What would our school be without our dedicated teachers and members of staff, who do their utmost to ensure our learners receive the best education possible?
In preparation for the expected return of the matrics and Grade 7s on Monday, 1 June, Union High School’s educators and support staff reported for duty on campus today (Monday, 25 May) to make sure that Union is ready – with all safety measures put in place – for its family to return.
We’ve recently received word of six Old Unionites, honoured by the Golden Key International Honour Society. Membership into this international honour society is by invitation only and recognises individuals who show academic excellence in their respective fields in the previous academic year. The Society is made up of the top 15% of students in their selected disciplines. While Golden Key membership begins with academic excellence, the Society’s core mission is to enable members to realize their potential through three pillars: academics, leadership and service.
Rezayda Baartman is currently in her fourth and final year of her Bachelor of Social Work Degree at the NMU.
Tracy-Lee Abels matriculated from Union High School in 2018, is currently in her second year of studies at NMU. She is pursuing her Bachelor of Arts Degree, majoring in English and Anthropology.
Yente Retief matriculated from Union in 2018 and is currently in her second year at NMU, majoring in Photography.
Kelly Rose-Innes is studying at Stellenbosch University working towards her Bachelor of Accounting Degree with the intention of becoming a Chartered Accountant.
Kirsten van der Berg is working towards her Bachelor of Arts Degree at Rhodes University. In addition to being invited to join the Golden Key Society, she had been placed on the Dean’s Merit List.
Amanda Brink, currently in her second year at Stellenbosch University, is studying towards an Occupational Therapy (BSc OT) Degree.
We are incredibly proud of you. Making the academic top 15% at your respective universities is a commendable achievement.
