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Tamlin helps Rebontsheng Primary School student plant vegetable garden

Tamlin works to make a difference as a Miss Earth South Africa 2015 regional semi-finalist.

June 1, 2015

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Tamlin-Jade Johnson and the Grade Five students from the Rebontsheng Primary School pose for a group shot.

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Grade Five teacher Gloria Somoro (left) and Tamlin-Jade Johnson pose together at the planting of the Rebontsheng Primary School’s vegetable garden. Gloria is thrilled with the effect this vegetable garden has had on the children of the school.

Tamlin-Jade Johnson (left), Sharon Lensley and students from the Rebontsheng Primary School plant herbs in the school’s new vegetable garden.

Students of the Rebontsheng Primary School’s together with their parents and Miss Earth South Africa 2015, regional semi-finalist, Tamlin-Jade Johnson get stuck in planting a sustainable vegetable garden for the Vosloorus school.

Karabo Tsotetsi (left) helps Tamlin-Jade Johnson plant some herbs in the vegetable garden at Rebontsheng Primary School.

Lerato Lefawane (11) smiles shyly as she plants some spinach.

Twelve-year-old Rebontsheng Primary School student Lloyd Mdlalose (left), Tamlin-Jade Johnson and Reanetse Shabalala (11) get their hands dirty while planting a vegetable garden at the school.

Tamlin-Jade Johnson smiles with Sharon Lensley from Kirchhoffs in Honeydew, sponsors of the Rebontsheng Primary School’s vegetable garden.

Tamlin-Jade Johnson (22), from Solheim, is one of the regional semi-finalists for Miss Earth South Africa 2015.

June 1, 2015

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