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Ichthus School: A night to remember

Thank you to all the staff and parents who assisted during the evening and to all the learners and their friends for their excellent manners and sportsmanship!

On Wednesday, June 28, Ichthus learners and friends enjoyed the evening at school jam-packed with exciting games. With 24 games to choose from, excitement and fun were in store.
The pillow fight, in the centre of it all, seemed to be the most popular of all the game stations and guessing the baby version of the teachers definitely had most of the learners stumped! Fishing, table tennis, candle lighting, netball shooting, elephant march, skipping and hula-hooping, to name a few of the games, kept boredom at bay!
On Friday, after all the points were tallied, 72 prizes were handed out to the learners who obtained the most points at each of the stations.
Thank you to all the staff and parents who assisted during the evening and to all the learners and their friends for their excellent manners and sportsmanship!
It was definitely an evening to remember.

Amy-Faith Stein
Biance Erwee
Dewald Kriel (

Entle Zondi

Kwanda & Siphume

Siyathokoza, Wyatt & Khanya (Large)

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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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