Youngsters commemorate World Read Aloud Day

The learners were inspired to pick up a book and share a story.

February 8, 2025

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Alessandro Pignanelli and Josiah Momoh understand the power of reading aloud.

World Read Aloud Day (WRAD) was on February 5.

To celebrate, St Dunstan’s Preparatory School’s Grade Six learners spent time reading to the Grade 0s, sharing stories and encouraging a culture of reading.

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Enjoying their book are Bohlale Nzimande, Caydian Choma and Hannah Sands.

Zenande Khulu reads a book to Zandaya Khulu.

Listening attentively to Nolan Fritz is Vhukudo Maiwashe, a Grade 0 learner.

Rorisang Mogale, Melusi Motimone, Teboho Nthoana and Tshemollo Nchabeleng.

Lacey Hodgkinson, a Grade Six learner, instils a culture of reading in Abigail Jonker.

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February 8, 2025

Ntombikayise Letlepo Less than a minute

Youngsters commemorate World Read Aloud Day

The learners were inspired to pick up a book and share a story.

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