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Rescue services visit Junior Primary

With summer holidays on the horizon, paramedics stressed safety measures around pools.

PORT Shepstone Junior Primary’s gr R pupils had the Netcare 911 ambulance service visit them last Tuesday. Pupils explored the inside of the vehicle and listened to a paramedic talk about medical rescue services.

Paramedics also stressed the awareness of water hazards and safety measures around the swimming pool. The school would like to thank Netcare 911 for taking the time to address pupils in such an informative and exciting manner.

Pupils recently had great fun designing and hand-painting their own class tablecloth, which the school has decided to raffle. These beautiful tablecloths can be used for birthday parties, dinner parties, picnics,  and so on. All money raised will go towards fabric, sewing and fabric paints.

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