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The 2019 school year is a time of great celebration for ORIENT ISLAMIC SCHOOL. This important milestone of our 60th year gives us a chance to celebrate our founding, reflect on our success, rev-el in the sense of community we've all built over six decades. We invite all who have been a part of the Orient community to join us during this academic year to acknowledge our legacy. Join us as we celebrate the success of the young people who we have pre-pared for the world of their time. Orient Islamic School first opened its doors in January 1959. Over the years, facilities have been built and developed, impactful pro-grammes have grown and changed and stellar learners have at-tended our school. An education framed in the Orient Islamic School’s tradition educates the entire learner. It provides a frame-work which fosters the integration of the spiritual, intellectual, emotional, physical and social growth of each learner. This calling has been embraced by the many people who branch out of our school's family tree - Board members, staff, learners, alumni, par-ents, grandparents and friends. Like you, they are all part of the Orient School’s tradition. Orient Islamic School’s 60th Anniversary is a great opportunity for us to celebrate the hard work and achievements of teachers, staff, learners and alumni over these past 60 years. All events taking place this year at the school will form part of the 60th year celebrations. We have already had our 60th Anniversary Primary School fun day and other school activi-ties to commemorate the 60th Year. Other activities planned are the Ladies Day Out, Family Sports Day, our Annual Fun Walk and a Gala Dinner. A 60th Anniversary brochure is also being published to highlight the achievements and development of the school. As a former learner of Orient Islamic School, you belonged to our school community and you left your impression on our school whilst you were here. Now that you have moved on, we would love to hear from you and are eager to hear about what you have

been up to – wherever you are in the world. By keeping in touch with OIS, former learners can reconnect and maintain links with their peers, receive news of the school and our upcoming events, and also hear about our development initiatives which will benefit future generations of learners. It is fascinating to discover the career pathways Alumnae have chosen and their significant achievements to date. We look forward to keeping in contact with you, sharing your news, and welcoming you back to OIS in the near future for our reunions and events. This is a very exciting time in Ori-ent Islamic School’s history, and we want you to be a part of this celebration. Please update your contact information so that you won't miss any of exciting plans for the upcoming year. Our former learners left us with a gift of the knowledge that our school has truly been a cradle over the years that nur-tured, educated and gave wonderful memories to many who are now scattered around the world. To provide us with your contact details, please visit our web-site at http://www.orientschool.co.za/signup.html and register online. The legacy of OIS is strong because of the dynamic members in our community. We are looking forward to celebrating and honouring ORIENT ISLAMIC SCHOOL’S Diamond Jubilee, In-sha Allah. I wish to thank all our educators for their sterling work. Parents, your support and co-operation is always val-ued. May we always work together to take Orient Islamic to the next level, Insha Allah. We wish you and your family a pleasant and restful holiday.

Shukran

Honesty | Integrity | Respect | Excellence

- R I MA R SC HOO L E IT IO N TE R M

Mr.Nasser Ebrahim

E X E C U T I V E H E A D M A S T E R

Message from the Executive Headmaster ’s Desk

Celebrating 60 Years of Excellence!

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Message from the Primary School Principal ’s Desk In the name of Allah, the Most Kind, the Most Merciful Dear Parents/Guardians Assalamu Alaikum Warahmatulahi wabarakatu We feel a sense of great sadness as the blessed month of Ramadaan departed, its beautiful days and its fragrant nights… May the departure of Ramadaan find us as better individuals than we were at its commencement and make dua that Allah (SWT) accepts all our efforts. Ameen As I reflect on our first half of the school year I can’t help marveling at the obvious delight emanating from the faces of the children I see every day. The atmosphere of joyful learning has become wide-spread and contagious. I see it in the young 4 and 5 year olds who have started this year in awe of their beautiful environment where the possibilities to learn seem endless. Their contentment is also expressed with the warm greetings I receive from those young children every day as I visit the class-rooms. A love of learning is sustained through the Primary School also. We always note how much has happened. This term has been no exception, our staff have worked tirelessly often going above and beyond expectations and it remains a privilege to work amongst such a talented and dedicated staff. So many wonderful events have taken place, as you will know if you follow us on Facebook, In-stagram and our newsletters. Orient Islamic School celebrates 60 Years of academic excellence. The school opened its doors in Jan-uary 1959. We acknowledge with thanks the efforts of all those who have served this school. We have them to thank for developing the facilities that we have today. The building, the grounds and facilities, however, are mere mortar, bricks and sand. The lifeline of our school is our community. The children, the teachers, the administrative staff, the grounds staff, the Governing Body, the Parent Teachers As-sociation, the Mothers’ Committee, the parents and our friends are the elements that have made our school successful. We must continue to build for the children of today so that their children will hap-pily celebrate the anniversaries to come. Looking ahead to next term there is also much to be excited about, celebratory events to commemo-rate our diamond Year but for now it is time to enjoy the winter holidays… Have a wonderful school holiday. Wasalaam

