Term 3 2025
(More information under Events)
Our Grade 7s will be running a Snack Pack for the Grade 4–7 cast members during Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Saturday rehearsals, starting on Saturday, 23 August.
Orders can be made on the KARRI App (Will be available on KARRI from today till 20 August) 🍫🎭
Woolworths announced the creation of a new app-based loyalty programme – Woolworths MyDifference.
Here’s what you need to know:
✅ Download the Woolworths App and register (this is NOT creating a Woolworths card account)
✅ Go to the ‘Loyalty’ icon along the bottom, then select ‘Causes’
✅ ‘Add a Cause’ and search for Micklefield to select us as your cause.
It’s that easy!
Thank you for your continued support and together, we’ll ensure Micklefield continues to benefit from this wonderful initiative.
The updated 2025 sport and extra-mural programme is available on the Ed-Admin Multi Portal App, under Documentation. Please check both the Term 1 and 4 (Summer) and the Term 2 and 3 (Winter) schedules when doing your planning for the new year. All information with regards to the private extra-murals on offer is available on the Ed-Admin Multi Portal App under Documentation, Sport/Extra-Murals. Please liaise directly with the extra-mural providers.
Monday, 18 August: Practice
Wednesday, 20 August: Matches vs Greenfield and Herschel
Tuesday, 19 August: Practice
The U10, U11 and Open age group teams travel by Springbok Atlas bus to WPCC. Parents are please to collect at WPCC at 13.45 (Open teams) and at 14.30 (U10 and U11 teams).
Thursday, 21 August: Matches vs St Cyprians
Please note the following to add to the Hockey fixtures:
Friday, 29 August:
Thursday, 4 September:
Join us for a magical evening of music on Tuesday, 19 August, from 19:00 to 20:30 in the school hall.
Our talented school ensembles and choirs will be taking to the stage to share the beautiful work they’ve been preparing this term.
It promises to be a showcase of talent, teamwork and musical joy. The concert is free of charge and open to all parents.
We look forward to seeing you there.
We are excited to announce the upcoming launch of Micklefield’s Spring Reading Bingo – a fun and engaging reading challenge that will run for two weeks, starting on Spring Day, 1 September.
This initiative not only encourages a love for reading but also supports our ongoing swimming pool fundraiser.
There will be wonderful prizes to be won, and we’ll be sharing all the details with you next week. Get ready to turn the page on Spring with books, bingo, and a whole lot of fun.
The Grade 0s are asking all families to donate gently used books – for all ages – to the secondhand book stall.
To make it extra fun, we’re turning it into a House Competition.
Will it be the Robins, Kingfishers, or Swallows who come out on top?
You can donate books by dropping them off at the back of the hall, in your house box.
Start clearing those shelves and let’s see which house can build the biggest book mountain! 📖💪
The Grade 3s are gearing up for their Bric-a-Brac Stall, and we’re calling on all families to help fill the tables.
We’re collecting good-quality, pre-loved treasures — think:
Drop your donations off in the foyer of the hall, and help us turn clutter into cash for a good cause.
The Grade 6s are preparing for the ever-popular Lucky Draw at the Micklefield Market, and we’re looking for fabulous prizes to make it our best one yet.
Prizes can be big or small — from vouchers, hampers, and beauty products to wine, homeware, or fun family experiences. Every donation helps make the draw exciting and supports our school.
If you or your business can contribute, please fill in the donations Google Form below.
Let’s make this a Lucky Draw to remember!
To pledge a prize, fill in the Google Form HERE
As part of our 97th Birthday celebrations, we are embracing the spirit of giving that lies at the heart of our school.
This year’s Micklefield Birthday Outreach projects allow each grade to make a meaningful difference in the community, sharing kindness and care beyond our school walls.
Together, we celebrate not only our rich history but also the values that have shaped Micklefield for nearly a century.
Our Grade 1–3 girls rolled up their sleeves and joined forces with Save-a-Fishie for a community clean-up of the Rondebosch Common. Armed with gloves and bags, the girls worked together to collect litter, helping to protect local wildlife and keep this beautiful space clean for everyone to enjoy. It was a wonderful hands-on lesson in caring for our environment and making a difference close to home.
A huge thank you to our Grade 2 families for the generous contributions of bread, jam, and peanut butter for our sandwich-making project in support of Ladles of Love. 🍞🥪 Thanks to your kindness, we made more than 400 sandwiches.
WOW. What an amazing way to spread love and care in our community.
Our Grade 5 girls have been hard at work counting and organising the generous donations brought in before they are parcelled and delivered to Dews of Quietness.
A heartfelt thank you to all our Grade 5 girls and their parents for your kindness, generosity, and support in making this outreach project such a success.
Our Grade 7 girls visited the Christine Revell Children’s Home, bringing warmth, joy, and plenty of smiles.
They prepared special snack packs for the children and spent time in the morning playing, chatting, and simply enjoying time together. It was a heartwarming experience for both the girls and the children, and a wonderful reminder of the power of kindness and connection.
Well done to our lovely junior musicians for performing a Recorder trio (Amaal, Anna H and Samiqa) and a Violin solo (Sophia) so beautifully at junior assembly on Monday.
Congratulations to Caitlyn and Dani for achieving Distinctions for their Trinity piano examinations.
Audrey and Bianca in Grade 4 playing a piano duet.
Elle in Grade 4 playing her piano piece.
Congratulations to our Open A hockey coach, Jill Walsh, who was selected for the WP Masters Hockey Team to play in the IPT held in Gqeberha last weekend. WP won gold – thanks for inspiring our girls, Jill.
