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Traditional attire at Thembalethu Primary for Heritage celebrations

Wednesday, 28 September 2022, 08:25

Thembalethu Primary School held a celebration for Heritage Day on Friday 23 September, with teachers and learners wearing colourful outfits. During the course of the day, groups of learners provided entertainment in the form of ingoma (music) and umxhentso (dance) celebrating their heritage. 

Photos: Zama Gagu

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Nandisa Nombembe and Sivuyo Gcaza looking very smart.
The teachers pose for a snapshot.
Thembalethu Primary principal BJ Tyesi also dressed up for the Heritage Day event.
The learners went all out with their traditional attire.
Teacher Nombulelo Bibi looked very smart.
The teachers toast their roosterkoek.
Organiser of the event, Nontsikelelo Morgan, wore her heritage attire with pride.
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