Amajuba High successfully hosts frozen Winterland matric dance
The school's Grade 12s shook off their school uniforms to don exquisite gowns and suave suits for the annual matric dance.
Held at their school hall on Friday (July 12), the theme, ‘Frozen Winterland,’ was executed to perfection as the hall dripped in white and silver decorations, transforming the hall into an icy wonderland.
The annual matriculation farewell causes much excitement, not only for the students but also for the families who assemble to watch the matriculants arrive in style and walk the ramp as supermodels would.
Sounds of revving cars and screams of excitement filled the air as students after students stepped up to strut their walk in different shades and styles of dresses and suits, from vintage-inspired to more risqué, Hollywood-esque styles.
The night was a definite highlight for the Grade 12s, as they now turn their focus to the final months of the school year.
See photos below:
Benson Barkowitz and Alexandra Hull
The stunning hosts for the evening
Lenneque Swanepoel and Wynand Smith
Sobahle Nhlonipho and Lindokuhle Zulu
Asanda Dhlomo and Andile Vilakazi
Ntokozo Xulu
Letho Nxumalo and Njabulo Mthethwa
Alwande Mkhize and Thabo
Luhle Mcwabe and Minenhle Hadebe
Simikahle Ngobese and Nkosinathi Msongwa
Refiloe Mokoena, Asanda Dlamini, Mpumelelo Donda
Loyiso Kubheka
Sako Mabaso and Lethu
Wezi Mhlongo and OJ Mbatha
Bancwele Mandevu and Cornelius Odidika
Asanda Hlongwa and Nontobeko Gama
Nhloso Zwane
Sphesihle Shabalala and Thando Hobe
Head boy Zothani Dlomo and Bongokuhle Ngwenya
Wami Shabalala and Asanda
Lucky Shandu and Busisiwe Mahlangu
Nwabisa Xaba
Images from Amajuba matric dance
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