Flawless presentation: PSJP first additional language (Zulu) pupils (back, from left) Mthokozisi Nyawose, Nikayla Naidoo, Anothe Cele, Ongamile Doyisa, Mnobi Hlatshwayo, (front) Okuhle Msizazwe, Gugu Zikhundla, Lwandle Mzindle and Banele Mazubane performed the poem entitled 'Amavila' which means 'Lazy people' to an appreciative audience.
ACCORDING to audiences, Port Shepstone Junior Primary’s speech and drama eisteddfod was a resounding success. Offering humour and elements of surprise, the production kept audiences on the edge of their seats. Well done to all the talented pupils, dedicated teachers and golden-voiced choir members for their spectacular performances.
The school is abuzz with excitement, innovation and design of ‘vegetable creatures’ and floral arrangements for the competition tomorrow (Friday, 26th). Parents are reminded that the annual family fun walk will take place on Saturday, September 3. Everyone is invited to attend this fun-filled day. There will be an obstacle course, various games, jumping castles, water slides, mechanical swings, an assortment of food, music, lucky raffles, prizes and a whole lot more.
Enchanting performance: PSJP choir members (from left) Gugu Zikhundla, Rosabella Surajpersadh, Siphesihle Mqadi, Jahre’ Naidoo, Thando Khawula, Siphephile Hlatshwayo and Matao Galaktiou (front) performed beautifully with their musical instruments at last week’s speech and drama eisteddfod.
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