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No bag, no problem for Bluff Christian Academy learners

Bluff Christian Academy learners traded their regular school bags for any other item to hold their school supplies.

FROM a baby stroller to a shoe box, to a box of cereal, Bluff Christian Academy learners ditched their normal school bags and took on the challenge of ‘bring a different bag day’ on August 1.

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The day challenged learners to come to school with their textbooks and stationery in anything other than a school bag. The out-of-the-box initiative was aimed at raising funds for the matric farewell.

Grade 5 learners Kuhle Yengwa, Ulubanzi Ngcobo, Anele Mkhize and Zenande Mfenqa with their different bags.

Ntozinhle Nkomo, the school’s events co-ordinator and marketing manager, said the fundraiser allowed the learners to showcase their creativity while helping the school raise the much-needed funds.

“Our goal is to make this farewell a truly memorable occasion. From shopping totes to sports duffels and everything in between, it was such great fun.  We are excited to see how learners get involved and support their matrics in a fun, meaningful way,” said Nkomo.

She extended her thanks to parents and guardians of Bluff Christian Academy who contributed and helped make the fundraiser a success.

Grade 12 learners Owethu Mtsweni, Tinashe Chakanyuka, Enrico Chanderdutt, Njabulo Duma and Mikyle Gobey with their unique bags.

“We appreciate our school community for buying into the spirit of this initiative,” said Nkomo.

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