Corbion announced today that the Supervisory Board has nominated Peter Kazius to succeed Eddy van Rhede van der Kloot as CFO of Corbion Upon his appointment at the annual general meeting of shareholders (AGM) on 15 May 2024 Eddy van Rhede van der Kloot has been CFO and member of Corbion’s Board of Management and Executive Committee since 2014 He will hand over his responsibilities after the AGM on 15 May 2024 Peter Kazius has 25 years of experience in finance leadership positions in the food industry and has since then been successful in key finance and business leadership positions including Senior Finance Director for the Food business unit Vice President Group Business Control and Vice President Group Finance he is Senior Vice President Investor Relations Chair of the Supervisory Board Mathieu Vrijsen said: “As Supervisory Board we are very pleased that Peter has agreed to become Corbion’s next CFO with a strong track record of driving and delivering results We would like to express our gratitude to Eddy who has delivered significant results in raising the performance of Corbion in terms of profitability and growth." Corbion CFO Eddy van Rhede added: “It has been my privilege to lead Corbion during its foundational years and thereafter together with an excellent leadership team and great colleagues across the world I am proud of the progress achieved together innovative and sustainable in its practices whilst creating value for our stakeholders I am pleased that Peter has been selected to succeed me after having worked closely with him for many years and I trust he will be successful in the role." CEO Olivier Rigaud comments: "I would like to thank Eddy for his partnership over the five past years His long-term dedication and leadership to Corbion have been instrumental I want to welcome Peter to his new role and very much look forward to working closely with him to continue the Corbion journey.” Despite boasting high-tech facilities and Artificial Intelligence (AI) software reading skills remain paramount for a local secondary school in Stellenbosch headmaster at Apex High School and winner of the 2022 Provincial Teacher Award for Excellence in Secondary Teaching started the academic year with a “baseline test” to assess the level of language proficiency of the students we immediately activate intervention programmes to support learners facing language-challenges,” she said.   believes in early language intervention strategies Out of the 345 learners at Apex Stellenbosch “Teaching at Apex Stellenbosch happens primarily in English,” said Van de Rhede “[Parents]donʼt  always understand how big the difference is between English Home Language and English Additional Language and that’s why language intervention steps are necessary,” said Van de Rhede.  Language intervention steps include “reading programmes where comprehension as well as having a reader or scribe to assist during exams” putting on English subtitles when watching movies Books and technology are both important devices to support language intervention strategies at Apex Stellenbosch The school’s intervention strategy addresses concerns raised by minister of basic education Siviwe Gwarube at the release of the 2024 National Senior Certificate results.  “[The results] show that too many of our learners cannot read for meaning in any language by Grade 4,” said Gwarube in a statement at the time Classroom decorations at Apex Stellenbosch welcoming grade 4s Principal Robyn van de Rhede believes in implementing language intervention steps (Audio file in Afrikaans) Principal Apex Stellenbosch Robyn van de Rhede The 5-year old Scarlett O'Hara and the 6-year old Dantana became the winners of the two Bundeschampionate qualification classes that were held in Rhede No less than 31 combinations were entered for the L-level dressage horse tests for 5-year olds The top score was achieved by Kira Wegmann aboard the Westfalian mare Scarlett O'Hara (by Scuderia x Laurentianer) The runner up was Beatrice Buchwald on the Oldenburg mare Royale Karina (by For Romance x San Amour) Eva Möller and Andreas Helgstrand's Rhinelander stallion So Unique (by Sezuan x Donnerhall) slotted in third with 8.3 points Twenty-five pairs contested the M-level dressage horse test for 6-year olds and Lisa Marie Koch aced the division Aboard the Oldenburg mare Dantana (by Dante Weltino x Donnerschwee) she totaled 8.5 points for the victory 9 for submission and 8 for general impression Kira Soddemann and the Westfalian gelding Senor Charming (by Stanford x Furst Piccolo) placed second with 8.3 Two pairs landed third place with 8.2.: Annika Korte on the Oldenburg mare Geniale (by Grey Flanell x Sir Donnerhall) and Eva Möller on Caty OLD (by Sir Donnerhall x Furst Heinrich) Results - 2020 Bundeschampionate Qualifier - Rhede Stalls for