Remember two months ago when it was the FIFA World Cup? I finally got around to loading some photos of the work we did at St. Leo and at 1000 HCH. MK and Shin did most of the work at Leo’s while Meg and I focused our energies on 1000 Hills:
At Leo’s we had a daily countdown to the Cup. Here is what it looked like:
Leo’s had a two week camp where we divided the kids into teams according to country. MK made sweet bracelets to keep track of the kiddos.
Lusanda, a grade 4 learner, shows his Paper Mache skills.
MK, Shin and Ayanda (the St. Leo’s Computer teacher) had Net Ball tourneys to keep the kids active and entertained.
And the kids decorated soccer kits for whichever team they were (they matched the groovy bracelets that MK made) assigned.
Over the hill, in Inchanga Meg and I kept the kids at the Community Center well entertained…
We did lots of Bafana themed art projects and face paints.
Some of our teachers, Pretty and Dumah, helped decorate the creche’s Bafana poster.
We also had a very successful art gallery to display all of the learners' work.
And an awesome inspirational heroes project. (If you look closely you can see “Spongebob is my hero because he is funny.” And the more sentimental and meaningful “Maduma (Dawn Leppan – founder of 1000 HCH) is my hero because she helped me.”)
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