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Junior Primary pupils pay their ‘taxes’

Congratulations to past pupil Matthew Lindebaum for winning bronze at the Comrades Marathon.

PORT Shepstone Junior Primary pupils were eager to pay their taxes for the purchase of a sticker that says ‘I love education’ and the privilege of wearing their ‘tekkies’ to school. A cheque for R5 630 was handed over to hospice towards its national fund-raising programme.

Last Saturday, grades 1, 2 and 3 pupils took part in a hockey and soccer tournament hosted by Port Edward Primary. Coaches were very proud of the players as they saw remarkable improvement in ball skills. A special thank you to PEPS for the fun experience, and to all coaches and parents for their loyal support.

Congratulations to past pupil Matthew Lindebaum, teacher assistant Colleen Lindebaum’s son, for winning a bronze medal on his first attempt at the Comrades Marathon. He had an outstanding run and PSJP is proud of him.

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