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Sheppie Primary cares for the environment

The U13 soccer team is congratulated on reaching the finals at a recent tournament.

SHEPPIE Primary welcomed  spring by celebrating Arbor Day recently. At a special assembly, pupils were encouraged to care for the environment by planting trees, but most importantly, not to litter.

Ugu Health’s environmental officer Vasi Manawar was the guest speaker and she reiterated the need for pupils to preserve and protect land and water supplies.

The U13 soccer team competed in a soccer tournament recently and must be congratulated for an excellent performance and reaching the finals.

Last Thursday, the U9 boys and girls took part in a mini-cricket festival at Marburg Secondary hosted by Southern Natal Cricket Union. Teams played limited overs matches against neighbouring schools and PSP is extremely proud of pupils who performed well at this tournament.

Guest speaker Vasie Manawer (back, middle) joined Port Shepstone Primary pupils (back, from left) Lusanda Miya, Promise Mnguni, (middle row) Lukho Lepheana, Thingo Gwacela, Minenhle Jili, Amina Nobetsiki, Justine Gunther, S’Babalwenamhla Madikizela, (front) Shaun Ndovela and Stembele Zondo plant a tree in commemoration of Arbor Day.
Guest speaker Vasie Manawer (back, middle) joined Port Shepstone Primary pupils (back, from left) Lusanda Miya, Promise Mnguni, (middle row) Lukho Lepheana, Thingo Gwacela, Minenhle Jili, Amina Nobetsiki, Justine Gunther, S’Babalwenamhla Madikizela, (front) Shaun Ndovela and Stembele Zondo plant a tree in commemoration of Arbor Day.

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