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16 Sep 2022

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Two Grade 11 learners of New Orleans Secondary School, Kamvalethu Qhu and Liyema Tole, participated in the National Schools Moot Court Competition. They progressed to the provincial rounds and formed part of the Top 10 schools that took place at the Magistrates’ Court in Somerset West where they got recognition for being the most well-composed team firmly representing their case in a court of law. From left: Jemaine Alexander (educator), Kamvalethu Qhu (Grade 11), Andrew Groeneveld (principal), Liyema Tole (Grade 11) and Amy-Lee Bothma (educator).

Moot Court tests their argument

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16 Sep 2022

Two Grade 11 learners of New Orleans Secondary School, Kamvalethu Qhu and Liyema Tole, participated in the National Schools Moot Court Competition. They progressed to the provincial rounds and formed part of the Top 10 schools that took place at the Magistrates’ Court in Somerset West where they got recognition for being the most well-composed team firmly representing their case in a court of law. From left: Jemaine Alexander (educator), Kamvalethu Qhu (Grade 11), Andrew Groeneveld (principal), Liyema Tole (Grade 11) and Amy-Lee Bothma (educator).

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