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Cheerful welcome back at Creston

Despite a rainy start, the children embraced their first day with big smiles.

January 26, 2024
South Coast Herald 1 minute read
Grade 12s, Jenna Tryon (left) and Lilitha Mvana enjoying the college phase orientation programme.

Creston College warmly ushered in a new academic year, extending a cheerful welcome to all new and current learners and staff.

Despite a rainy start, the pre-primary children embraced their first day with big smiles, engaging in play, songs, and making friends. The enthusiasm set a positive tone for a joyful and educational year ahead.

Special attention was given to the Grade 4s entering the senior primary phase, while the Class of 2024 embarked on their final formal schooling chapter with the Grade 12 Tie Ceremony on January 17, marking a significant milestone in their academic journey.

Hazel Flanagan, who has entered the senior primary phase, with Grade 4 teacher Tarryn Snyman.

The prefects organised an engaging orientation programme, paving the way for a smooth transition for new learners entering the college phase.

Creston proudly acknowledged exceptional matric results, further reflecting the commitment to fostering a dynamic and successful learning environment for all learners.

Creston College is ready for action with its new tennis and netball multipurpose courts and new cricket batting cages and pitch.

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January 26, 2024
South Coast Herald 1 minute read

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