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Friday, December 6, 2013
RIP Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela
Tuesday, November 12, 2013
Outing to Croc City
On Friday the 8th of November the Grade 000 and Grade 00 classes visited croc city located near Lanseria airport. It was a fantastic opportunity for he children to learn hands on about the fascinating world of reptiles.
We moved between watching an informative DVD about crocodiles and a "touch and feel" session where we were able to hold real crocodile eggs, skins, skulls and a live baby crocodile. The friendly guides then took us on a tour to see the crocodiles, which are over 5m long. We then had our snacks and got a chance to play on the jungle gym. We then had a group reptile session where we were shown a variety of fascinating insects and reptiles.
The highlight of the day for many of us was holding an 18kg albino python around our necks. We all had so much and learnt so much about crocodiles and reptiles in general.
By Michelle Hackmann (Pink class)
We moved between watching an informative DVD about crocodiles and a "touch and feel" session where we were able to hold real crocodile eggs, skins, skulls and a live baby crocodile. The friendly guides then took us on a tour to see the crocodiles, which are over 5m long. We then had our snacks and got a chance to play on the jungle gym. We then had a group reptile session where we were shown a variety of fascinating insects and reptiles.
The highlight of the day for many of us was holding an 18kg albino python around our necks. We all had so much and learnt so much about crocodiles and reptiles in general.
By Michelle Hackmann (Pink class)
Monday, November 11, 2013
Friendly Pets Farmyard
On Friday 1st November Friendly Pets Farmyard
visited Sagewood Pre-primary to show and teach us about pets. The children were
seated under a shady tree in the playground and listened carefully about how to
care for our pets at home.
We were taught how to handle the pets and the children were
very enthusiastic to touch the variety of animals including fluffy rabbits, a
dancing cockatoo, rats that lick your fingers, mice that tickle, guinea pigs
having a bad hair day, one week old chicks, love birds and many more.
Anushchka the black Labrador was one of the favourites. She
was all too willing to demonstrate to our little ones how a dog eats dry
biscuits! She sat placidly and patiently while even the most timid of children
stroked her and felt her cold, wet nose.
It was a lovely hands on experience for us to learn about
Friendly Pets.
Monday, November 4, 2013
Wednesday, October 30, 2013
Tuesday, October 29, 2013
Wednesday, October 16, 2013
Saturday, October 5, 2013
World Teacher's Day
On this World Teacher's Day, we salute all our teachers. We appreciate your efforts, enthusiasm and hardwork. Enjoy your weekend!
" Teachers’ professional knowledge and skills are the most important factor for quality education. This World Teachers’ Day, we call for teachers to receive stronger training upfront and continual professional development and support..." Irina Bokova, UNESCO Director-General
" Teachers’ professional knowledge and skills are the most important factor for quality education. This World Teachers’ Day, we call for teachers to receive stronger training upfront and continual professional development and support..." Irina Bokova, UNESCO Director-General
Thursday, September 19, 2013
Friday, September 13, 2013
Wednesday, September 11, 2013
MATRIC DANCE 2013
The 2013 Matric Dance was another successful event on the school calendar.
What a splendid night!
extreme elegance.
What a splendid night!
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