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Hibberdene Academy pupils get creative

They thoroughly enjoyed designing and finally constructing the castles and had a lot of fun.

October 16, 2019
South Coast Herald Less than a minute
Gr 4 Hibberdene Academy pupils (back, from left) Amantsi Sibisi, Banele Chiliza, Kuhlekonke Goba, (front) Seluleko Ntini, Alexander Walbrugh, Ujama Majali, Thandolwethu Dladla and Zamathombeni Duma with their clever, colourful castles made using recyclable household bits and pieces.

As part of life skills, Hibberdene Academy’s grades 4, 5 and 6 have been very busy collecting recycling materials to build a castle.

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They love taking part in projects like these, which affords them an opportunity to be creative.

They thoroughly enjoyed designing and finally constructing the castles and had a lot of fun.

Hibberdene Academy’s gr 5 and 6 pupils (back, from left) Masande Nondlekazi, Ri-Jan Fourie, Nkanyiso Sibisi, Ndlentle Ngcobo, Aphile Dlamini, Respect Duma, Lonwabo Mbusi, (front) Bongile Noswili, Amahle Shazi, Paton Gray, Malaika Majali, Storm Humphrey, Avela Mchunu and Nomcebo Zondo worked hard on their castles constructed from recyclable materials.

The Representative Council of Learners organised a beach clean-up day as part of their Community Outreach programme.Pupils are commended and thanked for their efforts.

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October 16, 2019
South Coast Herald Less than a minute

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