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Love in the air at VHS

The series of events at VHS this week not only celebrated love and friendship, but also highlighted the school’s commitment to excellence in sports

In a week marked by heart-warming celebrations and impressive sporting achievements, Vryheid High School (VHS) has once again showcased its vibrant school spirit. The week kicked off with an enchanting Valentine’s Day celebration, followed by a series of competitive events that kept both learners and staff buzzing with excitement.

Celebration of love:

Learners embraced the spirit of Valentine’s Day with a delightful in-school celebration on Friday and a Valentine’s dance on Thursday.

Rugby triumphs at Sarel Cilliers tournament:

On Saturday, the school’s rugby teams took to the field at the prestigious Sarel Cilliers Rugby Tournament, delivering stellar performances. All five teams came back with victories. The hockey teams demonstrated excellent defensive skills and resilience throughout the day, earning respect and admiration from peers and competitors alike. The boys drew all their matches and the girls made it to the semi-finals.
These results reflect the dedication and teamwork of the young athletes, as well as the effective coaching and support from the school’s coaches.

A week to remember:

The series of events at VHS this week not only celebrated love and friendship, but also highlighted the school’s commitment to excellence in sports.

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Carlien Grobler

A community-based journalist at Vryheid Herald since 2019, reporting on everything from hard news to human interest stories and sports, keeping the community informed

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