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Islamic School is a hive of activity

Pupils were motivated to excel academically to attain scholarships.

LOCAL aesthetician Diksha Singh addressed Port Shepstone Islamic girls on grooming and aesthetics.

Mrs Singh’s insightful knowledge of skin and hair care enabled the girls to ask questions and receive individual attention with personal concerns.

A CTI schools’ liaison officer discussed study opportunities with gr 12 pupils in preparation for tertiary studies. Pupils were motivated to excel academically to attain scholarships.

The school’s hall was chosen as a venue to launch the first ever GEC (Gaming Entertainment Championships) in KZN last Saturday.

Contest organisers Mohsin Bhana and Abdullah Mahomedy reiterated that the reason for initiating this tournament is to direct teenage talent and energy towards having fun and displaying gaming skills.

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Professional, amateur and novice gamers of all ages enjoyed the competitive atmosphere.

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