Hurlyvale Primary School collects water for animal shelters in need

"It was a real team effort."

A Hurlyvale Primary School learner carrying a bottle of water to the delivery truck.

Hurlyvale Primary School collected close to 6 000 litres of water for animal shelters in Cape Town.

Graeme Mitchley, deputy principal of the school, said learners formed a human chain to carry the water from the school’s hall to the delivery truck.

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“It was a real team effort,” said Mitchley.

He thanked the Hurlyvale community for all their support.

Some Hurlyvale Primary School learners at the delivery truck which was used to transport the collected water.
Hurlyvale Primary School learners carrying bottles of water to the delivery truck.
A Hurlyvale Primary School learner carrying a bottle of water to the delivery truck.
Seen here is the human chain Hurlyvale Primary School learners formed to carry water from the school’s hall to the delivery truck.
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