The Orient Newsletter 2019 TERM 2

Mrs. Fawzia Mahomed

P R I N C I P A L | P R I M A R Y S C H O O L

PRE-SCHOOL For young children, every experience or encounter presents a learning opportunity. They learn from everything they see, do, hear, feel, smell, and taste; everyone they interact (talk, play, laugh) with; and everywhere they go. We encourage and develop language skill and ability to acquire vocabulary. Throughout the play and education, children learn social skills along with how to deal with others and develop their own values.

LETTERLAND MARKET DAY Alhamdulillah, we were blessed with beautiful weather and our letterland Market day, which was held on the 17th of April 2019, was a tremendous success. A heartfelt Shukran goes out to our mums and guardians for bringing delicious treats, stationery, accessories, toys etc... and for interacting with us. Your sponsorship and support was most appreciat-ed. Besides it being a fun way to learn the letters of the alphabet, our learners had fun shopping and selling, and they learnt money management and entrepreneurial skills as well. We thank you for your monetary contributions, a portion of our sales will be given in charity and a portion will be used to enhance our classroom learning.


GRADE RR GRANDPARENT’S DAY The Grade RR learners shared a sentimental day with their grandparents on the 24

th of April

2019. Our special guests were entertained by our little ones, who managed to captivate the hearts of all those that were present. Jazak’Allah to all grandparents for attending and making it such a memorable day for our Pre-Schoolers.

GRADE R ELECTION DAY Together with the rest of the country, the grade R’s of Orient Islamic School jumped on to the voting bandwagon. There is no better way to explain to Preschoolers about a topic than to act it out. On Wednesday 15

th May 2019 our Grade Rs voted for the next ‘President of Letterland’.

We started our day by creating our very own Orient ID documents. We then, in true voting style, waited patiently to fill in our ballot forms by marking it with an ‘x’ next to our favourite Letterland character. We then dropped them of into a ballot box. Votes were cast in private and learners could vote for a very Naughty, Noisy Nick, Quarrelsome Queen, Fire Fighter Fred, Kick-ing King or Harry Hat man. Our learners ended the voting session by getting their thumbs marked with a marker. That’s not all, we introduced Data Handling and tallied up the votes. Our hero, The Fearless Firefighter Fred has been elected as the new president of Letterland. It was an amazing day full of learning and laughter.


RAMADAAN GOOD DEEDS CALENDAR Our Grade RR learners created a beautiful Ramadaan Good Deeds Calendar through which they expressed their little acts of kindness.

ART ACTIVITIES


Eid Dress Up Our Eid Spirit continued in the last week of School. The little ones had the most wonderful

morning dressed in their Eid Clothes and enjoyed their Eid Treats!


FOUNDATION PHASE

Foundation Phase : We play, we do, we think, we learn and we love it! To move ahead, it is sometimes necessary to take a step back, reflect and introspect. We have done just that here in the Foundation Phase and we have made bold decisions for the children under our care…our leaders and entrepreneurs, our future. So our journey begins in the play-ground with our 4 – 6 year olds, It’s no longer simply a time-out session or an opportunity to let out steam. Instead it is another learning environment. Play, after all, builds self-worth. It en-ables children to concentrate and focus as they are absorbed in what they are doing. They learn the basics of conflict resolution and team work as they navigate the jungle gym and ne-gotiate the use of Fantasy Play props. They form alliances, they dispute, they win and they lose. They develop skills essential to their growth by playing – which is then transferred to the class-room with fun learning activities. Our learners learn through play and love it.

GRADE 1 MUM’S PAMPER DAY

The Grade One learners had the enthralling opportunity of spoiling their mum’s on the 18th

of April 2019. This was made possible by a well-organised event that the Grade One educators and Foundation Phase team put together. Jazak’Allah to all mums who attended on the day.

