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Young stars shine bright at Duvhapark’s 2026 School Revue

Learner leadership and community support take centre stage as the school hosts its annual production.

Laerskool Duvhapark hosted its 2026 school revue, The Time Travelling Backpack, on August 28 and 29, bringing the school community together for a celebration of talent, creativity and teamwork.

The production gave learners an opportunity to showcase their abilities while entertaining parents, staff and guests. Minenhle Mkhonto and Sihahle Zitha played important roles in leading the production, earning praise for their eagerness and commitment.

Community effort praised

Principal Maria Nekhudhzhiga expressed her pride in the learners and gratitude to everyone who contributed to the revue.

“A production of this magnitude is never the work of one person. It is the result of a school community coming together, sharing their time, talents, energy, and dedication,” she said.

She thanked parents for their continued support, educators for their commitment and general workers for their contribution behind the scenes.

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