Wamina Mashaba, Qhawekazi Gqogqa, and Usithandile Njamela.
In the same way that seeds grow into plants with enough water and sunlight, we can grow positive emotions in our learners by nurturing their love, kindness, and friendship.
Maxwell Guthrie with a dab move.
In celebration of Valentine’s Day, Carlswald House Preparatory School learners entered the school on February 14 to the musical delights of Connie Friedmann and her groups to start the day off right. The musical theme was Love.
Music teacher Connie Friedmaan welcomes everyone with powerful love ballads.Caitling Sowerby shows how love grows at Carlswald House Preparatory School.
Amongst many exciting activities, the school junior prep children decorated pots and planted seeds as a reminder that love can grow, helping them to build self-awareness and mindfulness.
Karabo Dube, Moeledi Dikgale, and Letago Rakgotho felt the love as they entered the school premises.
The senior prep learners used technology to look for hearts in nature and create beautiful projects to present in class.
Anesu Masawi and Rayden Woolls.Liam Brown, Kat Duma, and Zoe Dube show off their ‘love grows’ plants.
It was a beautiful day celebrating love and all its languages.
