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PEPPS host Winter Festival

High school learners from Mitchell House, Eagle's Nest Christian School, Ridgeway College and Mokopane English Combined School had the opportunity to meet one another and foster new relationships.

POLOKWANE – PEPPS hosted a successful netball, soccer, chess and debate winter festival on Saturday where learners from private schools in the province put their talent and skills to the test in front of a huge crowd of enthusiastic supporters.

Mitchell House u/14 netball girls are Ratile Lerutla, Nkhaviso Maswanganyi, Alice Lekganyane, Rorisang Mathabatha, Mmathato Poto, Komana Maponya and Atlegang Ntike.

High school learners from Mitchell House, Eagle’s Nest Christian School, Ridgeway College and Mokopane English Combined School had the opportunity to meet learners from other schools, bond and foster new relationships.

Mitchell House netball team scores a point.

PEPPS won both the junior and senior chess.

Mitchell House and PEPPS first team netball girls fight for the ball during the match.

Debating learner Khathu Mainganye won best speaker in the senior division, and their senior team won the senior division.

PEPPS and Eagle’s Nest soccer girls battle it out on the field.

Results for the day:
First team netball girls:
1. Mitchell House.
2. PEPPS
3. Eagles’ Nest.

Mamonare Moyaha, Katlego Masipa and Neo Molokwane (PEPPS service committee) are responsible to assist around the premises during events.

Second team netball girls:
1. PEPPS.
2. Ridgeway.
3. Eagles’ Nest.

U/15 netball girls:
1. PEPPS.
2. Mitchell House.
3. Eagles’ Nest.

U/14 netball girls:
1. Mitchell House.
2. PEPPS.
3. Eagles’ Nest.

First team boys soccer:
1.Eagles’ Nest.
2. Mitchell House.
3. PEPPS B
4. PEPPS A.
5. Ridgway.

U/15 soccer team:
1. PEPPS.
2. Eagles’ Nest.
3. Mitchell House.
4. Mokopane.
5. Ridgeway.

First teams girls soccer team:
1. Eagles’ Nest.
2. PEPPS.

U/15 girls soccer team:
1. Eagles’ Nest
2. PEPPS.

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