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Laerskool Kempton Park learners showcase cultural pride

Learners proudly dressed in traditional and heritage clothing and participated in a spectacular concert featuring cultural dances from different communities. Their enthusiasm, talent and pride made the celebration a memorable occasion.

Laerskool Kempton Park learners and educators celebrated Heritage Day on October 8 with a concert and cultural showcase.

Learners dressed in traditional and heritage clothing and participated in a concert featuring cultural dances. Their enthusiasm, talent and pride made the celebration a memorable occasion.

Janine O’Kelly said the educators also embraced the celebrations through an Adopt a Heritage initiative.

Learners proudly dressed in traditional and heritage clothing and participated in a spectacular concert featuring cultural dances from different communities. Their enthusiasm, talent and pride made the celebration a memorable occasion.

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“Each teacher selected a culture to learn more about, dressed in clothing representing their adopted heritage and sampled traditional foods from a variety of cultures,” said O’Kelly.

The educators also embraced the spirit of the day through an Adopt a Heritage initiative.

“The celebration provided a wonderful opportunity for learners and staff to learn about and appreciate different traditions, while recognising the values that unite us as South Africans.

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