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Wonderland Pre-Primary celebrates 25th birthday

Singh is admired for her approachability, devotion, compassion and integrity. Her staff are all highly skilled and passionate and show confidence, determination and respect to ensure a nurtured caring environment:

In honouring Wonderland’s legacy over the past 25 years, credit must be given to the schools founder and principal, Roshilla Singh, who has been at the helm since 1998.

Singh said the dedicated management and staff toil tirelessly to improve and persevere.

The school’s brand to both learners and the community is a force to be reckoned with, invoking a sense of pride, nostalgia and optimism while capturing the school’s achievements and aspirations.

The school encapsulates a strong family ethos, embracing diversity with zeal, reflecting a microcosm of society coupled with resourcefulness, resilience and determination.

“Wonderland places its learners at the heart of everything they do. The little ones and their parents are guaranteed the best memories through a proactive approach which assesses their interests, abilities, strengths, disabilities and weaknesses.”

Singh is admired for her approachability, devotion, compassion and integrity. Her staff are all highly skilled and passionate and show confidence, determination and respect to ensure a nurtured caring environment. All stakeholders constantly strive to establish a true standard of values.

“Through free and structured play, learners develop self-confidence, self-esteem, diligence and competency. Wonderland Pre-primary continues with the legacy for learning for future generations.”

The school is very grateful to be celebrating 25 years of cultivating curious minds, unlocking limitless potential and harnessing innovation, inspiring creativity and passion.

The tremendous joy and jubilation displayed by the learners and staff guarantees nothing but the best will always happen at this model pre-primary school.

Many events have been planned where former learners, parents and well-wishers will be invited to attend.

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