The Chronicle 2022

Mountain Biking Society members

Treverton College in October. Matthew and Ashton were the first and second riders’ home here in the junior event. Next year we also aim to participate in all four events in the KwaZulu Natal Schools Lap Series.

coach at Cascades in November. He helped the boys to improve their technical skills. Such sessions are something that we plan to hold more regularly going forward. It has been a busy year for Mountain Biking. Long may this continue.

The year ended off with a coaching session with a professional

READERS’ SOCIETY

Master in Charge: Mr Jed Coventry Chairman: Aeden Turner Secretary: Thomas Kuhn

confectionary on offer at the intermission. This year meetings opened with discussions around books, writers, reviews and recommendations. The competitive nature of the members was put to good use with some enjoyable activities Word King, language acrobatics, literature quiz, as well as Halloween ghost stories and movie night. This year the group bade farewell to many longstanding senior members of the club. We wish them well on their future adventures, and pledge to uphold the good spirit and comradery they brought to the club.

he Readers’ Society met eight times this year and enjoyed enthusiastic support from its members. Popularity of this society is often incorrectly attributed to the hot chocolate available on a bring-your-own-mug basis and the T

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