BROWNS School received a generous donation from a Grade 12 learner from Westville Boys’ High School.
Westville Boys’ High schools, Kieran Jacoby approached Lauren O’Connell from The Browns School Autistic unit, to help collect items for their autistic unit.
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Henriette Egan, who teachers Afrikaans at the school, headed the collection with the help from learners, Kieran Jacoby and fellow Grade 12 learner, Samir Koovajee. All items were collected by parents, learners and teachers from Westville Boys’ High School.
The Browns School is having their annual fete at the school situated at 28 Mariannridge Drive in Caversham Glen, this Saturday, 2 September at 8.30am to 3pm. The fete is the school’s biggest fund-raiser, and would appreciate all the support from the community.
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The autistic unit, at The Browns School, is proud to announce the opening of a new autistic class for the age group of three to five year olds, on 1 September.
The Browns School welcomes all forms of donations. If anyone would like to make a donation to the autistic unit, please contact the school on 031 700 3535.
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