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GALLERY: Marist Brothers Linmeyer welcomes 180 young visitors for a day of fun

From hopscotch to jumping castles, Marist Brothers Linmeyer’s learners guided and cared for 180 young guests.

In the spirit of Youth Day, Marist Brothers Linmeyer had the joy of hosting 180 children, ages three to ten, from Mary Help of Christians School and Look Forward Creative Centre on June 13.

The school was filled with laughter and love – from hopscotch in the high school quad and colouring, to Lego fun, soccer games, jumping castles, and candy floss.

Little boy enjoys a delicious hamburger. Photo: Desnay Peterson

“The true magic was watching the learners care for, guide, and play with their young visitors – a beautiful reminder of what Youth Day is about,” said marketing manager Tracy Edwards.

The little boy builds a structure using Lego pieces. Photo: Desnay Peterson

As a Marist school, Marist Brothers Linmeyer believes that education is not only about academic excellence but also about nurturing a deep sense of compassion and responsibility in its students.

Children bounce around on the jumping castle. Photo: Desnay Peterson

“This day was a powerful reminder that when we live out our values, we create space for meaningful transformation not only within our walls but beyond them,” added Edwards.

A Mary Help of Christians learner channels her creativity in colouring. Photo: Desnay Peterson
Children twirl the hula-hoops around their waists and limbs. Photo: Desnay Peterson
Dario Gouveia from Sole2Sole donated shoes to the children. Photo: Desnay Peterson
The boys enjoy a friendly game of soccer. Photo: Desnay Peterson
The children from Mary Help of Christian School are enjoying delicious candy floss. Photo: Desnay Peterson
Pamela Khumalo, Sister Patricia Finn and Nicole Kabeya from Mary Help of Christians School. Photo: Desnay Peterson

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