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DreamHill International School’s learners showed off their flair after taking part in DreamHill’s Got Talent on November 6.
Learners showcased their dance moves, singing skills, playing of music instruments and showcasing of their artwork, among other forms of arts.
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According to the school principal, Susan van Heerden, it appeared that all the children were looking forward to the talent show because they were well-rehearsed and entertaining.
She added that the learners from ages six to 13 blew the crowd away with their performances and visual arts.
“This event was a platform for children to showcase their potential in music, dance, art, gymnastics and poetry.
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The event was not limited to children from DreamHill School only but children from other schools performed as well.”
Van Heerden announced the winners for the night:
In visual arts
• Age six to nine: Gaupalelwe Mokwape won for his model of a city.
• Age 10 to 13: Sahasra Kalakonda got an achievement for her painting of still life.
• The overall second runner-up was Chaaturya Vempati.
In performing arts
• Age six to nine: Akshara Seethalam got an achievement for her dance performance.
• Age 10 to 13: Anuyah Beeravelley got an achievement for her Indian dance performance.
• Over all runner-up for performing arts was Shareefa Djoubarou.
Van Heerden concluded, saying ‘the event was very eclectic and entertaining.
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Details: DreamHill International School 010 023 0556.
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