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Healthcare train visits Port Shepstone Primary

PSP is grateful to Transnet and its professional staff for this excellent service offered to pupils.

PORT Shepstone Primary was fortunate to be selected to benefit from the services of the Transnet Phelophepha Healthcare Train.

Dental student Kerissa Naicker examines Port Shepstone Primary pupil Saneliswe Nzimande's teeth.
Dental student Kerissa Naicker examines Port Shepstone Primary pupil Saneliswe Nzimande’s teeth.

On February 12, visual and dental screening was conducted on grades R to 5 pupils. 463 pupils were examined at the dental clinic and 174 at the visual clinic. Nineteen pupils required further treatment and were taken to the Phelophepha Healthcare Train on February 13. All services offered are free of charge, with spectacles supplied to those with visual problems and eye medication given to 40 pupils.

PSP gr R pupils (from left) Thobile Nyandeni, Jasmine Boodhram, Lonwabe Cele and Minenhle Xolwana looked stunning in their outfits.
PSP gr R pupils (from left) Thobile Nyandeni, Jasmine Boodhram, Lonwabe Cele and Minenhle Xolwana looked stunning in their outfits.

Gr R pupils celebrated Valentine’s Day by dressing in red and white outfits. In spite of the overwhelming heat on the day, pupils looked stunning in their outfits.

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