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School’s eggs will bring Easter cheer

The Easter eggs will be distributed to various organisations in and around Kempton Park

MANY underprivileged children and senior citizens will share in the joy of Easter this year when they receive Easter eggs collected by Norkem Park Primary School.

The Easter egg drive has become a tradition at the school and this year 14 864 eggs were collected.

Gift Majola collected the most eggs (2 190), followed by Kwazi Mathebula (602).

The eggs will be distributed to Child Welfare Kempton Park, Casa Caritas, Kids Haven, Little Eden, Marmanet Retirement Village, Stepping Stones Pre-School, Meals on Wheels Benoni, Avril Elizabeth Home, John Wesley Children’s Home, Herfsland Old Age Home, Pinocchio Educare Centre, Oliver’s House, Epworth Children’s Village, Ikhayalothando House of Love, Rynpark 1 and Allen Park.

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