Afrikaanse Hoërskool Germiston’s Ahgie-festival was a huge success with the colour run being just one of the highlights of the day. Back, from left, are: André Gouws (16), Nikita Buitendag (15), Anuschka Smit (16) and Theuns van Rooyen (15). Front: Anuschke Strauss (15). These were just some of the participants who had an awesome time. The festival was held at the school in Webber Road, last Saturday.
Afrikaanse Hoërskool Germiston held a successful and colourful Ahgie-festival, last Saturday.
The day proved to be a great outing for the whole family.
The festival took place on the sports fields at the school, from 8am to 4pm.
Guests were able to enjoy a flea market with different food stalls, second-hand books and other interesting stalls, as well as a display of motor cars and motorcycles, a tea garden, a dog show by Paws, a dog show by Bidvest Protea Coin dogs, a show by a Volkspele group, a Renate School of Dancing show, and a host of local singers.
One of the highlights of the day, besides the popular House of Horrors (spookhuis), was the colour run with many youngsters coming away in all colours of the rainbow.
Seth (10) and Ruth (13) Rodriguez show off the spoils of war after the two took part in the Afrikaanse Hoërskool Germiston’s Ahgie-festival colour run.
All branches of Germiston’s Helpende Hand hosted a stand at Afrikaanse Hoërskool Germiston’s Ahgie-festival, last Saturday. Anita Putter (back, left), Rita Meyer, Adeke van der Merwe, Yolanda Hall, Riana van Staden, Schantel Koekemoer, Jenny Araujo (front, left) and Sandra Ludik showcase just some of the articles on the work the group has done in the community.
