Here is the team responsible for the Mandela Day project. Palesa Moloi (left, front), Palesa Liphapang, Charity Moloi and Elaine Pillay, Angelique De Abreu (left, back), Tembi Mashianhok, Florah Moloi and Gertrude Khoza.
Students from St Catherine’s School decided to dedicate their 67 Minutes of community service for Mandela Day to the elderly.
Each child was asked to bring in a packet of soup.
The soup was prepared by teachers at the school and transported to SAVF Die Anker, an old age home, in the area.
With the help of the COPs (Community Outreach Project students) the soup was served to the elderly for lunch.
Palesa Moloi (left), Palesa Liphapang and Florah Moloi (back) pose with the pots of soup St Catherine’s School took to SAVF Die Anker as part of their 67 Minutes of community service.
Here is the team responsible for the Mandela Day project. Palesa Moloi (left, front), Palesa Liphapang, Charity Moloi and Elaine Pillay, Angelique De Abreu (left, back), Tembi Mashianhok, Florah Moloi and Gertrude Khoza.
Elaine Pillay, the teacher in charge of COPs (Community Outreach Project students) stirs one of the pots of soup that was taken to SAVF Die Anker, as part of the school’s Mandela Day project.
Angelique De Abreu (left) and Charity Moloi watch over the cooking soup. The two were part of the St Catherine’s School Mandela Day project.
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