We encourage our learners to participate in activities like Science Fair, Bridge Building, web page design, arts competitions, cultural activities and much more to develop as a whole.
Alberto Strauss and Rose Ndjago are two players that were selected to represent Namibia in rugby and netball respectively. Rose has doubled this achievement as this is her second year that she has achieved the highest level of competitive sport.
Evane van Wyk is representing Namibia in Volleyball as a participant in the Zone 6 tournaments in Botswana.
Mrs van Vuuren becomes the first ever KPS teacher to attain Namibia National Colours as coach of a National Team in any code.
She was selected to coach the u/13 National Netball Team for their International Tournament for u/13 teams in South Africa in August 2005.
Rugby
1 representative at Regional and National level
Netball
4 representatives at Regional level
Volleyball
3 representatives at Regional level
Soccer
3 representatives at Regional level
At
Karibib Private School we are very eager to share our projects
with the Internet community, specifically with other schools
interested in seeing what we’re working on.
Here in the Sport & Culture section, you will find a variety of projects on different topics throughout the active curriculii.
On Wednesday the 5th of July 2006, 20 learners of the Karibib Private School departed on a 3-day trip to Swakopmund to take part in the annual Regional Science Fair.
On the second day of arrival the judging took place and the participants were very tense.
On Friday the 7th of July 2006 the prize giving ceremony took place. The event was sponsored by Erongo Marine Enterprises.
The Karibib Private School is to take home 4 Gold medals and 5 Silver medals for the Secondary phase, as well as 2 Silver medals for the Primary phase.
The Gold Medalists will be going to Windhoek for the National Science Fair.
We wish them the best of luck and hope they come back with medals.
After a long disappointing season, Karibib Private School rugby team still hopes to reach the quarter finals.
The school has been playing rugby only for 3 years and due to lack of experience the team had to go through tuff times and big challenges such as playing against well experienced teams like WHS and other strong opponents.
They lost 5 games in a row after beating Pioneers Boys 20:3 but however the coach managed to put the team back in action by winning Walvis Bay High 7:0 to make it 2 wins in 8 matches.
The resignation of one of their best player (winger) Nedoncel Lemina Mabedo kept the team down, but with one match remaining the team is relying on their top scorer Logan Hedimbi and their leading captain Quinton Naobeb.
During the Arts and Crafts festival at Karibib on the 9th and 10th of June 2006, works of art from the Primary School of Karibib Private School were exhibited. Art work from Grade 4 to 7 learners was displayed.