Pinetown Girls’ celebrate SA’s cultures
Learners and staff showcased their traditional attires.
IT was indeed a colourful affair at Pinetown Girls’ High School as Heritage Day was celebrated on Thursday, September 23.
The Hindu Student Association (HSA) shook their hips to an upbeat Indian song. Learner, Aphiwe Shangase, recited a beautiful poem, there was also a showstopper traditional Zulu dance by the talented drama students.
“PGHS embraced diversity in a meaningful way and it was a proud moment for staff and learners to honour their heritage,” said principal, Sibongile Njapha.
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