The children of Heavenly Flowers Pre-Primary School had fun galore last Friday when the school hosted a special fun day.
“The initiative saw Kleyn’s Party Hire owner Adrian Kleyn sponsoring two jumping castles to the school in return for non-perishable food.
ALSO READ: Children welcomed back to Heavenly Flowers
“The Castle for Food initiative was a great idea and we are proud to have done our part in making a difference,” said Natasha Viljoen, on behalf of the school.
The food collected was donated to No Limits Church in Elsburg who help less fortunate families within the community with food parcels.
ALSO READ: Children take a stand against racism
“The children really enjoyed every moment and we were overwhelmed with the many generous donations coming in from all of our parents.
“We could not have done this without them,” said Natasha.
The school now looks ahead to September 1 when they will once again join hands with the Lambton Klip Sector Four CPF in hosting a fun-filled fun day.
Have a story?
Contact the newsroom by emailing: Melissa Hart (Editor) germistoncitynews@caxton.co.zaor Leigh Hodgson (News Editor) leighh@caxton.co.za or Kgotsofalang Mashilo (journalist) kgotsofalangm@caxton.co.za
Remember to visit the Germiston City News on the following social media platforms:
Or add the GCN on WhatsApp 079 406 1181 or BBM (BBM Pin: 7F102137) today, to get all the latest news.
Catch-up on more local news with our sister newspapers Bedfordview Edenvale News, Alberton Record and Kempton Express.
