The school’s motto: ‘Lux Orta Est’ (the light arose) was definitely showcased by the 15 athletes participating in Boccia, athletics, cycling, and powerlifting.
THE ELIZABETH Conradie School in Kimberley recently made headlines for their impressive performances at the South African Sports Association for the Physically Disabled competition held in Cape Town.
The school’s motto: ‘Lux Orta Est’ (the light arose) was definitely showcased by the 15 athletes participating in Boccia, athletics, cycling, and powerlifting. Through them, the school brought home an impressive haul of medals.
In the Boccia category, two bronze medals were won, a great achievement for the school. In athletics, seven gold and one bronze medal were awarded to the school’s athletes, highlighting their strength and skill in this area.
The cyclists took home an astounding 25 gold, two silver, and two bronze medals, taking second place in the country for their efforts.
Finally, in the powerlifting category, the athletes brought home six gold medals and were crowned first in the country.
The principal of Elizabeth Conradie, Martha van Zyl, expressed her pride in the school’s athletes. “These athletes took part in a national competition and competed against the best of each province, and while doing that, they brought home so many medals.
“That just shows their dedication. I am really proud of each and everyone who participated.”
Elizabeth Conradie School’s athletes have demonstrated that they are a force to be reckoned with and have made their school and community proud with what they have accomplished at the national level.
The school’s impressive performance serves as a reminder of the incredible abilities and potential of individuals with disabilities and their determination to succeed despite challenges.