RAMADAAN PROGRAMME WITH NAZRANA SATAR Muallimah Nazrana, popular voice of Kidz Zone conducted a special Ramadaan Program with the Foundation Phase learners of Orient Islamic School on Thursday 9 May 2019. The learners were ecstatic to meet Muallimah Nazrana and were excited for her presentation! Muallimah Nazrana touched on topics such as "why the Quran is important in this month, The beauty of Jannah, Love for Allah swt" to name a few.


ASSEMBLIES The Grades 2.1 and 2.2 learners had a beautiful assembly to “Welcome Ramadaan” on the 10th of May 2019. Masha’Allah!

GRADE 3 PREFECTS This group of Prefects enjoyed 2 sessions of Leadership and Teambuilding activities, that helped them in their role as Prefects.

GRADE 3 MATHS ACTIVITY Maths: Grade 3 learners enjoyed their hands on 3d shapes activity. There was a pleasant buzz in the classroom as they built their 3d shapes and learnt about edges, corners and faces.


RAMADAAN/EID ACTIVITIES


Parent Consultations Parent consultations were held on the 12th of June 2019 for the Grade RR-3 learners respectively . Jazak’Allah to all the parents for making the effort to attend these meetings.

TERM TWO AWARDS Our Termly awards were held on the 13th of June 2019. Learners were awarded badges and certificates for academic performance, good behavior, consistent and diligent work. A special recognition was given to the learners that excelled in reading and spelling.


INTERMEDIATE PHASE

VISIT TO CITY LIBRARY Our grade 4 learners visited the Municipal City Library and Natural Science Museum on the 04th of April 2019 .Our intention was to expose learners to public libraries and what they offer.

POSTERS FOR PALESTINE The Grades 4-6 learners designed posters which will be exhibited in a Children's Art Exhibition in Nabeh Saleh in Palestine.

WRITING SKILLS WORKSHOP The grade 6 learners engaged in a highly interactive writing session with authoress Shafinaaz Hassim on the 11

th of April 2019. It was amazing to see their thought processes and creativity

unfold as they shared their ideas and stories with their peers.


INTERMEDIATE PHASE

NATURAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY FAIR Orient Islamic School hosted their annual Natural Science and Technology Expo on the 07

th of

May 2019 for Grades 4-6 learners. Experiments, posters and design models were made by

learners to showcase their scientific and collaborative learning skills. We would like to

congratulate the following learners who attained positions in the top 3 :

GRADE 4 SPEECH CONTEST DURBAN AND DISTRICT

Maariyah Kadwa and Zaid Kharwa were selected to represent Orient Islamic School at the Durban and District Grade 4 Speech Contest 2019. Maariyah was placed 2nd out of many schools and challenging participants. Well done to both these learners for representing the school!


Name Grade

Zaid Kharwa (1st) , Zaid Mirza &

Muhammad Ansar Cheema (2nd

) and Naseeha Desai & Maariyah Kadwa (3rd

) 4

Hamza Mansoor & Raees Seedat (1st) , Hanna Sayed & Juwairiyah Sabat (2

nd) and Sulaiman

Akoon ,Jodaan Sidiyot & Ali Alafshuk (3rd

) 5

Sohaib Abdelmegeed (1st), Atiyah Khan & Nabiha Ganie (2

nd ) and Atiyah Kadwa & Humaira Variawa (3

rd) 6

ASSEMBLIES The Grade 6.2 learners presented an informative and spiritually uplifting assembly on the 16th of May 2019. The topics were 'Ramadaan and The Holy Quraan'. Some of the items presented included nasheeds, storytelling, fun facts, a clip on Ramadaan from around the world and a quiz, which was the most exciting part. Quiz winners were given a sweet treat to enjoy after iftaar.

TEAM BUILDING

The Intermediate Phase learners enjoyed a fun filled outing to the Sunset Ridge Farm on the 11th of June 2019. They participated in a variety of challenging and exciting activities including an obstacle course, pony rides, zip lining and a human fooz ball game. Also included was a petting zoo and play area. The learners enjoyed the freedom and tranquility of the facility.


WOOLWORTHS TOUR

On wed 12 June grade 4 learners participated in a Woolworths educational Programme at the Musgrave store. Learners were taken behind the scenes to the receiving depot, fridges, freezers, stock room and control room. An informative and learning experience for our learners. They were treated to healthy snacks by Woolworths

INTERNAL SPELLING BEE

On the 13 June 2019 we held our internal spelling bee between grade 4, 5 and 6. Alhamdulil-lah, our learners were buzzing with excitement! Masha Allah to all contestants. Congratulations to Imaan Siddique who came out first.


