The Springboks still missed their kicks but with a flyhalf who asked questions of the opposing defence from behind a strong forward platform, it really didn’t matter, as Bryan Habana scored a hat-trick that provided the icing for a rousing 31-8 Castle Rugby Championship win over Australia on Saturday. The King Edward VII School Old Boy had a fantastic outing showing his class, experience and its wonderful to see him back to his world-class form.

Congratulations Bryan and the Bokke!

In a special assembly on the 28 September, King Edward VII School bid a fond farewell to K.E.P.S Headmaster, Mr John Foote. Acting Headmaster Mr Hansen expressed his gratitude and thanks to Mr Foote for his 25 years dedication & commitment to the education of the Prep School boys. Mr Foote responded by thanking the High School and wishing all of the boys much success into the future.

The Choir & Pipe Band honoured Mr Foote during and after the Assembly & Mr Hansen handed over gifts from the High School to Mr Foote.

King Edward VII School Old Boy & Headboy 2011, Sean Johnstone was part of the u20 UCT Trojans rugby team that beat Maties on Saturday, 1 September. The Trojans are now the 2012 Headley Aitkins Trophy Winners. Sean was Captain of the KES REDS 2011 Team, so it is great to see him continuing his great form and commitment to the game of rugby.

Congrats to Sean and the UCT Trojans!