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Pupils wear fluffy slippers for charity

Wearing fuzzy foodwear for National Slipper Day on August 1 was huge fun for pupils and teachers of Hazyview Primary.

Hazyview Primary’s teachers and pupils stepped into their slippers and celebrated National Slipper day on August 1 to show their support and solidarity for the Reach for a Dream Foundation.

Furry, bright, animal and plain slippers were funky accessories to school uniforms and work clothes and kept feet warm during the early hours of the morning.

Reach for a Dream grants the wishes of children between the ages of 3 and 18 who are fighting life-threatening illnesses like cancer, muscular dystrophy and cystic fibrosis. The Foundation helps children through projects like Camp Sunshine and Show You Care Send A Bear.

The young children are under extreme pressure to deal with these medical issues and are in desperate need of encouragement. Reach For A Dream offers the child a magical moment to regain the childhood that is being lost to an illness.

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