Rent at Durondeau Dressage in Peer, Belgium Exceptionally Well Located Equestrian Facility in Wellington, Florida Well-built Equestrian Estate With Multiple Business Opportunities in Sweden Stable Units for Rent at Lotje Schoots' Equestrian Center in Houten (NED) For Rent: Several Apartments and Stable Wing at High-End Equestrian Facility Stable Wing Available at Reiterhof Wensing on Dutch/German border Real Estate: Well-Appointed Country House with Extensive Equestrian Facility in the U.K. Rémi Blot Corbion’s Supervisory Board announces it has nominated Eddy van Rhede van der Kloot for re-appointment as CFO and member of the Board of Management for a third term of office. Eddy van Rhede van der Kloot was first appointed in 2014 and his current term of office runs from May 2018 - May 2022. CEO Olivier Rigaud said: "I am delighted with the nomination of Eddy for his third term and looking forward to working with him in the coming years, focusing on the successful execution of our Advance 2025 strategy, and continuing to build a great company with a strong culture, that people are proud to work for.” The proposed re-appointment is subject to shareholder approval at the Annual General Meeting of Shareholders (AGM) that will be held on 19 May 2021. The full details and agenda for the AGM will be published in April 2021. Logout Gateway to the world of smart farming This Premium article is exclusively available for subscribers Obtain insights from exclusive interviews Make the right purchasing decisions with our buyers guides Dive into articles covering innovative developments Already subscribed? Click here to login Medievalists.net In Search of the Secrets of Medieval Organs a concert and workshop focusing on the medieval organ were held at the Basel (Switzerland) Peterskirche rep- ertoire and the medieval organ used in ensemble.1 Another symposium and series of concerts was later organized in and around East Friesland (Rhede) dealing with much the same topics.2 Some instruments and participants were common to both events Elsewhere Kim- berly Marshall played and held courses in Sion (Switzerland) during October 2012 Other events in Europe during the summer of 2012 dedicated to the medi- eval organ included one arranged by Jos van der Giessen in the Netherlands Iconographical Evidence for the Late- Medieval Organ in French was of seminal influence to much of this blossoming cul- ture It was the most oft-quoted work at the Basel and Rhede conferences A col- loquium in 1995 at Royaumont (France) two years after an 11th-century Theophilus organ had been reconstructed there by Antoine Massoni responsible for the Royaumont Theophilus organ The 2012 events were significant vantage points in an ongoing search for the Holy Grail of understanding medieval organs and performance practices They continued to push back through the 15th Click here to read this article from THE DIAPASON We've created a Patreon for Medievalists.net as we want to transition to a more community-funded model We aim to be the leading content provider about all things medieval podcast and Youtube page offers news and resources about the Middle Ages We hope that are our audience wants to support us so that we can further develop our podcast and remove the advertising on our platforms This will also allow our fans to get more involved in what content we do produce Member Login Australia’s talent was on display over a week that included a world best gold medals galore and achievements aplenty Germany proved a happy hunting ground for many of Australia’s athletes at multiple meets with World Under 20 Championships representative Lachlan Kennedy (Andrew Iselin) leading the charge for the sprinters at the Internationales LAZ Meeting in Rhede while Cameron Myers (Dick Telford) continued his steep trajectory at the Merck Lafgala meet in Pfungstadt Just over a week since clocking a personal best of 10.28 Kennedy came away with his first international win and his fastest time yet when stopping the clock at 10.24 (+1.4) While Germany’s Kevin Ugo halted Australia’s chance for a trifecta claiming the silver in 10.26 it was Joshua Azzopardi (Rob Marks) that placed third in 10.33 in his first race of the European season Azzopardi narrowly defeated compatriot Chris Ius (Andrew Murphy) in 10.34 – Ius' fastest time this year Two-time Australian 400m Hurdles champion Conor Fry (Steve Fabris) left Rhede with a double victory as he stormed home to win in a new personal best time of 50.17 Fry’s swift performance saw him win the race by more than a third of a second ahead of Great Britain’s Jack Lawrie (50.40) while National bronze medallist Kyle Bennett (Sharon Dale) claimed bronze in 52.41.Also in Rhede triple jumper Desleigh Owusu (Andrew Murphy) landed her fifth furthest jump of all time Teenage prodigy Cameron