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Creston plans for the future

There are many exciting upgrades being planned for the school.

CRESTON is launching an exciting new initiative to raise funds for the purchasing of water tanks that will be used to store water on the campus. The tanks will be used to harvest rainwater off the roofs of classrooms, which will give the school greater water security going forward.

Gr 1 pupils were fortunate to be able to take part in an excursion to Lake Eland Game Reserve last week. They witnessed wild animals living in their natural habitat and had the unique and scary opportunity to walk across the swing bridge at Oribi Gorge.

Wesley Francis (left) and Jadyn Kenneth bravely walk across the swing bridge.
Wesley Francis (left) and Jadyn Kenneth bravely walk across the swing bridge.

The school looks forward to the installation of Astroturf and contractors will be working on-site this week. The Wonderland facility for children with special needs is also being upgraded and the pre-primary can look forward to an additional classroom for next year.

The ‘Learn to Swim’ programme has commenced again with pre-primary and foundation phase pupils taking to the pool to practise their strokes.

Pre-primary pupils (from left) Ruby Hall, Payton-Marie Love, Kuhle Mpumlwana, Arav Maharaj, Milawande Notshweleka, Seosha Moodley, William Moyo, Karla Bornman and Muhammed-Yaseen Paraze look forward to their swimming lessons with Debbie Bombardieri (back, left) and Thea Thomas from 'Learn to Swim'.
Pre-primary pupils (from left) Ruby Hall, Payton-Marie Love, Kuhle Mpumlwana, Arav Maharaj, Milawande Notshweleka, Seosha Moodley, William Moyo, Karla Bornman and Muhammed-Yaseen Paraze look forward to their swimming lessons with Debbie Bombardieri (back, left) and Thea Thomas from ‘Learn to Swim’.

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