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Creston College celebrates Founders' Day

The event honoured the vision of the founders, while celebrating the values that continue to guide the school.

Creston College recently gathered together with founding parents, alumni learners and parents, past board members, and other special guests for a memorable Founders’ Day event celebrating 30 years of excellence, growth and community.

The event honoured the vision of Creston College’s founders while celebrating the values that continue to guide the school. The programme included a flag procession, performances by the marimba bands and combined choirs, learner reflections and a special message from Noel Coetzee.

Guest speaker Rev Trevor Downham with Noel Coetzee.

A highlight of the morning was welcoming Rev Trevor Downham as the guest speaker. Rev Downham officially opened the school hall 20 years ago, making this milestone celebration especially meaningful. His inspiring address encouraged the school community to continue building on the strong foundation established over the past three decades.
As Creston celebrates this significant milestone, it honours its founders and thanks every learner, staff member, parent, board member and family who has played a part in Creston College’s journey.

Enjoying the traditional Founders’ Day doughnuts are (from left) Sophia Smith, Elihle Sokela, Hayden Mostert, Achumile Mbele and Khaya Conco.

Rooted in their proud heritage and core values of knowledge, vision and harmony, Creston looks to the future with gratitude, pride and confidence as it continues its tradition of excellence.

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