Myers (Dick Telford) has made headlines aplenty this year demolishing record after record but on Friday in Pfugstadt he shaved almost two seconds off his Under 18 record clocking 3:36.10 to finish in third in the 1500m The performance saw the 17-year-old eclipse Australian great Ryan Gregson’s 3:37.24 Australian Under 20 record while bettering his own Under 18 record in the process The same race saw Australians Sam Blake place 11th in 3:41.18 while Connor Whiteley finished two placed behind in 3:42.05 Peter Bol (Justin Rinaldi) emerged victorious in only his second race of the year The 800m specialist and Australian record holder showed fans that there are no cobwebs to be dusted off after missing the Australian summer season when recording 1:45.19 ahead of Team GB Olympians Elliot Giles (1:45.26) and Daniel Rowden (1:45.37) Jye Perrot (Ben Liddy) placed seventh in 1:46.82 Jack Lunn (Steve Fabris) missed out on a podium finish in the B race by just 0.03 seconds but his time of 1:46.20 was the second fastest of his career National silver medallist Lachlan Raper (Ben Liddy) finished in sixth place in 1:46.69 in the same race 2022 World Athletics Championships representative Tess Kirsopp-Cole (Craig Mottram) ran 2:02.70 for third place in the women’s event making it back-to-back runs at 2:02 after competing in Australia last week Liam Adcock (Gary Bourne) achieved his equal third best performance when leaping to second place in the men’s long jump at the VIAA Ordizia Sari Nagusia International Meeting Adcock jumped 8.05m into a slight headwind (0.1) defeated only by Spain’s Jamie Guerra Alejandre who was the only other athlete to land a mark over eight-metres with 8.11m (0.10) 2019 World Athletics Cross Country Championships representative Jack Bruce (Nic Bideau) also made an appearance in Spain and ran his fourth fastest time over 1500m While Michael Roeger (Philo Saunders) cemented himself as the man to beat at the World Para Athletics Championships with a world best time in the 1500m T46 his training partner Jaryd Clifford also elevated his campaign for gold in Paris in the Stumptown 5km in Oregon USA when clocking 14:10.93 for his second fastest 5000m race of the year Clifford placed 16th over all and will now travel to London for the British Milers Club for one last 1500m hit-out before travelling to Montpellier for the Australian team staging camp  Also running to his second fastest time of the year in Oregon was Charlie Hunter (Pete Julian) in the 800m crossing the line in 1:46.52 to place third former NCAA champion Devin Dixon (1:52.98) and Olympian Cole Hocker (1:46.32) Jack Anstey (Stephen Hass) placed eighth in the 1500m at the USATF NYC Grand Prix running 3:40.55 for eighth place and his ninth fastest performance of his career to date four of Australia’s para athletes continued their progress towards to Paris in Perth Matt Beckenham) running two sub-11 times in 10.95 (+1.3) and 10.92 (+1.5) as he aims to find himself back on the global podium Training partner Sarah Walsh (T64) finished second with a best result of 4.90m while T38 Paralympic sprinting duo Rhiannon Clarke (Danny Kevan) and Ella Pardy (Danny Kevan) placed third and fourth in the able-bodied race the country’s developing stocks continued their rapid rise with the nation’s next generation of distance stars flexing their form at the Mick Marlow Memorial Meet in Bracknell Luke Shaw (Steve Purser) left the meet with a lifetime best of 1:47.27 and silver in the 800m while fellow Australian Jack Atherton followed on just behind in third clocking 1:48.70 for his fastest race yet on the Under 23 tour The only international athlete in a field of GB athletes Jaylah Hancock-Cameron (Andae Kalemusic) showed her competitors how it’s done when storming home to victory in 4:11.58 in the Women’s 1500m The 21-year-old named on the non-travelling 2021 World Under 20 Championships team stole the show when crossing the line more than 12 seconds ahead of second-place getter Juliet Hodder 2022 World Under 20 Championships Archie Noakes (Charlotte Wilson) representative placed 10th in the Men’s event (3:51.26) Adding to the silverware collection on the Under 23 tour was Reece Holder (Sharon Dale) who clocked his fourth fastest time in the 400m when claiming gold at the Loughborough Open Also a member of the 2021 non-travelling World Under 20 team Holder crossed the line more than a second ahead of his three Team GB competitors Australia’s junior success was not limited to the Under 23 tour with a number of podium placings for our Under 20 athletes competing at the Mannheim Junior Gala in Germany over the weekend Mitch Langborne was the only Australian who left with gold but did so in style when the 18-year-old ran his second fastest time in the 800m in 1:50.26 Monique Hanlon (Luke Donatini) stormed