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PS Junior Primary pupils shine like diamonds

PSJP closes on December 4 and reopens on January 15.

PS JUNIOR Primary held its annual prize-giving ceremony at the civic centre last Wednesday, with parents and pupils being thoroughly entertained by the talented school choir.

Budding PS Junior Primary artist, Andile Mqadi, took the ‘Girls’ Art Award’ for her beautiful and creative artwork.
Budding PS Junior Primary artist, Andile Mqadi, took the ‘Girls’ Art Award’ for her beautiful and creative artwork.

Principal Dell Pendock congratulated all pupils on their academic achievements, book prizes and merit certificates, and reminded them to continue to ‘shine bright like diamonds’. Recipient of the principal’s award, Camryn Lloyd, bid farewell to the staff and school on behalf of the gr 3 pupils, as they embark on the next chapter of their school career in the senior primary phase.

PS Junior Primary's beaming Camryn Lloyd received an academic book prize, merit certificate, ‘sports girl of the year’, as well as the ‘Principal’s Award’ – well done Camryn!
PS Junior Primary’s beaming Camryn Lloyd received an academic book prize, merit certificate, ‘sports girl of the year’, as well as the ‘Principal’s Award’.

Parents are reminded that school closes on December 4, and reopens on Wednesday, January 15. The school wishes all pupils, staff and families a safe and relaxing holiday.

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