The Kings School Robin Hills learners enjoy Spring Day Festival. Photo: Mthulisi Lwazi Khuboni
Aiden Chisunga, Abelokuhle Tau, Geovanni Paveun and Zlatan Paveun enjoy the Spring Day Festival at The Kings School Robin Hills. Photo: Mthulisi Lwazi Khuboni
The Kings School Robin Hills learners enjoy Spring Day Festival. Photo: Mthulisi Lwazi Khuboni
Zion Maharaj at the Spring Day Festival at The Kings School Robin Hills. Photo: Mthulisi Lwazi Khuboni
The top field featured vendors selling food and drinks, alongside game stalls set up by grades 7 to 9 learners. Large inflatables took over the other end of the field for learners to play on, while a tea garden provided a peaceful retreat from the noise.
Kirsty Kurzepa at the Spring Day Festival at The Kings School Robin Hills. Photo: Mthulisi Lwazi Khuboni
Jazmin Naidoo, Yav Tjikana and Christian Khumalo at The Kings School Robin Hills Spring Day Festival. Photo: Mthulisi Lwazi Khuboni
Gabriella Thilmun and Julia Groome at The Kings School Robin Hills Spring Day Festival. Photo: Mthulisi Lwazi Khuboni
Heads of marketing Emma Gessau and Chloe Rugpath explained that the event played an important role for the school community, particularly for senior learners. “The Spring Day Festival for 2026 is a market day for grades seven, eight and nine, specifically to make stalls with a specific theme, and they are selling different games to the school,” Gessau said. “The games include sponge throw, toss, football and other different games.
Lunako Manenzhe, Reitumetse Phalane and Naledi Mbuyisa at The Kings School Robin Hills Spring Day Festival. Photo: Mthulisi Lwazi Khuboni
The Kings School Robin Hills learners enjoy Spring Day Festival. Photo: Mthulisi Lwazi Khuboni
Ruben Kruger enjoys soccer at the Spring Day Festival at The Kings School Robin Hills. Photo: Mthulisi Lwazi Khuboni
Head of marketing team Chloe Rugpath and Emma Gessau at The Kings School Robin Hills Spring Day Festival. Photo: Mthulisi Lwazi Khuboni
“The grades are competing against each other to try and win, to see who has the best stall, but also to raise money for the school.”
Lwazi is a journalist for the Randburg Sun having fulfilled the role for the past 2 years. He started his career at Caxton's JHB North Branch as a Digital Content Co-Ordinator.