around the bend and down the straight in the 200m while 19-year-old Jordan McMillan finished in finished 15th in the timed finals in 24.80 The pair went head-to-head again in the 100m with Hanlon running 11.97 into a strong headwind after a strong 11.70 in the heat while McMillan finished just behind in 11.99 Sprinting duo Alex Coglan (Blair Talbot) and Ryan Tarrant (Adam Larcom) made it an Australian quinella in the 100m B final with Coglan stopping the clock in 10.42 to set a new personal best Tarrant’s second place in 10.48 saw him equal his personal best The talented duo attempted the sprint double with Coglan running the fastest of the Australians with a personal best of 21.11 while Tarrant came seventh in 21.45 Tim Sanki (John Quinn) rounded out the results for the Australians in the race placing 11th in a lifetime best time of 21.63 The placings stacked up as a trio of bronzed Aussies saw themselves on the podium World Under 20 Championships representative Darcy Miller (Steve Larsson) laid down a strong performance in the discus (1.750kg) Abbie Butler (Marcus Butler) ran 10:40.92 in the 3000m Steeplechase both finishing their race in third position Long jumper Abbie French proved she’s in form equalling her personal best not once but twice at the meet Francesca Peacock (Julian Konle) continued her momentum seen last week in England Jack Greaves threw 65.66m in the javelin; his fifth furthest throw of his career to finish in eighth place while Ashlyn Blackstock finished in eighth position in the discus Amelita Case (Nick Bennett) was 16th overall in the 400m hurdles when narrowly missing her personal best with a run of 1:01.65 Representing Australia at the Oceania Cup in Saipan Northern Mariana Islands was a contingent of 16 athletes with the team securing a total of 114 podium positions Leaving the Islands with a gold and silver medal was Daniel Blest (Sharon Dale) who toppled the 400m field with a 47.68 run after crossing the line second in the 200m after a tough 21.89m run into a strong -1.9 headwind Other gold medal winners included high jumper Nicholas Kollias (Wal Jacenko) who sailed over 2.15m to take the win as well as Liam Fairweather (Jason Fairweather) who struck gold in the men’s long jump with a wind assisted 7.68m jump Alysha Pearson (Breanne Clement) continued Australia’s recent success in Hammer Throw with a 55.16m landing Nyree Hamilton (Roy Rankin) took charge of the women’s 800m clocking 2:10.96 ahead of compatriot Lily Mather’s (Lyndsay Troode) 2:12.15 for silver and in the shot put it was Emma Berg’s (Peter Barrett) 15.26m attempt that saw Sally Shokry (Breanne Clement) 13.13 settle for second place Shokry made it two silvers from two when throwing her discus to Alice Dixon (Melinda Gainsford-Taylor) came home with two silver medals in the 200m (24.87) and 400m (55.96) while Alexandra Harrison’s (Alex Stewart) 5.50m in the long jump saw her collect her first international medal Finnish Grand Prix rider Elisabet Ehrnrooth has secured a new Grand Prix hopeful for the future Daytano is a 2013 born Hanoverian mare by Dante Weltino out of Sillia (by Samarant x  Don Frederico) Owned and trained by German professional rider Petra Stroetmann Daytona made her show debut as a 4-year old in 2017 The pair competed mainly at local shows in Albersloh she was already being shown at L and M-level dressage In 2020 she made the transition to S-level at the K+K Cup in Munster in January Their last show was the local event in Rhede on 20 June 2020 The black mare has now been sold to the 53-year old Elisabet "Ettan" Ehrnrooth Ehrnrooth competed at the 2000 Olympics in Sydney on Harald at the 2002 World Equestrian Games and 2003 European Championships on Angard Her most recent Grand Prix horses were Wizard II (by Wetano x Allegretto) whom she showed at the 2017 European Championships and her current GP ride Bogelys La-Ro (by Lorentin II x Resident) Ehrnrooth also served as chef d'equipe for Finland at the 2014 World Equestrian Games in Caen Stroetmann is known as a producer and serial seller of Grand Prix talent From her stables came horses such as Fidelio van het Bloemenhof (Anders Dahl) exquis Ridenburgh’s Alabama (Jeanine Fiechter) Bermuda’s Tyrone Smith has recorded his first international win of this season leaping to victory in the men’s long jump at the 44th International Leichtathletik Track and Field Meet in Rhede with Mathias Broothaerts from Belgium finishing second leaping 7.83m and German Alyn Camara finished third leaping 7.82m Smith posing with German fans after his win: Category: All, News, Sports Trackback URL | Comments RSS Feed To bad we have no more comments on such positivity and accomplishment Guess it must be the week end and not surfing the net on company time which was recorded beforehand for the first time honours outstanding