Germiston South Primary School kicked off its 90th birthday celebration with a cake decorating competition and fun day. Each class was asked to decorate a cake, and the class with the best cake would win. After the winner had been crowned the children were allowed to enjoy their hard work, as well as a day full of fun. Here Tina Mavroudis's Grade Four class show off not one, but two, beautiful cakes.
Germiston South Primary School will celebrate its 90th birthday throughout 2014.
The school, located in Selkirk and Joubert streets, kicked of the celebrations last Thursday, March 27, with a cake decorating competition and fun day.
Each class was asked to decorate a birthday cake.
The children were then treated to a day filled with jumping castles and other fun activities.
The celebrations will continue with a May Tea, Spring Ball and school bring and braai, to name but a few.
“We are looking forward to a very exciting year,” said Lanette Frouche, principal of Germiston South Primary.
Simmi Beosumbar’s Grade Five students smile happily with their ice-cream cone covered creation.
Leanne Easton and her Grade Five class were proud of their soccer-themed birthday cake.
Germiston South Primary School’s Grade R pupils decorated their cake with a pirate theme.
Larina Gouws’s Grade Four class seemed ready to win as they dressed to match their pirate-themed cake.
Bradley Bosch poses with his Grade Six class. Bosch’s class decorated their big chocolate cake with Smarties.
Serisha Singh’s Grade Four class showed off their “magical” cake.
Germiston South Primary School kicked off its 90th birthday celebration with a cake decorating competition and fun day. Each class was asked to decorate a cake, and the class with the best cake would win. After the winner had been crowned the children were allowed to enjoy their hard work, as well as a day full of fun. Here Tina Mavroudis’s Grade Four class show off not one, but two, beautiful cakes.
Anika Costopoulos’s Grade Two class was thrilled to show off the cake and table they had spent so much time decorating.
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