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Chilly weather does not deter PEPS pupils

Congratulations to the five rugby players who played their hearts out and made it through to the Lower South Coast rugby team.

IT was a chilly start to the second school term, but that did not stop Port Edward Primary pupils James de Villiers, George Tripepi, Kungawo Dondolo, Malibongwe Sinqadu and Lethu Ndlovu from playing their hearts out and making it through to the Lower South Coast rugby team.

PEPS pupils (from left) George Tripepi, Kungawo Dondolo, James de Villiers, Lethu Ndlovu and Malibongwe Sinqadu played their hearts out and made it through to the LSC rugby team.
PEPS pupils (from left) George Tripepi, Kungawo Dondolo, James de Villiers, Lethu Ndlovu and Malibongwe Sinqadu played their hearts out and made it through to the LSC rugby team.

Well done to Brittney van Vuuren, Errin Jardim, and Skye de Villiers for making it through to the Ugu District swimming team.

Swimmers (from left) Skye de Villiers, Brittney van Vuuren and Errin Jardim recently proved their worth by being chosen for the Ugu District swimming team.
Swimmers (from left) Skye de Villiers, Brittney van Vuuren and Errin Jardim recently proved their worth by being chosen for the Ugu District swimming team.

Congratulations to Joel Kandankary for the fighting spirit he displayed at the recent karate grading, which earned him his orange belt. The school looks forward to a successful sporting year.

 

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