performances in the performing arts since 2011 Here are all the winners from the 11th annual event the world didn’t stop revolving and artists didn’t stop being artists theatres were left in the dark and the world shrunk – closed until further notice Artists had to experiment and find new platforms to survive The Afrikaans festivals took the lead and brought about a revolution through various innovative projects “The result was such a great number of new online and virtual performances that we introduced new categories this year to acknowledge all the outstanding work Thank you to each artist who continued to work to bring light in a very dark time during the pandemic,” said Karen Meiring it was decided to still honour the arts and artists This year’s nominees and winners were chosen by the Fiëstas panel of judges – Herman van der Westhuizen (convenor of the Fiëstas panel) There were various highlights during the awards ceremony with winners delivering emotional acceptance speeches and legends being honoured with beautiful words by friends and colleagues Three young artists were also surprised with a Sinjatuur award These awards go to artists who have achieved great things so far in their careers who also received the award for Best Actress surprised Cintaine Schutte with a Sinjatuur award with the following words: “Your presence in our industry is incredibly valuable This award serves as recognition and motivation for you – for you to know that we see you that the industry appreciates you and to tell you that you are on the right path.” Karen Zoid accepted her award for Best Music-driven Production: Open-air and Podium with the following words: “I want to dedicate this award to all the musicians who are struggling at the moment The creative industry has been left broken but we are creative people and I want to say to everyone kykNET is a proud supporter of the Tribuo fund which was founded to support freelance artists during the pandemic The fund has helped more than 300 artists so far All the 11th kykNET Fiëstas 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All rights reserved Silverstream School of Skills star gymnasts rope skippers Lee-Ann Wyngaard and Tyron August A group of gymnasts from Silverstream School of Skllls in Manenberg earned themselves a spot on the Western Cape squad set to take part at the national Summer Games in Gauteng in December for the second consecutive year was asked at the last minute to put together a team for last year’s Games were put through a series of stringent competitions to convince selectors that they have what it takes to represent the province Tyron August and Brooklyn van der Rhede along with artistic gymnast Bradwill Visagie and Jaden Lee Cupido who does sport aerobics made the cut Pietersen has been involved with gymnastics for most of her 37-year career and have been at the School of Skills for the past five years Established in 2019 on what used to be Silverstream Senior Secondary School grounds the renamed School of Skills offers pupils the opportunity of learning a wide range of skills and crafts and encourages sporting activities drilling and cultural events like dancing and singing but are still working on getting people to partner with us We are trying to start a bond with the Amy Biehl Foundation to help us in that department,” said Pietersen She said her group are pioneers in their own right as the Western Cape never had learners with special educational needs (LSEN) taking part in the Summer Games She said gymnastics was introduced to the school following an initiative by the provincial Department of Cultural Affairs and Sport (DCAS) who selected the squad members two had to be dropped as the department could not cover all costs involved so it’s really sad that not all of them can go” she said “despite the fact that we don't have an appropriate venue to practice in we don’t have equipment for certain disciplines like artistic and sometimes have to travel to Wasabi Gymnastics Club at Zeekoeivlei Primary to train on certain days as well as Silverstream Primary here in Manenberg,” she said we prefer not to practice after school for the children's safety.“ is an all-round sporty person who loves netball athletics and is a member of the school’s drill team "I love winning medals and the practice sessions especially when the whole group is together,“ she said saying: “I like the getting together with other gymnasts and training together as well taking part in competition For Bradwill it’s all about the challenge of getting onto the apparatus even though he’s just starting out "I especially liked the drive to Stellenbosch,“ he said referring to a competition where he impressed the judges enough to give him the green light help others and to enjoy myself when learning new techniques,” added Tyron.