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Westgold learners celebrate heritage and diversity

Traditional attire and cultural pride took centre stage as Westgold learners celebrated South Africa’s rich heritage.

Learners at Laerskool Westgold Primary School celebrated South Africa’s cultural diversity on Wednesday, September 23, by dressing in traditional clothing that represented their different cultures.

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The colourful celebration gave learners an opportunity to learn about one another’s traditions while promoting unity and respect for various background cultures.

The day formed part of the country’s broader Heritage Month activities, encouraging learners to take pride in their own heritage while appreciating that of their classmates.

The school grounds were filled with colourful traditional attire as learners celebrated Heritage Month. Photo: Supplied
Traditional clothing adds colour and vibrancy to Westgold’s heritage celebration. Photo: Supplied
Learners celebrate the diversity of cultures represented at Laerskool Westgold Primary School. Photo: Supplied
Learners proud of their different attires. Photo: Supplied
Learners share in the excitement of celebrating their different cultures and traditions. Photo: Supplied
Westgold Primary learners show that celebrating diversity can bring the school community together. Photo: Supplied

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