Abafundi abanezinye izikhubazo bangabonakalisa ubugwenxa, ukukhubaza okanye ukungalunganga. Ukuba ukuziphatha kuhambelana nokukhubazeka kwabo (mhlawumbi ukungakwazi ukuqonda ukuziphatha kwabo) banokukwazi ukufumana i-FBA kunye ne-BIP. Ukuba akungahambelani nokuxilongwa kwabo, isithili (esaziwa njenge-Local Education Authority okanye i-LEA sinokusebenzisa inkqubo yoluleko oluqhelekileyo.) Emva koko ezinye izinto ezisemthethweni zisebenza, njengokuba kukho umgaqo-nkqubo wokuqeqesha oqhubekayo, nokuba isikolo silandele umgaqo-nkqubo nokuba ngaba uqeqesho lufanelekile ukuba lukhutshwe. 16:8 uyehova uwabuyisele phezu kwakho onke amagazi endlu kasawule, othe wena wangukumkani esikhundleni sakhe; uyehova ubunikele ubukumkani esandleni sika--abhisalom, unyana wakho. yabona, weyele ebubini bakho, ngokuba ungumfo wamagazi. “I think what I’m most looking forward to this season, is getting an opportunity to play and express myself and everything that I have been fortunate to learn in the past very tough three months of pre-season. Whether I am playing for the Academy or the Blitzboks, my duty remains the same and my willingness to learn and grow as a player will still be hungrier than ever. Another thing that I am excited to continue doing, is learn from my senior teammates. The experience of these players is irreplaceable, and the effort they put into helping us youngsters is extremely generous and it just shows how they all value this successful system. Thus far, I have only played in the Hong Kong and Singapore Sevens but will work hard to be part of the team that is competing in all 10 tournaments,” he says. What people don’t know is that he is a passionate fisherman and loves golf, and that he played provincial hockey at school and no rugby after Grade 9. “My motto in life is that it’s not about how hard you can hit, but about how hard you can get hit and keep moving forward. There is also a misunderstanding among the public that my great-granddad is Japie Krige. My great-granddad is actually direct family of Japie Krige. I do believe that I have rugby in my blood as both my granddads played provincially. Going the rugby route was not initially my decision – it was only once I got to Maties that I made the decision to play. With the aid of my family I decided I wanted to give it everything and this year I received the Rector’s Award for sport. “I am still currently registered to complete my Phd in Financial Planning (CFP), however with my recent inclusion in the Sevens I have slowed it down a bit and will pick it up again to complete it in the next year or two. I have finished my undergraduate at Maties and did B Comm Economics and Management Science with a double major in Finance and Logistics. “When I joined the Blitzboks Sandile Ngcobo (Stix) really pushed me to the boundaries I didn’t know I had and continues to push me to be the best I can be. I think it’s hard to pinpoint who of the senior players take the youngsters under their wings,”