Atlas Combined School, in Ivory Park, hosted its matric farewell and award ceremony on November 29.
The event started at the school before learners headed to Emperors Palace, in Kempton Park, where they were treated to a buffet.
During the award ceremony, teachers and learners said their goodbyes and shared their best moments together. Obedience Mkhabela of Tembisan Newspaper joined in all the fun and laughter to capture the moments in pictures. Visit www.Tembisan.co.za to view more of the pictures.
A motorist spotted this sign on the R25 (P91) heading into Terenure from Edenvale and posted it on social media. He said the sign had been mounted like that.
THE 2016 prefects and head prefects of Birch Acres Primary School are, front: Ongeswa Fatman (deputy head girl), Kgabo Pitja (deputy head girl), Iviwe Sibande (head girl), Promise Erero (deputy head girl) and Lerato Mohlala (deputy head girl). Middle: Ndebele Mitchelle, Nkosi Slindokuhle, Peteni Shammah, Lebea Lethabo, Mhlanga Pricilla, Matlala Amugelang-Khumo, Dube Siyamthanda, Uchenwa Success, Rakgahla Masechaba, Ramovha Tshishonga, Makgoka Sibulele, Rathlaga Nonhlanhla, Singo Rofhiwa, Kgomo Tshegofatso, Manyela Sibulele, Mazibuko Lindokuhle, Mpshe Lethabo and Bapelo Tshepang. Back: Ngomane Kusaselihle, Chimpini Molemo, Sibanda Brukwe, Mofokeng Nandie, Maumise Christina, Seane Lebogang, Sibanda Nthabiseng, Nkosi Lungile, Letsoalo Masego, Hlotse Makgabo, Tsima Kamogelo, Ofentse Moloi, Itumeleng Machoshane, Kefiloe Ndlovu, Selaelo Boya, Karabo Sebego, Palesa Mzima and Thato Hlahla.
Jay Stifler” Sithole. Photograph: Facebook
Jay Stifler” Sithole. Photograph: Facebook
GRADE 1, 2 and 3 Solid Foundations Primary School pupils were given party packs, ice creams and had fun in the sun to celebrate the end of the year. The pre-primary pupils were treated to a fun day with a water slide.
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