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Creativity knows no bounds at Creston.

From brave firefighters battling imaginary blazes to fairytale characters frolicking in the sun.

Creston College‘s Pre-primary children recently embarked on an enchanting adventure in the garden, exploring the realms of fantasy through dress-up play.

From brave firefighters battling imaginary blazes to fairytale characters frolicking in the sun, their creativity knew no bounds.

This term, the little ones engage in developmental sports lessons every Friday with ‘Aunty Suzette’ from Playball, honing essential skills such as coordination, balance and teamwork in a fun-filled environment.

Join in for a glimpse into the excitement of developmental sports and experience the joy of learning in the Pre-primary.

Learners (front to back) Lulama Mahlasela, Aarush Ramsunder, Erin Barker, Karli Labuschagne, Fifi Mbele and Rogan McFarlane.

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