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WATCH: Radio station turns up the heat at Alberton High

Alberton High School learners were overjoyed after receiving the good news that ‘The Blues’ will be invaded by radio station 947.

Alberton High School will be given a morning to remember on March 7, as radio station 947’s Anele and The Club will be broadcasting live from 06:00 to 09:00 from the school.

This great opportunity was made possible by Brand South Africa’s Play Your Part initiative, which is all about encouraging every citizen to show off the ‘spirit of ubuntu’ (humanity).

After being considered a school that does good and plays its part in bringing the spirit of ubuntu to life, 947 chose to celebrate the school with the prominent 947 School Invasion. 947 is a radio station that broadcasts on 94.7 MHz.

WATCH: A video of 947’s Chanley Wong makes her big announcement

Thanks to teachers Kerusha Reddy and Oscar von Platen, who entered the competition, the school will be hosting the celebs next Tuesday morning.

Pleasant news

There was lots of cheer and good spirits when the school warmly welcomed presenter Chanley Wong from the 947 crew who broke the news during a school assembly on March 1.

Presenter Chanley Wong from the 947 crew broke the news to the school.

“Alberton High School has been picked as one of the School Invasion participants. The school entered into the competition and the crew gets to visit the school next week,” said Wong.

School principal Jannie Olivier said 947 representatives visited the school earlier in the week to schedule their visit and to make the big announcement.

School principal Jannie Olivier with Chanley Wong.

“They scheduled to invade [visit] the school next Tuesday morning. They are looking for schools in the South, North, East and West and we were just very fortunate to be there and be put in the map. They’re getting applications from the whole of Gauteng and they try to identify schools in certain areas and I’m very excited about it,” he explained.

Kerusha Reddy alongside Oscar von Platen.

The crew will arrive early in the morning to set up their equipment and broadcast for a large part of the morning.
Looking at learners and their discipline, Olivier said they were really looking forward to hosting the station at their school.

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