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‘n Opwindende week by Dundee Juniorskool

The Grade 3 learners visited the Talana Museum, where they were taught how to bake bread and churn their own butter.

Kultuurfees: Op Augustus 22 en 23 het DJS twee afsonderlike Kultuuraande aangebied: Junior en Senior. Die saal was stampvol en die ouers kon ‘n aand vol vermaak geniet.

Parents were delighted to listen to a few humorous poems, choral verses and monologues. All the learners and classes which received an A+ or an A++ for their performance at school, were selected to perform at the Culture Evening. It was also an honour to listen to the DJS Choir, which had its first performance of the year and was fantastic.

DJS would like to thank Mrs Wade from the Speech and Drama Department, as well as each learner, teacher and parent who contributed towards the two successful evening events.

“Baie dankie vir elkeen se bydrae tot die sukses van die Kultuuraand.”

DJS tennis klop Monument: DJS is baie trots op die tennisspan wat verlede week 10 – 3 teenoor Laerskool Monument (Ladysmith) gewen het – baie geluk.

Graad 3 leerders geniet geure en klere uit die verlede: Die Graad 3 Lewensvaardighede kurrikulum het beslis gesorg vir opwinding by DJS. Al die Graad 3 leerders, asook hul onderwyseresse, het volgens die tema Dinge uit die verlede aangetrek. Daar was iets van alles en leerders was gekleë in tradisionele uitrustings.

Leaners were traditionally dressed as Indians, Zulus and Voortrekkers, plus gangsters and hippies. On Wednesday, all of the Grade 3 learners visited the Talana Museum, where they were taught how to bake bread and even how to churn their own butter.

“It was a memorable experience and DJS is proud to have teachers who go the extra mile, to ensure learning takes place in a fun and exciting way.”

Graad 3 juffrouens gaan terug in tyd.
DJS se tennisspelers: (agter) Marnè Eicker, Pieter Gunther, Anushca Slabbert, Zemichkè Snyman, Dylan Guelpa, (voor) Brice Jones en Tristan Swanepoel.

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