Crawford Preparatory Fourways combined Tekkie Tax Day with Shape Day, and children.
The Fourways community left a little sparkle on 25 May as schools and businesses across the area celebrated Tekkie Tax Day by buying their stickers, shirts and colourful laces in support of local charities.
Jaci Tibbit, Mrs Mzantzi Africa 2018 winner and a proud supporter of the Tekkie Tax initiative, visited 13 schools and businesses around the greater Fourways area who took part in the day to say thank you for their participation.
Ian Rothman, principal of Crawford Prep Fourways, welcomed Jaci Tibbit on the morning of 25 May. Photo: Robyn KirkThe children of Reddam House Helderfontein tried something different and wore their stickers on their faces when Jaci Tibbit visited. Photo: Robyn KirkBest friends Hayley Gentz and Noriko Nkhalamba, in Grade 4 at Reddam House Helderfontein, coordinated their Tekkie Tax outfits on 25 May. Photo: Robyn KirkChristine Heath welcomed Jaci Tibbit to Palm Gardens Vet, which sold animal stickers from their practice for Tekkie Tax Day. Photo: Robyn KirkThe Bridge Assisted Learning School may be small, but they have a big heart as every single child wore a Tekkie Tax sticker on 25 May. Photo: Robyn KirkLife Riverfield Lodge in Nietgedacht saw staff and patients support education through the Tekkie Tax initiative on 25 May.The Marketing Arm, located in Fourways, also took part in the Tekkie Tax initiative on 25 May.Fourways High School bought 1257 stickers in honour of Tekkie Tax Day.The doctors, nurses and other staff of Fourways Life Hospital welcomed Jaci Tibbit on 25 May as they showed off their Tekkie Tax stickers.Local auditing firm Watermark Auditors encouraged their staff to wear tekkies on the day.The Thusano Group in Fourways made sure that their tekkies were extra colourful when staff members wore Tekkie Tax laces on 25 May.The children of Bryanston High School added a Tekkie Tax twist to their school uniforms in honour of the day.After participating in Tekkie Tax in 2017, Chartwell Country College staff and children were excited to do it again in 2018.Cooper College in Northriding was one of the biggest local contributors to this year’s Tekkie Tax Day, and children from the school could select any of the five stickers to wear to class on the day. Photo: Robyn Kirk
