We are thankful the way the Lord helped us until now with the building of the new girls hostel. There is still a lot to do but we trust the Lord to help us.

CCE, had it's 15th graduation on Friday, 23 March 2012, .

The main event happened in die Auditorium at KwaSizabantu. The graduation ceremony which started at 19:00 was preceded by a meal in DSS school hall. The meal was enjoyed by about 170 guests whom were made up by the 18 graduandi, their family and friends, and some special guests of the College. As the menu of the meal shows, it could be and was enjoyed by everyone. Since it was the 15th graduation it was decided to celebrate the occasion with a music evening  the next day.

Some of the dignitaries who graced the occation were 6 academics of North-West University. Prof Herman van Schalkwyk, Rector of North-West University, Prof. Barry Richter from the Faculty of Educational Science, Mr Bertus Le Roux, Mr Johan Liebenberg and Mr and Mrs Buys.

Dignitaries From KwaSizabantu Mission were Rev Friedel Stegen and Rev Alpheus Mdlalose.

Cedar College of Education hosted a music evening on the 24th of March at Kwasizabantu Mission, celebrating the 15th graduation of CCE.  The evening was opened with a devotion taken by Kjell Olsen, the director of CCE.  He spoke on Isaiah 51:1-3 where it is mentioned that we should look to the Rock from where we came.  If we look to the Lord, our hearts will be filled with joy, praise and song.

The annual CCE 4th-year outreach took place during the first two weeks of the July holidays. Our team of 2011 included 17 of the 4th-year students and 6 lecturers. We set out on a sunny Saturday morning, loaded with “padkos” and very excited. The trip was to be a circular route from Natal to Virginia (KSB Mission Goldfields), then on to Moreson Mission at Malmesbury in the Cape Swartland. Coming back through the Eastern Cape, we would visit the Williams family on their farm close to Jeffreys Bay, after which we would tackle the last stretch of more than a 1000km back home.