Keps boys dress up and give to the needy on Mandela Day

HOUGHTON – KEPS learners honour Madiba by making sandwiches for the needy on Mandela Day.

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July 26, 2019

KEPS learners Kayden Govender, Alex Tuck, Brody Cohn, Sibusiso Hessou and Caleb Volmink dress up in proudly South African colours. Photo: Supplied

King Edward VII Preparatory School (KEPS) wore civvies on Mandela Day, showing off some colourful Nelson Mandela-inspired clothes and proudly South African sports outfits.

Learners dedicated 67 minutes for charitable work, making more than 1 500 sandwiches for the needy and displaced people in honour of Mandela.

Learners dress up to honour Madiba. Back: Headmaster Doug Shead. Front: Joshua Eykelhof, Jack Ramsay, Liam Hughes and Nathan Hughes. *Photo: Supplied*

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