Learners celebrated culture and tradition by donning traditional clothing, from beaded skirts and cowhide to saris and kurtas, Springbok jerseys to vibrant Xhosa Umbhaco.
Nqaba Willie, Aphiwe Khuzwayo, Omuhle Magwaza, Sibusiso Chapi and Luyanda Nxumalo donned cultural garb. Photo: Nikhil GopichandColour meets culture for Lwandle Xulu and Philasande Mpulo’s outfits. Photo: Nikhil GopichandHeritage-themed outfits for Mckayla Botha, Amber Vorster and Chelsea Herman came in the form of Springboks pride. Photo: Nikhil GopichandAmanzimtoti High School teacher Sunitha Singh posed with her daughter, Revthi. Photo: Nikhil GopichandDesi divas, Swasthi Hurilal, Yahnez Abbu and Sienna Maduray. Photo: Nikhil GopichandMelé Mouton manned her market day stand and put on a Springbok jersey for good measure. Photo: Nikhil GopichandSinqobile Ngwenya, Ntandoyenkosi Mtshali, Noluthando Ndabezitha and Philasande Maphumulo enjoyed ice cold treats at the market day. Photo: Nikhil GopichandLatrelle Moses and Tatum Gerber compete in a friendly game of FC24 during the market day. Photo: Nikhil Gopichand
A smorgasbord of market stalls, delicious foods and fun games were on offer. Learners made the most of the day, dancing, snapping group photographs in their colourful outfits and browsing the market for their next purchases.
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