The Interact Club at Port Shepstone High held a pink themed civvies day honouring National Women’s Day.
The SANBS also paid a visit to the school, giving learners the opportunity to participate in a blood drive.
A total of 76 pints of blood were donated. Well done to the Peer Promoters for the encouragement.
In addition, a special assembly was held last Friday to celebrate learners’ excellence in their respective extra-curricular activities and to offer a warm welcome to new teachers in the English department, Noluvuyo Mogale and Brendan McGarr.
The Interact Club also made a return visit to St. Martin’s last Friday, where they spent the afternoon connecting, learning, and lending a helping hand.
Sheppie High once again proves to be a hub of enrichment, both inside and outside the classroom.
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