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PEPS swimmers produce results

Pupils realised that nothing is impossible with perseverance, determination and teamwork.

PORT Edward Primary’s gr 6 pupils were accompanied by teachers Ronaldo du Toit and Debbi Wichmann to spend two exciting and challenging days on a leadership camp at TO Strand recently.

The South Coast Adventure Team kept the children busy with interesting obstacles and problem-solving activities during the day and a fun and challenging treasure hunt at night.

PEPS pupils (from left) Jayden Hall, Freya Scorer, Matthew Michau all received medals for their efforts at the 500m open water swim at Lake Eland recently.
PEPS pupils (from left) Jayden Hall, Freya Scorer, Matthew Michau all received medals for their efforts at the 500m open water swim at Lake Eland recently.

 

Everyone was afforded the opportunity of learning many valuable life skills, which made pupils realise that nothing is impossible with perseverance, determination and teamwork.

Three pupils took part in the Lake Eland 500m open water swim last weekend and did really well. Some pupils were recently selected to compete in the ‘2016 Mathematics in Action’ competition and they made the school extremely proud with their results.

 

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