ADRESS BY AMINA CHOHAN

Aamina Chohan joined us on Thursday, 13 June 2019, to inspire our budding writers. Learners

were intrigued with her new, poetry based book " Flutter". Aamina encouraged learners to start

getting their thoughts onto paper, she taught them process of getting a book published and

inspired them to believe in themselves.

PARENT CONSULTATIONS

Parent consultations were held on the 12th of June 2019 for the Grade 4-6 learners . Jazak’Allah to all the parents for making the effort to attend these meetings.


COMBINED EVENTS HOOKED ON BOOKS Once again the learners had the opportunity to view the theatrical company Hooked on Books as part of the promotion of the Iqra Programme on the 15

th of April 2019. Two sessions were

held for the foundation phase and intermediate phase. There was great excitement as the learners were spellbound for an hour as the actors dramatized and brought the words from different books to life.

BOOK CHARACTER DAY Orient Islamic School recently held its Annual Book Character Day on the 15

th of April 2019.

Indeed, it was a wonderful sight to see all the learners geared up in their costumes representing their favourite book character. Out of the books popped Anne Frank, Joe Hardy, Oliver Twist, Little Red Riding Hood and a host of other characters. There was excitement in the air as each class paraded and showed off their costumes on this exciting day.


BOOK FAIR The Annual Book Fair held on the 16th and 17th of April 2019 at Orient Islamic School was once again a roaring success. The fair showcased a huge variety of books by popular children's authors. We were very privileged to have hosted authors Shafinaaz Hassim and Fadila Moolla who signed off their respective books. Fadila Moolla's first book," Take Control" was well re-ceived by those who visited the fair.


NOTHING SWEETER THAN EID-UL-FITR

The Primary School learners assembled on the 04th of June where they each received a sweet

treat to welcome Eid-UL-Fitr. Learners were in high spirits and enjoyed this little gesture.

In’Sha Allah this Ramadaan has been rewarding to each and everyone of you.


COMMUNITY OUTREACH, STAFFING, MARKETING

AND OTHER EXCITING NEWS

OUTREACH PROGRAMMES IN RAMADAAN Jazakallah –Khairun to all our parents for supporting our outreach Programme namely ; Blanket Drive , Syria Relief and our staff hamper collection drive A special thank you to the Vallie family who generously sponsored Hampers for our support staff. This was indeed an emotional mo-ment for the staff.

PRE-RAMADAAN TALK Jazak’Allah to the Mums’ Committee for coordinating a successful and spiritually uplifting Pre-Ramadaan Talk on the 24

th of April 2019. This Programme was facilitated by Aapa Aadila

Kharsany

WORLD KEFFIYEH DAY World Keffiyeh Day was marked on Saturday, 11 May 2019. This is a global movement initiated by Solidarity for Palestinian Human Rights (SPHR), a student run organization in Canada. On May 10, Friday, we appealed to our learners and educators to be part of a global movement and wear their keffiyeh (Palestinian scarf) to school, showing support for the Palestinian cause and struggle. All proceeds will go towards our Syria Campaign.


JOINT IFTHAAR PROGRAMME An Ifthaar Programme was hosted by the school and the Learner representative Council on the 18th and 19th of May 2019 for females and males respectively . The learners from the Islamic Guidance Centre joined us on the 18th of May 2019. Jazak’Allah to all parents and learners who attended.

MY CHARITY BOX Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him said “You will not believe until you love for your brother what you love for yourself” The “My Charity Box” campaign in Ramadaan got our Primary School learners personally involved in giving from their pocket money to others less fortunate. Learners are involved in all stages of the collection. Small acts when multiplied by millions of people, CAN transform the world” All the money that was collected from the “My Charity Box” initiative went towards purchasing lots of treats for the less fortunate that were packaged at school with the help of our primary school learners ,Alhamdullilah! The other half of the money will be go-ing to our Syria Collection ,InshaAllah.We are so blessed that we will be able to put smiles on some faces this Ramadaan.


DATE SEED COLLECTION

Darul Ihsan Humanitarian Centre has for some years been collecting Kajoor/date pits for their ‘Zikr @ Home’ project. The date pits collection project entails the collection of Kajoor/date pits which are washed, treated and packed in suitable containers. These are useful to engage in Zikr whether individually or collectively. . Orient Islamic School is proud to have been a part of this noble project. Jazak’Allah to learners and parents for assist-ing in this collection.

