Hard work: Port Shepstone Senior Primary players with their coaches spent many hours in training (back, from left) Tishen Pillay, David Munien, Nozipho Valashiya, Rani Govender, Mawande Mzulwini, Silubonile Mabanti with Mihlali Mhlanga and Jordan Naidoo in front.
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PSSP pupils responded positively and held a successful ‘civvies day’ to support the Keshivan Govender Medical Fund. Proceeds were handed to chairman Basil Moodley to help cerebral palsy sufferer Keshivan Govender (3) travel to Thailand for stem cell treatment.
The school welcomed special guests Duduzile Ngcobo and former pupil and current UCT student Charnel Baker recently. Charnel was invited via Ugu District Youth Office to address grades 4 and 5 on the significance of Freedom Day.
The U12 and U14 boys’ volleyball teams competed in the PSVA knockout tournament at the Marburg Sports Complex last weekend. The U13 netball team played Port Shepstone High and won three of four matches.
Thanks go to Lindiwe Shozi, Wenzile Cele and Andiswa Tapu for generously sponsoring a new U13 netball kit and a SA netball ball. The junior soccer team drew 2-2 in a match against Margate Primary last Wednesday. Jordal Faro was nominated man of the match. The annual winter sports day takes place this Saturday, May 14.
Looking smart: The PSSP netball coach (from second from left) Elizabeth Madeya and U13 team members Caitlin Miller, Boitumelo Gasa, Sinoxolo Jali, Asemahle Ndabezitha, Aphiwe Mqadi, Zizipho Ntanzi, Karren Gumede, Emihle Ndabeni, Elihle Mqadi and Zizile Xoko are extremely grateful for the generous donation of a new netball kit and ball from sponsors Andiswa Tapu (extreme left) and Wenzile Cele and Lindiwe Shozi (right).
Hopeful: Port Shepstone Senior Primary players hoping to win are (back, from left) Kiran Sewpersad, Mongezi Mjwara, Kaden Indraprasad with Sphesihle Nhlumayo, Tyrique Singh and Uday Manawer in front.
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Heartfelt gesture: Port Shepstone Senior Primary teacher and pupils (from left) Rani Govender, Andiswa Ndlovu, Iman Khan, Declan Lloyd and Caitlin Miller proudly present the generous donation to Keshivan Govender Medical Fund chairman Basil Moodley.
Visiting speaker: PSSP pupils (from left) Kaila Raguber, Aaliyah Moosa, Calvin Horn, Zama-Same Ndolo and Lithitha Mankhahla enjoyed the informative talk about the significance of Freedom Day from past pupil Charnel Baker (right).
