Sea Point Primary School spent the week celebrating former president Nelson Mandela last week. On Mandela Day, Thursday July 18, the pupils spent the day giving back 67 minutes to the school, choosing from different projects in which they would give of their time. Some painted flower pots, while others cleaned playing areas, did gardening and cleaned the area around the school. They also took part in planting a new garden in their shaded areas and a veggie garden, learning about farming in the process.The school also held a “bread and spreads” collection for Little Brinks, collecting 176 loaves of bread and 150 sandwich spreads.
The pupils spent the day giving back 67 minutes to the school, choosing from different projects in which they would give of their time.
Sea Point Primary School celebrated Mandela the whole of last week.
Public servants and volunteers from different companies baked bread and made soup for those in need with chef Jenny Morris and Peninsula Beverages to celebrate Mandela Day at the Cape Quarter in Green Point.
Public servants and volunteers from different companies baked bread and made soup for those in need with chef Jenny Morris and Peninsula Beverages to celebrate Mandela Day. From left, are Juaniva Jansen, Ms Morris and Bilqees Jacobs.