BLANKET OUTREACH

Orient Islamic school went on a Collection drive to distribute Blankets to the underprivileged. A sum of R 43 670 was raised for 625 Blankets. The learners of OIS together with Darul Ihsaan Humanitarian Centre will dis-tribute the Blankets to the underprivileged in various areas of Durban. Learners of Orient Islamic School to-gether with Darul Ihsaan Humanitarian Centre interacted with brothers and sisters of Kwa Makhuta Islamic Centre on Sunday 26 May 2019. 100 blankets were distributed to the underprivileged. We would like to take this opportunity to thank the Orient Family once again for generously supporting this noble cause. Allah SWT grant each one of you Jaza e Khair.


GREYVILLE OUTREACH - BLANKET DRIVE Sixteen grade 5 learners visited Greyville Primary school on the 13th of June 2019 to distribute blankets as part of the Darul Ih-san blanket drive which Orient Islamic School had contributed to during term 2. Our learners were warmly welcomed on a chilly morning by the Greyville Primary intermediate phase learners in their school hall. Hamza Mansoor presented an introductory speech and Atiyyah Amojee reminded all of the reasons we are proud to be South Africans. It was a heartwarming experience for grade 5 learners.

SOUL2SOLE CAMPAIGN

The learners of Orient Islamic School accompanied Soul to Soul to drop off new school shoes to learners at Empilweni Primary School in Bothas Hill. Our learners thoroughly enjoyed themselves assisting the host learners fit on their new school shoes. Jazakallah khair to all learners who contributed their school shoes at the end of 2018 towards this project.

STAFF HAMPERS DURING RAMADAAN "The best charity is that given in Rama-daan" The learners of O.I.S helped in the collection of groceries for our cleaning, se-curity and maintenance staff. The groceries were sorted and packed into boxes and la-belled for each individual. A sum of money was also collected and distributed amongst the staff. Jazak’Allah to all for their contribu-tions.


MARKETING AND EXCITING NEWS

60TH ANNIVERSARY

2019 marks the 60th anniversary of our institution. The School has an array of events lined up to celebrate this meritorious milestone. May Allah (SWT) continue to guide us and give us the strength to ensure that the goals and vision of the School is met consistently. Ameen.

LADIES DAY OUT

The School will be hosting a Ladies Day Out Extravaganza on the 27th of July 2019, In’Sha Allah. There will be host of trendy stalls and food dens available on the day. Be sure to join us for all the fun and excitement right here at Orient.

OPEN MORNING

An Open morning will be held on the 31st July 2019 for all prospective parents looking to se-cure placement for their child at the Institute, We look forward to assisting you in making this process as simple and seamless as possible. For any queries in respect of admission at the School, please contact us on 031 309 1450 alternatively pop us an email on [email protected]


MESSAGE FROM THE SPORTS DESK

AMS SOCCER Our Under 9 and 11 Soccer Team's played some outstanding Football in reaching the AMS Astroturf Fi-

nals.Luqmaan Omed Ali won the Under 9, Player of the Tournament Award. All the Boy's received Medals. The

team's are also currently representing the School in the Safa, Durban Central Football League Program.

CRICKET The Boy's were consistent in their weekly Practice sessions for Cricket at the Hashim Amla Cricket Academy.

The School will be affiliating Team's in the KZN, Durban Central League and will be participating in the KFC

Mini Cricket Program. Matches will be set up in the 3rd and 4th terms against other Schools.

NETBALL AND VOLLEYBALL Our Girls have shown a lot of enthusiasm in Netball and Volleyball. Large number's have turned out for Train-

ing and Practice sessions in preparation for the forthcoming AMS Competitions.


MESSAGE FROM THE SPORTS DESK

FP FUNLETICS The Foundation Phase learners had an enthralling day on the 02

nd of May 2019 at their annual Funletics. Learn-

ers showed their competitive spirit as they battled it out through and array of items between their respective

houses; Shams and Qamr. Essentially, it was a fun-filled day that brought smiles to the faces of the little ones.

Jazak’Allah to all parents and well-wishers who attended this event at UKZN Indoor Sports Centre (Westville).


