TRINITONIAN 14 July 2019
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SCHOOL PAGES<br />
TRINITYHOUSE<br />
PRE-PRIMARY<br />
HERITAGE HILL<br />
Sports: Outdoor<br />
movement games are<br />
a firm favourite in the<br />
Owlet Class. Khulane<br />
De Conceicao wins one<br />
for the team, as they<br />
play tug-of-war against<br />
their fellow classmates.<br />
Academics: Preschool pupils are<br />
incredibly inquisitive and more<br />
than able to grasp the basic<br />
principles of Maths through playbased<br />
activities and structured<br />
learning. Here we see Vhulenda<br />
Ambani in the Zebra Class<br />
playing dominoes, which helps to<br />
improve number concept.<br />
Leadership: Leadership can take<br />
many forms. Here the Grade<br />
000 Penguin Class displays<br />
leadership skills through being<br />
the Bakerman. Each child is<br />
in charge of collecting money<br />
and handing out treats to their<br />
peers. Oatile Letshwiti stands<br />
proudly with his treats.<br />
Sports: The Grade 0s thoroughly<br />
enjoy our gross motor<br />
programme. Our lessons always<br />
include a variety of skills such<br />
as balance, locomotion, handeye<br />
co-ordination, foot-eye<br />
co-ordination, core strength and<br />
general fitness. Just look at Anele<br />
Sithole in the Giraffe Class about<br />
to smash the tennis ball.<br />
Cultural: “Art is not<br />
entertainment. Art is not luxury<br />
goods. Art is culture. It is you<br />
and me.” – Paige Bradley<br />
Uzanenkosi Mathenjwa in the<br />
Grade 0 Zebra Class proudly<br />
holds her gorgeous artwork.<br />
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Academics: Perceptual skills<br />
form the foundation of learning<br />
and Linathi Bongco and Ndzalo<br />
Phaswane in the Grade 00<br />
Bees Class could not wait to<br />
get started with heir puzzle on<br />
International Puzzle Day. Visual<br />
puzzles help develop many<br />
perceptual skills and form an<br />
important part of our weekly<br />
programme.<br />
Leadership: It is important to<br />
encourage early leadership skills<br />
in children by allowing them<br />
to take on age-appropriate<br />
responsibilities. In Grade 00,<br />
all the pupils are given the<br />
opportunity to take on roles<br />
of responsibility within their<br />
classes. Here you see Noah<br />
Bouwer from the Grade 00 Bees<br />
handing out sandwiches to his<br />
friends.
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