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Drakensview Primary School observe Heritage Day

Heritage Day was made fun with food, face-painting, and festivity

A multi-cultural day with an abundance of fun activities was held at Drakensview Primary School recently to celebrate Heritage Day.

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Learners, teachers and some parents came dressed in outfits depicting their cultures.

Mdeli Dlamini shows off his painted face

The school field was awash with bright colours and the children were able to participate in a variety of activities such as fishing, the ever-popular tombola, hand-painting, face-painting, hair-spraying, picture painting, bead threading and even a jumping castle.

A group of learners concentrate hard on fishing.

Delicious food from various cultures was on sale.

Nidené, Mandy and Maxinne Smith dressed in Voortrekker outfits

To end off the fun day, many learners presented cultural dances, songs and poetry on the pop-up stage on the field.

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