Randpark Primary School celebrates Spring Day.

The pupils from Randpark Primary school collect flowers for old age homes in the area.

September 2, 2014

Ashtyn Mackenzie Less than a minute

A portion of the flowers collected for the old-age homes in the area.

Spring is in the air! Randpark Primary school celebrated the coming of Spring on 1 September. The children from Grades 1 to 7 showed the appreciation for spring and the elderly by collecting loads of flowers for the old-age homes in the area. Principal Pienaar spoke about creating new friendships and embracing the new beginnings that spring brings us.

Children hold up their flower donations.

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September 2, 2014

Ashtyn Mackenzie Less than a minute

Randpark Primary School celebrates Spring Day.

The pupils from Randpark Primary school collect flowers for old age homes in the area.

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