Spreading Easter joy
Lizahn Bowers|Published
Members of Cannon Creek Independent School's Interact Society and Go.com (Christian Union) visited SOS Children's Village in Thornton on Monday April22. Here, they treated around 80 children to a fun Easter egg hunt - spreading the joy of Easter. The high school collected more than 1 800 Easter eggs.
The group of Cannons Creek pupils, with Candice de Villiers, head of interact, back row, and Zoleka Booi (house mother, left) and social worker Phephe Ndlovu, right.
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Grade 12 pupil Reese Rumble sharing the joy of Easter.
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Grade 11 pupil Amarachi Zondi, reliving her childhood by hiding her Easter egg in the playground tunnel.
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