Creston junior primary pupils dressed in red and white and sat in a heart formation to honour St Valentine's Day.
CRESTON College shifted into top gear last week with a variety of activities. A great deal was made of St Valentine’s Day with goodies being sold to raise funds and a special dance was arranged for college phase pupils last Thursday evening. On Friday pupils were allowed to come to school dressed in red and white.
Last week also saw a great deal of sport being played and it was gratifying that in the rugby night series, Creston College won the first game against Suid-Natal 17-3, which was certainly the highlight of the week. However cricket was also played and the U11A team had a good win against Margate Primary.
Creston College is anticipating the completion of its hockey field AstroTurf and looks forward to the formal opening during the course of March.
Creston pre-primary pupils (back, from left) Carsten Fuller, Amani Mahomed, Luthando Nolutshungu, Urze Gonzalves, Thomas Gutzeit, (middle) Callum Heydricks, Angelo Franco, Bryce Voigts, Kaden Moodley, (front) Zyev Mahadev, Abby Allchin, Skyler Pillay, Jessica Stott and Ntando Mkhwanazi-Mbono prepare for a busy St Valentine’s Day celebration to raise funds for the school.
Creston senior primary pupils (back, from left) Stryda Perry, Thomas Boshoff, Jodi Jeffreys, Dini Zoko, (second last row) Tristen Hollenburg, Benjamin Strydom, Conner Horn, Asekho Madolo, Jesse Powell, Natasha Arde, (second row) Gabriel Wentzel, Graeme Gouws, Dean Strydom, (front) Madiyyah Paraze and Zimasa Sigede prepare for a busy day at last week’s St Valentine’s Day celebration.
Creston College first XI bowler Chris Cushway uses his delivery stride in a game against Amanzimtoti last week, while Prantosh Kalkaparsad umpires.
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