Drakies share their love for music with the Legacy Schools learners.
The Drakensberg Boys Choir School (DBCS) recently held a workshop for their neighbouring schools in their Legacy Project.
They have a great relationship with the schools and it was a successful day. While the educators were in the classrooms, the students were enjoying some time with their peers.
The grade sevens and eights from the choir school assisted Artistic Director, Bernard Kruger in sharing their skills and love for music with the children.
The learners from neighbouring schools enjoying a refreshment break.
The boys performed the movements for the songs and then the children all sang together in the auditorium.
Such harmony!
The Drakensberg Boys Choir boys also acted as great hosts to their peers. They assisted in the kitchen and dining room to ensure their friends had enough food and cooldrink after their amazing performance.
Drakies helping out in the kitchen.
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