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PSP goes green for spring

Guest speaker Pastor Reggie John highlighted the significance of Arbor Day and the importance of trees.

September 26, 2018
South Coast Herald 1 minute read
PSP teacher Anitha Mohan congratulates Umbango River Conservancy spellathon winner Thandokazi Cebisa for her impressive achievement.

Port Shepstone Primary welcomed spring by celebrating Arbor Day. Pupils and teachers presented an exciting programme comprising songs, poetry and educational presentations.

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Guest speaker, Pastor Reggie John, who pioneered the Hope Park project, highlighted the significance of Arbor Day and the importance of trees.

Port Shepstone Primary principal Sathananda Naidu (right) and pupils (from left) Thabile Mncwabe, Kuhle Ngcobo, Melokuhle Sishi and Kyle Davids assist Pastor Reggie John in planting a tree for Arbor Day.

Pastor John also took part in a tree planting ceremony. Foundation phase pupils engaged in a colouring-in competition while gr 7 classes made items out of waste material. All items made were on display in the school library.

PSP gr 7 pupils (back, from left) Jordan Gcaba, Okhule Mzotho, Amanda Mavundla, Viandra Kistasamy, (front) Tiatus Naidoo and Phiwokuhle Mdubo proudly display their clever creations made entirely from waste.

The school is extremely proud of Thandokazi Cebisa who won the gr 3 category at the recent Umbango River Conservancy spellathon.

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September 26, 2018
South Coast Herald 1 minute read

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