Oxford Preschool celebrates a year of joy
Principal Lynette Nyathi reflects on Oxford Preschool’s 2024 successes and challenges, sharing her Christmas wish for more enrolments and a thriving school community.
As the festive season approaches, Oxford Preschool’s principal Lynette Nyathi looks back on an eventful 2024 filled with memorable moments and valuable lessons.
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The school celebrated several fun-filled activities throughout the year, including Red Colour Day, Mother’s Day Fun Day, and Career Day. These events were met with overwhelming enthusiasm from parents and learners alike.
“Parents really loved the activities, and it was wonderful to see the school community come together,” said Nyathi.
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A shining light in the school’s journey this year has been Leticia Hoffman. Recognised as Oxford Preschool’s local hero, Hoffman has consistently supported the school by donating toys and actively participating in events. Her kindness and dedication has left a lasting impact on the children and the broader school community.
However, the year was not without its challenges. The first term proved difficult due to lower-than-expected enrolments. Nyathi acknowledged that advertising and community outreach, such as distributing flyers, will be crucial in boosting enrolments for the coming year.
As the school prepares for the holidays, Nyathi shares her heartfelt Christmas wish: “I wish for a lot of enrolments next year.” She also encourages the school community to prioritise safety and spirituality during the festive season. “Be safe and always put God first in everything you do,” she said.
With a spirit of gratitude and hope, Oxford Preschool looks forward to the possibilities that the new year will bring.
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