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Talent and creativity shines at St Teresa’s Senior Primary’s Rosie Land talent show

Rosies showcased individual talents, creativity, and dedication during the Rosie Land talent show.

The Rosie Land talent show, at St Teresa’s Senior Primary, delivered an unforgettable experience, transforming the school stage into a whimsical world filled with beloved movie characters.

From start to finish, the event was filled with electric energy as the entire auditorium gathered to cheer on the performers.

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The showcase highlighted individual talents, creativity, and dedication of the participants, known affectionately as Rosies.

Art teacher Nadrie Botha explained how proud she was of the cast.

“The recent showcase was a resounding success, marked by an energetic atmosphere and strong community support. The event spotlighted the exceptional individual talents, dedication, and creativity of the Rosies.”

St Teresa's Senior Primary learners in action on June 25, 2026. Photo: supplied
St Teresa’s Senior Primary learners in action. Photo: supplied
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While expressing pride in the girls’ heartfelt performances, Botha said the evening created lasting memories, while honoring the diverse talents within the school community.

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Senior primary principal Lindsey Verster said watching Rosies take to the stage with such immense pride and courage truly brought the school’s 2026 ‘POP with possibility’ vision to life.

“The spectacular talent show highlighted our ongoing school focus on growing confidence in our young ladies.

I feel immense pride in each performer who took to the stage, bravely stepping into the spotlight and demonstrating the incredible talent within our community.”

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Asanda Matlhare

Asanda is a Rosebank Killarney Gazette multimedia Journalist. She covers community-related affairs. Asanda was previously an intern at The Star and The Citizen Newspaper

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