ExED Private School welcomes learners and teachers back for the new year

The learners got to walk the red carpet into their first day of school.

January 17, 2024

Charma du Plessis Less than a minute

René Partington (academic head), Dr Nico Smit (school psychologist and counsellor) and Nolan Partington (financial head).

ExED Private School in Dalview welcomed their learners for the 2024 academic year on Tuesday. The children had a chance to enter the school on the red carpet and were greeted by staff and senior learners.

Chad Pienaar obtained the blazer and trophy as best academic student, as well as the title of ExED executive representative.

Dene Nortje won the trophy for best academic progress in 2023.

The ExED senior class and student council for 2024 welcomed the new learners to the school. Photos: Charma du Plessis.

Some of the teachers and staff also welcomed the new learners in their ExED formal shirts.

Lucian Becker (head boy) and Mischa Louw (head girl).

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January 17, 2024

Charma du Plessis Less than a minute

ExED Private School welcomes learners and teachers back for the new year

The learners got to walk the red carpet into their first day of school.

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