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Applause - 31 January

Celebrating the goodness of Grahamstonians!

OFF TO THE USA... Kelly Long from the Diocesan School for Girls was selected to represent South Africa at the fi fth International Sustainable World Project Olympiad to be held in Houston, Texas in the United States from 2-7 May this year. Photo: Supplied
OFF TO THE USA... Kelly Long from the Diocesan School for Girls was selected to represent South Africa at the fi fth International Sustainable World Project Olympiad to be held in Houston, Texas in the United States from 2-7 May this year. Photo:...
GETTING BRONZED... These two DSG girls Sarah Blunden and Yse Chabanel, and St Andrew’s College boy, Adam Rosenthal (below) received their Bronze Standard Awards from the President's Award for Youth Empowerment programme. Other pupils that received this award, but are absent from the photograph, are James Godlonton, Peter Maffessanti and Tyler Paul. Photos: Supplied
GETTING BRONZED... These two DSG girls Sarah Blunden and Yse Chabanel, and St Andrew’s College boy, Adam Rosenthal (below) received their Bronze Standard Awards from the President's Award for Youth Empowerment programme. Other pupils that...
Applause - 31 January
HAPPY HIKERS... The Nombulelo Hiking Club, consisting of about 40 kids invited Mary Waters Secondary (about 20 learners) to hike from the Grey Dam to the toposcope and back. Learners walked from their respective schools to the Grey Dam in order to start training for the year. Mr Du Preez (right back) from Nombulelo and Vanessa Rademeyer from Mary Waters and the school's caretaker, Johnny Mapaling, accompanied the learners. Photo: Supplied
HAPPY HIKERS... The Nombulelo Hiking Club, consisting of about 40 kids invited Mary Waters Secondary (about 20 learners) to hike from the Grey Dam to the toposcope and back. Learners walked from their respective schools to the Grey Dam in order to...
WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS... The St Andrew’s Prep School Grade 4-7 pupils enjoyed the traditional beginning of year picnic at Grey Dam recently. There was fudge being made in groups over open fi res, swimming in the dam and a picnic lunch to enjoy. It was a great start to the school year and a way for new, as well as old boys and staff to get to know one another. This is the winning group in the fudge making competition. Photo: Supplied
WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS... The St Andrew’s Prep School Grade 4-7 pupils enjoyed the traditional beginning of year picnic at Grey Dam recently. There was fudge being made in groups over open fi res, swimming in the dam and a picnic lunch to enjoy. It...