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Southcity pupils interact with reptiles

Southcity Pre-primary pupils are now preparing for the upcoming ‘Ride-a-Thon’ and ‘Grandparents' Day’.

May 19, 2015
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Tyler Smit was fascinated by the ‘friendly’ non-venomous brown house snake. y.

SOUTHCITY Pre-primary enjoyed a day well spent at Riverbend Crocodile Farm last Friday.

Pupils had a wonderfully exciting morning learning about the different snakes and crocodiles. It was very interactive, which meant that pupils were able to touch a brown house snake, as well as a baby crocodile.

Brave: Southcity Pre-primary pupil Luvuyo Limako was not entirely comfortable with holding a real snake at Riverbend Crocodile Farm.
Brave: Southcity Pre-primary pupil Luvuyo Limako was not entirely comfortable with holding a real snake at Riverbend Crocodile Farm.

Thanks to Allan Peckham and the Riverbend Crocodile Farm for an enjoyable and educationally stimulating day.

Southcity Pre-primary is always very busy and pupils are now preparing for the upcoming ‘Ride-a-Thon’ and ‘Grandparents’ Day’.

Caleb Olding (left) and Zjizelle Landsberg.
Caleb Olding (left) and Zjizelle Landsberg.

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May 19, 2015
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