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Waterfall College Matrics step out Hollywood-style

The Waterfall College cClass of 2024 attended their matric dance in style.

THE Waterfall College Class of 2024 was treated to a matric ball with the theme, ‘Vintage Hollywood’. The matrics arrived at The Barn at Shongweni Club in a range of stylish vehicles, including limousines and vintage cars.

Dressed to impress, the girls shone while the boys sported dashing suits. Green seemed to be the colour of the evening, as many of the learners arrived in different shades of the on-trend colour. The night was fabulous, and many amazing memories were made.
Isabella, a Grade 12 student at Waterfall College, described the matric dance as, ‘by far the most fabulous’.

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“The food was phenomenal, and the dancing was amazing – barely anyone was seated when it was time to dance. It was an amazing time to spend with our friends and a phenomenal way for our grade to bond. We all had a ball.”

The school extended their gratitude to educator Kim Olds and the parents for organising the dance, as well as other Waterfall College teachers and Grade 11 students for helping make this grand event a possibility.

Jodi MacKinnon and Filip Subakov.

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