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    A flourishing playground for Riebeek East

    Sive Faith GinyaBy Sive Faith GinyaJuly 14, 2022Updated:July 18, 2022No Comments1 Min Read
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    Colourful tyres at Riebeek East's revamped playground. Photo: Este Coetzee

    By ESTE COETZEE

    Nombulelo Secondary School’s Interact Club recently joined forces with the Flourish Foundation from the USA to upgrade the playground of the Riebeek East Combined School’s foundation phase.

    Colourful swings on the playground. Photo: Este Coetzee

    Denzil Smith and his colleagues erected tailor-made swings – and the little ones joined in. This included making a tyre structure painted with bright colors for the kids to develop their balance and big muscles.

    They also used tires to make a vegetable garden blooming with green vegetables. During this process the school’s staircase also got a facelift.

    The flourishing vegetable garden. Photo: Este Coetzee

    To celebrate the success of the work of these two forces Mfuso Dyira, the Makhanda boxing club owner staged a boxing tournament at the Riebeek East sports ground.

    The boxing tournament. Photo: Este Coetzee
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