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Dolphin Coast Pre-Primary fun day brings families together

Play areas, reptile displays, face painting and dads serving up boerewors rolls ensured there was plenty to keep children and parents entertained.

Dozens of families descended on Dolphin Coast Pre-Primary School for its annual fun day on Saturday, a firm favourite on the school calendar.

Riaan, Antonette, Zian (6) and Zaiden (3) Vermeulen.

Play areas, reptile displays, face painting and dads serving up boerewors rolls ensured there was plenty to keep children and parents entertained.

The Ballito school has 75 pupils, with one class per age group, from one-year-olds through to Grade R.

Activities are designed to develop a wide range of skills while encouraging learning through play.

Viyash (4), Jashen and Kaiyaan (4) Pillay with Saroj Naidoo.

“Our families really support the school and we always encourage them to become part of our community,” said principal Ashlea Golden.

“Thank you to everyone who joined us for an awesome morning.”


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