St Teresa’s Junior Primary turns wild for a day with PTA big walk
The Rosies transformed into a lively zoo of tigers and cheetahs during their PTA Big Walk. With face paint and energy, the morning highlighted the magic of community, creativity, and determination..
The grounds of St Teresa’s Junior Primary School were abuzz with excitement on the morning of June 27 as girls from Grade 000 to Grade 3 participated in the much-anticipated PTA Big Walk.
This year’s theme, Wild Animals, saw the young Rosies don imaginative costumes and take part in a lively fundraiser that combined fun, fitness, and community spirit.
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Despite a brisk winter morning, the girls arrived eager and enthusiastic, sporting sports kits accessorised with creative touches such as tiger tails, cheetah ears, animal print hats, and jungle-themed face paint. The event, organised by school staff and held during the school day, had the girls running, walking, hopping, and leaping their way through laps with determination and joy.
The PTA Big Walk is a key fundraising event, with all proceeds directed to the Parent-Teachers’ Association. These funds are used to support various school projects and purchase items not covered by the standard school budget.
Staff members praised the event for fostering both physical activity and a strong sense of community among the learners. The successful day ended with smiles all round, leaving a lasting impression on the school and its learners.
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