old boy, was a prominent figure in the Springboks' victory in 2007 during the Rugby World Cup. Theo Jackson Scholarship Fund - The Theo Jackson Scholarship Fund, established by Dale and Craig Jackson in 2006 in honour of their late father, Theo Jackson, is a separate scholarship within the JBA association. The scholarship aims to grant scholarships to boys of all races and from disadvantaged backgrounds. Recipients of the scholarship are not chosen based on academic or sporting excellence but rather on strength of character and the will to succeed despite a disadvantaged background. 100 Club - The 100 Club, formed in 2004, aims to improve sports, academics, facilities and infrastructure at Jeppe Boys through donations from Jeppe old Boys. Extramural activities Listed alphabetically according to season Academics Jeppe Boys write the Gauteng Department of Education preliminarily examinations and the Department of Education, South Africa final examination via the FET (Further Education Training) board. Subjects In line with the requirements of the Education Department, Jeppe High School for Boys offers the following subjects in the Junior and Senior Phase: School buildings Jeppe Boys has stone buildings with a prominent facade. The Payne Hall, a stone building with a largely wooden interior, has been declared a national monument. Within the school is another national monument; a war memorial dedicated to those who died in the First World War. Prominent Old Boys Herman Charles Bosman (1905–1951), writer and journalist Bob Hepple (1934–2015), legal adviser to Nelson Mandela in his trial for incitement in 1962 Samuel Kinkead (1897–1928), air ace and Schneider Trophy pilot Joel Mandelstam (1919–2008), British microbiologist Henry John May (1903–1995), author, noted South African constitutional lawyer, and Queen's Counsel Cecil Pugh (1898–1941), clergyman and George Cross recipient Harry Schwarz (1924–2010), lawyer, politician, Ambassador to United States and anti-apartheid leader Sportsmen Jock Cameron (1905–1935), South African international wicket-keeper Bob Catterall (1900–1961), South African Test cricketer Jim Christy (1904–1971), South African international opening batsman James Dalton (born 1972), Springbok hooker Hacjivah Dayimani (born 1997), Lions Flanker Norman Gordon (1911–2014) South African cricketer who participated in the famous "timeless test" Morgan Gould (born 1983), soccer player Tyrone Green (born 1998), former Junior bok. Lions Utility back Daryl Impey (born 1984), South African professional road cyclist Alan Kourie (born 1951), played Cricket for South Africa in 16 unofficial Tests Brian Mitchell (born 1961), World Junior Lightweight Champion Boxer S'busiso Romeo Nkosi (born 1996), Springbok