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Young learners celebrate Rugby World Cup victory

The flags can be found hanging at the entrance of the Moths Shell Hole in Hardwick street.

November 6, 2019

Charmaine Mazibuko Less than a minute

South Africa has reason to be proud, as the national rugby team won the Rugby World Cup, when they faced the England team on Saturday, November 2.

In keeping up with the positive rugby spirits, Grade R learners from St Dominics, Klein Spoortjies, Huttenpark Primary School and Busy Bee, took the special initiative to make different flags representing the different countries that were in the World Cup.

England’s flag done by Grade R learners.

The flags can be found hanging at the entrance of the Moths Shell Hole in Hardwick street. Well done to the young learners!

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November 6, 2019

Charmaine Mazibuko Less than a minute

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