THE drum majorettes from the Grace Trinity School for Girls have a wonderful opportunity.
Both the primary school and the high school drum majorette teams have to compete in the South African National Championships.
The event will take place from July 1 to 8 in Oudtshoorn.
In order to make this a reality, a fund-raiser is being held at Luso Africa’s home grounds, Hattingh Park, in Walnut Road in Primrose East on May 27.
The funds raised will help to pay for competition fees, uniforms, accommodation, three healthy meals a day as well as snacks throughout the day, and transport.
The school is also looking for sponsorship for tracksuits, T-shirts, sweatshirts and kit bags.
The fund-raiser will see people enjoying a traditional Portuguese three-course lunch, along with prizes, bingo, raffles, music and lots of fun.
Tickets cost R200 per person and children under 12 pay R80 each.
A cash bar will be available.
Drum majorettes began at Grace Trinity in 2014 in the primary school.
The school started competing in the President’s League in 2015, achieving the first place at the South African National Championships. The primary school was then promoted to the Elite League.
The high school competed for the first time in the President’s League in 2016 and achieved second place at the South African National Championships.
In the 2018 majorette season, both the primary and the high school will be competing in the Elite League.
For more information or to book your tickets, call Claudio De Abreu on 063 684 3713, Sandra De Abreu on 073 547 5500, Kelly Belman on 082 690 4128 or Zia De Araujo on 082 820 1498.
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