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Sound of music echoes in Glencoe Primary

Glencoe Primary School was surrounded by the sound of music on September 18 when they held their annual choir festival.

Sometimes listening to the sounds of melodious voices can send shivers down your spine, or you may experience that warm fuzzy feeling that makes one want to proudly applaud.
Glencoe Primary School was surrounded by the sound of music on September 18 when they held their annual choir festival.
Glencoe Primary, Glencoe Pre-Primary, Ichthus, Uelzen, Dundee Junior, Dundee High, Biggarsberg, Paul Pietersburg and Sarel Cilliers brought their spectacular voices to the stage, and each child made it a heart-warming experience for the applauding audience.
A special thank-you goes to all choir conductors for the amazing commitment, determination and motivation which they have put into their choirs, as well as the inspiration which they have given to all the learners.
And not forgetting Miss Bohmer and Mrs Bruyns for organising this successful event!
DVDs are for sale at R95 each. Please contact Mrs Olivier at Glencoe Primary School for more information.
Teachers’ Day at Glencoe Primary
Put your hands together for our communities most important residents… teachers!
Glencoe Primary School teachers celebrated Teachers’ Day on October 4.
Proud of their profession, teachers were praised and spoilt with gifts from learners at Glencoe Primary School. \
Without teachers, no other profession would exist.
So teachers… take a deep breath in and give yourselves a pat on the back for doing the most rewarding profession of giving knowledge to the youth of the community.

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Terry Worley

Terry Worley has been associated with the Courier for many years and is involved in the community covering a variety of issues affecting residents. He has a passion for local politics and for the history of the area.

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