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Port Shepstone Senior Primary selects monitors

The school has prepared additional work for pupils to complete over the upcoming 5-day long weekend.

May 1, 2018
South Coast Herald 1 minute read
Spelling-Bee coordinator Audel Naidoo (back) helps prepare spelling bee entrants for the Circuit Competition. Pupils competing at this level need to master approximately 1 000 words. Top three spellers (from left) Tapiwa Mazubane, Lwandile Shelembe and Sonal Dwarikapershad will represent PSSP at the circuit competition later in the term.

Port Shepstone Senior Primary’s term two monitors were inducted last Friday. A total of 50 young leaders took their leadership pledges at a special assembly.

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Well done to gr 6 Spelling-Bee finalists Khanyisile Cele, Zoe Houston, Suvali Dwarikapershad and Mishen Anwanth. Special congratulations to the top three pupils Sonal Dwarikapershad, Tapiwa Mazubane and Lwandile Shelembe, who will represent the school at the circuit competition later this term.

PSSP term two monitors (from left) Cameron Jaguwanth, Malachi de Kock, Savannah Pearce, Siphesihle Nkomo, Mbali Langa and Khethelo Ngubelanga proudly display their leadership pledges.

The school has prepared additional work for pupils to complete over the upcoming 5-day long weekend. Parents are encouraged to ensure their children complete this homework, which will help them to stay focused on the curriculum.

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May 1, 2018
South Coast Herald 1 minute read

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