Spring fun at CS Learning Centre
The students in the Bridging Class had fun with lots of spring-themed art and baking projects.
Spring has sprung at the CS Learning Centre.
Students came in civvies with flowers cut from their gardens on Spring day. The weather joined in the celebrations, from rain and wind to sunny and hot, showing off all four seasons in one week.
The students in the Bridging Class had fun with lots of spring-themed art and baking projects.
Get to know some of the students:
Bulela Mvakade (7) is a bundle of giggles and a DJ in the making. He loves his music, basketball, and making everyone laugh.
Sbanisethu Xolo (6) is new to the school but settling in so well. He is confident and well-spoken, and is making new friends all over the school.
Veer Kamraj (9) is a happy and content child. He enjoys being on the playground; he likes things to be done right, and he’s reading like a champ.
Tau Yekani (10) is a well-spoken and expressive child. He always remembers to greet the teachers by name and enjoys playing outside.
The Bridging Class received trays of flower seedlings, and the whole class planted them in the school garden.
CS Learning Centre looks forward to watching both the flowers and students continue to bloom into spring.
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