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Curro swings into Spring at Sugar Rush Park

There were prizes up for grabs, and competing parents had a chance to win 5% off school fees for October if they were able to land their ball into a bin. 

September 10, 2020
The North Coast Courier Less than a minute
Curro Mount Richmore pupil Michael van As teeing off.

Curro Mount Richmore held their first Golf Challenge on August 28 at the Sugar Rush Park driving range. 

The second winner of the golf challenge Barend Snyman (right) with son Ben (middle) and head of primary school sport Mike van Buuren (left).

There were prizes up for grabs, and competing parents had a chance to win 5% off school fees for October if they were able to land their ball into a bin. 

Zemfundo and Lucky Malevu with Mike van Buuren.

Two parents were successful and congratulations go out to Lucky Malevu and Barend Snyman.

“The Golf Challenge was a successful afternoon, allowing me time to meet some of our parents, introduce them to my wife and son and be out driven by some of our amazing golfing learners!” said Executive Head Bryn Thomas. 

Lucky Malevu, one of the winners of the ‘ball in the bin’ challenge.

The next challenge is soon to be announced with a guaranteed prize of 10% off school fees.

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September 10, 2020
The North Coast Courier Less than a minute

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