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Margate Primary learns about business

The school’s choir will be returning to the Norwegian Settlers' Church for the annual ‘Voices for Hospice’ early next term.

October 4, 2014
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Lwandile Duma enjoys a delicious marshmallow kebab, while Yomelela Mshweshwe waits in the queue at the recent 'Market Day'.

MARGATE Primary’s gr 7 pupils had a very lucrative ‘Market Day’ last week Friday. Much was learnt about the complicated running of a business and some of the pitfalls of becoming a successful entrepreneur.

The school’s choir will be returning to the Norwegian Settlers’ Church for the annual ‘Voices for Hospice’ early next term and there is no doubt that they will be every bit as good as they were on their last visit. A well-deserved, happy and restful holiday is wished for both students and staff members.

At a recent interschool athletics meeting held at PSSP, Margate Primary athletes (back, from left) Bulelwa Thabethe, Nonopha Malgas, Rosella Ohrablo, Izwile Dlamini, Nokwanda Mzobe, (front) Kirstie Dicken, Iviwe Cenga, Bongeka Ncane, Joshua Pillay, Innocentia Ncama, Siyabulela Khuzayo all achieved first place.
At a recent interschool athletics meeting held at PSSP, Margate Primary athletes (back, from left) Bulelwa Thabethe, Nonopha Malgas, Rosella Ohrablo, Izwile Dlamini, Nokwanda Mzobe, (front) Kirstie Dicken, Iviwe Cenga, Bongeka Ncane, Joshua Pillay, Innocentia Ncama, Siyabulela Khuzayo all achieved first place.

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October 4, 2014
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