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Santa makes an early stop

Christmas comes early at Summerhill House.

It was fun and games galore when the Hampshire Hotel hosted Summerhill House children’s Christmas party on Saturday.
The little ones got a chance to show off their dance moves as they competed for the best dancer title. They also practised their jumping skills on the jumping castle before opening their presents.
Dr Nanditha Maharaj did general health check ups.
Hampshire’s Katrin Kitlas and Rebecca Kambule said the day would not have been possible if it had not been for their sponsors who gave food, toys, outfits and stationery for each child.
“We would like to thank everyone for their generosity which allowed us to give these children a fun filled day,” said Kitlas.
The Summerhill House team said they could not have given the kids a better Christmas party themselves and also expressed their gratitude to the Hampshire Hotel.

The children of Summerhill House moments after getting their presents with their facilitators, from left, (back) Molly Khathi, Jo Roome and Ester Lynn.
The children of Summerhill House moments after getting their presents with their facilitators, from left, (back) Molly Khathi, Jo Roome and Ester Lynn.


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