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Creston winds down

There was definitely loads of talent.

AS Creston approaches the end of the last term for 2014, some annual year-end events have already taken place.

Junior primary celebrated by performing an annual nativity play, coupled with traditional Christmas carols last Wednesday night. The event was preceded by an evening picnic for parents, pupils and teachers.

Pre-primary pupils (back, from left) Phumelele Dzingwa, Rachael Fisher, (middle) Payton-Marie Love, Arav Maharaj, Seosha Moodley, (front) Vihbu Singh, Rayne Riley and Saskia Ramkomar.
Pre-primary pupils (back, from left) Phumelele Dzingwa, Rachael Fisher, (middle) Payton-Marie Love, Arav Maharaj, Seosha Moodley, (front) Vihbu Singh, Rayne Riley and Saskia Ramkomar.

Last Friday, Creston pre-primary hosted the annual prize-giving ceremony for parents and relatives. It was a wonderful occasion with copious singing and dancing from the ‘little people’ on stage.

There was definitely loads of talent for future stage performances. The event was rounded off with a delicious tea and some time for socialising.

Cruz Wilcox performs.
Cruz Wilcox performs.

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