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Special Needs Centre pupils go shopping

‘Shopkeeper’ Lene Schnackenberg had a lot of fun helping shoppers decide.

November 4, 2018
South Coast Herald Less than a minute
Pupils from Megan du Plessis Special Needs Centre (from left) Tiffany Logie, Cameron Kirkby, Evan Bennie and Aaron Kayombo enjoy the treats they shopped for at the school’s toy-shop last week.

Learning how to shop is not an easy concept for some, but after a lot of practice last Friday morning, pupils from Megan du Plessis Special Needs Centre mastered it.

They were tasked with shopping for three items at their toy shop, using three R1 coins.

Megan du Plessis Special Needs Centre ‘shopkeeper’ and teacher Lene Schnackenberg (left) assists shoppers Cameron Kirkby (middle) while Evan Bennie patiently waits in line, with teacher Ansophie du Plessis (back) ready to assist.

Teacher Lene Schnackenberg was the shopkeeper.

Afterwards, pupils enjoyed their snacks at a table decorated with pretty, colourful flowers bought at their shop.

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November 4, 2018
South Coast Herald Less than a minute

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