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Project Life awards excellence

The evening was themed black and gold and the learners each made a grand entrance on the red carpet as they were introduced to guests, well-wishers, family, friends, educators and fellow learners

Project Life is an educational facility that caters for the therapeutic and rehabilitation needs of children who suffer from learning disorders or physical disabilities.

And just like any other school, to cap off the year they had their debutants ball and awards evening at the Forderville Hall.

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The evening was themed black and gold and the learners each made a grand entrance on the red carpet as they were introduced to guests, well-wishers, family, friends, educators and fellow learners.

The highlight of the evening was the awards ceremony; each learner who excelled academically was awarded.

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Best science project award, family of the year award, most funds raised award, helping hands, parents of the year and even contribution and tokens of appreciation were handed out.

One of the learner’s celebrated his 21st birthday with the attendees. His day special was made extra special by sharing it with his classmates.

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The night was thoroughly enjoyed as laughs, cheers and even tears of joy were shared.

Ismail Hanif made his mom, Fiona proud as he received the top learner award.
Wandile Mnculwane gives a speech at the Project Life annual awards function.
Ms Moonsamy presents award to guest speaker, Mrs RD Peerbhay.
The Dunn family awarded family of the year once again; they received a certificate from Project Life Chairperson, Fiona Hanif and Ms Moonsamy.
Zaid Mahommed with his mother Kurshaida and sister Zareyfa celebrating his 21st birthday.

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