The Northern Muslim School foundation phase celebrates Grandparents Day and Zayd Moosa, Tameez Bham, Mohamed Uwais, Abdul Wahab, Bilal Sonpra and Hamzah Motala recite a poem for their grandparents.
Northern Muslim School’s foundation phase learners celebrated Grandparents’ Day on Saturday.
The learners invited their grandparents for snacks and performed different acts to illustrate how much they loved and appreciated their grandparents.
Ten cakes, baked by residents who participated in a competition called “The Next Best Baker”, were auctioned at the function and about R8 100 was raised.
Khadija Motala, one of the teachers and organisers said the money would be used for the development of the school’s jungle gym.
Raees Bhikoo and his sister, Raeesa are very excited that their grandfather, Arif Muhammed travelled all the way from Zambia to celebrate Grandparents’ Day with them.Fowzie Yassin says her grandson Fardeen is the joy of her life and she loves him very much.Safiya Khan Patel says she loves her grandparents because they are very loving and forgiving.Muhammad Osman, Nabeel Pathan and Fardeen Yassin tell what they love the most about their grandparents.Muhammad Gatta poses with his grandmothers, Zohara Gatta and Aziza Bhamsee.
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