MESSAGE FROM THE LIBRARIAN

READING MONTH INITIATIVE At Orient Islamic, the month of April has gained momentum as our Reading Month. A host of activities are planned during this month to reinforce the value and importance of reading among our learners. The Annual Book Fair once again proved to be a phenomenal success with both parents and learners showing great inter-est in the selection and purchasing of books for their home libraries. The wide variety of books ensured that there was a book to match the interest of learners from grade R up to grade 9. We are very privileged to have hosted authors Shafinaaz Hassim and Fadila Moolla who signed off their respective books. Fadila Moolla's first book," Take Control" was well received by those who visited the fair. We thank all parents and learners for their support.

READING CHALLENGE The Reading Challenge was launched during the month of April targeting the Primary School learners. Once again, the aim of the challenge was to ensure that every learner borrowed a book from the library. It was both a class and individual challenge. Every Friday, for the month of April, the Reading Challenge posters outside the classrooms were updated with the latest stats from that week. It was really inspiring to see learners comparing their results with their neighbouring classes and then urging their fellow classmates to borrow books. Upon returning their books to the library, learners were briefly questioned on it by library personnel. This was to ensure that books were REALLY read and not just borrowed to improve the reading figures. Winners were announced at special assemblies held for the Foundation Phase and Intermediate Phase respec-tively. The winning class of the 2019 Reading Challenge (FP) was GRADE 2.3 and the Top Reader was SALMA MAHOMEDY (gr. 2.1). The winning class for the Intermediate Phase was GRADE 5.2 and the Top Reader was HUMAIRAH VARIAWA (gr. 6.1). A certificate was awarded to the winning class and each learner was treated to a bookmark and a packet of chips. The top readers were each given a novel and a certificate as well. The Ramadaan Challenge followed the Reading Challenge. In this challenge learners were told stories and then questioned on the moral lessons learned from them. Learners were rewarded with stars on their class charts for their responses to the questions asked. Learners were encouraged to display excellent akhlaaq.


Mariam Khan S choo l L ib ra r i a n

MESSAGE FROM THE LIBRARIAN

WRITING WORKSHOP A writing workshop conducted by authoress Shafinaaz Hassim was held for the grade 6 learners. It was a highly

interactive and engaging session and it was indeed amazing to see their thought processes and creativity un-

fold as they shared their ideas and stories with their peers. We also take this opportunity of wishing Shafinaaz

everything of the best as she was selected as one of the 2019 Finalists in the Sanlam Prize for Youth Literature

for her yet to be released book, Nisaa Qamar and the Legend of Qawthar.

VISIT TO THE CITY HALL LIBRARY The grade 4 learners went on a tour of the City Library and the Natural Science Museum. Learners were ex-

posed to the process of borrowing books from a public library. Membership forms were given to those learn-

ers keen on becoming members of the Municipal library.


Mariam Khan S choo l L ib ra r i a n


18 July 2019 Madiba Day Celebration/ Eid Meelun As Salaam

18 July 2019 SA Maths Challenge – Final

24 July 2019 Gr 6 Speech Contest –Durban And District (Orient/host)

27 July 2019 Ladies Day Out

30 July 2019 Gr 5 Speech Contest –Durban And District (Sherwood Primary)

31 July 2019 Open Morning

01 August 2019 Grade 2 Mini Master chef

05 / 06 August 2019 D.U.T Science Expo (Selected Learners)

07 August 2019 SAASTE NST Olympiad – (Selected Learners)

08 August 2019 AMS Science Fair – (Selected Learners)

09 August 2019 National Women’s Day – (Public Holiday)

11/12 August 2019 Eid-Ul-Adha

22 August 2019 FP Excursion

27 and 28 August 2019 Speech And Drama Festival – (Selected Learners)

29 August 2019 Clubs

31 August 2019 FP Friendship Day

02 September 2019 Arbour Day Programme

02-06 September 2019 Spring /Arbour Week

05 September 2019 Special Assembly – Arbor Day

06 September 2019 Grade R Dad’s Day

08 September 2019 Fun Run

09 - 13 September 2019 Conquesta Olympiad – (Selected Learners)

14 September 2019 Coastal Clean Up / Recycling Day

18 September 2019 Poetry Recital/ Art Exhibition

18 September 2019 Parent Consultations

19 September 2019 Term Awards

20 September 2019 Term End

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· th Anniversary Primary School fun day and other school activi-ties to commemorate the th Year. Other activities planned are the Ladies Day Out, Family Sports Day, our Annual Fun