SPEECH

Our lives begin to end the day we become silent about things that matter. - Martin Luther King
Our creative and intellectual lives cannot exist without language. Language is a part of our humanity. Without speech and writing, opinions and ideas are dead. Bishops hopes to inspire individuals; language is a key component that enables our boys to give voice and expression to their individuality and inspiration. The speech component of the Eisteddfod gives boys the platform to debate and articulate their ideas in creative and persuasive ways. This is vital to the life of the creative intellectual. We do this through the four languages taught at Bishops, which are all major languages on the African Continent - English, Afrikaans, isiXhosa and French.

Junior IsiXhosa Reading

Adjudicator: Nomthandazo Ndlebe
EntrantGradeHousePlacingAwardFinalist
Badroodien, Hamaad10MallettNot Assigned
Biko, Thando10SchoolNot Assigned
Bonadei, Milo9BirtNot Assigned
Heatlie, Arran8SchoolNot Assigned
Khalfey, Sahil8KiddNot Assigned
Klaas, Bulela9FoundersNot Assigned
Madubela, MJ9SchoolNot Assigned
Mafenuka, Kwezi10FoundersNot Assigned
Mkumbuzi, Liyema8FoundersNot Assigned
Peters, Gabriel8GrayNot Assigned
Pillay, Kaleb10BirtNot Assigned
Siwundla, Yakhani9OgilvieNot Assigned
Davids, Seth8GrayMerit
Hlongwane, Osi8MallettMerit
Jonas, Qamani8OgilvieHonours
Kobus, Olothando10MallettMerit
Kombo, Benjamin9OgilvieMerit
Kunene, Sango9GrayHonours
Loos, Joshua8KiddMerit
Maree, Noah8GrayMerit
Murefu, Ngoni8OgilvieMerit
Nogantshi, Cwenga10MallettHonours
Omar, Zaeem8BirtHonours
Sidaki, Howard8KiddHonours
Sontshaka, Uya8WhiteMerit
Soqele, Qhamile10KiddHonours
Toyi, Amvuyele8FoundersHonours
Tsobo, Elihle10WhiteDid Not Attend
Tywabi, Zingce9SchoolHonours
Young, Nicholas9BirtHonours