Uta Ncube, a Grade Six learner at Curro Krugersdorp Primary School, has achieved remarkable success at the prestigious Starlight Pageantry.

Her outstanding performance earned her the title of Overall Junior Teen Face of Starlight Pageantry, along with the distinguished Queen Trophy for the 9 to 12 age category, bringing immense pride to the school.

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The event, which celebrates confidence, stage presence and personal growth, attracted talented young participants from across the region. Uta’s performance impressed the judges, showcasing her dedication, poise, and the strong personal values she brings to the stage. Her achievement has now secured her a place at the Pro Level, where she will continue to represent Curro Krugersdorp with distinction.

According to Lereza Grobler, head of culture at the primary school, Uta’s success reflects the school’s commitment to helping learners reach their full potential in every extracurricular activity.

“It is always such a joy to see our learners shine beyond the school walls. This is proof that the foundation we provide equips them to excel on any stage they find themselves on,” said Grobler.

Uta’s accomplishment is a proud moment for the school community, highlighting the strength of Curro Krugersdorp’s cultural programme and the opportunities it provides for learners to explore and develop their talents.

“Her journey is an inspiring example of what passion, hard work, and encouragement can achieve,” she concluded.