The little ones were treated to a puppet show by the staff of Junior College Gardens; along with sensory and movement activities including obstacle courses and storytelling.
Junior College Gardens also congratulated their now qualified childhood development teacher Caroline Stirling for graduating with a Bachelor of Arts in Education. Stirling is now studying towards her honours in education.
“It’s always so refreshing to see young individuals taking a liking to shaping our future leaders of tomorrow,” said Elizabeth Steenkamp, principal of Junior College Gardens.
“It was amazing to see how beautiful friendships blossomed among our children. We will definitely be inviting them again to enjoy another day of fun.”
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