chased the total and in the end lost by only 7 runs. It was the first time … Read more