Motheo Ntuli was busy with one of her favourite activities when The Advertiser popped in.
The Grade One learners at Montessori Private Primary briefly attended school before they were forced to close again. The school, which has 65 Grade One learners, opened for the new academic year on January 13, and had taken every precaution to adhere to the lockdown regulations.
Learners were cool and collected as they attended ‘big school’ for the first time. Many adjusted quickly to their new surroundings and were soon making friends. The Advertiser paid a visit to the school on Thursday morning and found the learners either hard at work or play.
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Boikanyo Mgotsi is a picture of concentration as he practices his counting skills.
Oarona Sibanyoni, Olwethu Nkosi and Omolemo Mota swing into the new academic year.
Ella Russell and deputy principal Bettie Smith with a class of Grade Ones who could hardly contain their excitement as they started the new academic year.
Michaela Mafata and Calvin Silinda played very well together during their first break.
Teacher Marita Lindique and deputy principal Bettie Smith with their Grade One class who were very excited to start the first few days of school.
Ayabonga Betsheni is a future mathematician in the making, given his impressive counting skills.
Teacher Ann-Mari van Wyk and deputy principal Bettie Smith with their class of superheroes who were raring to go.
Nomfundo Simelane took some time to think about what her creation should be as she took part in a drawing activity.
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