A Vine time at the market

Vine School assistant teacher Noxolo Makupula makes beaded jewellery with, from left, pupils Willow Lear, 8, Alisia Els, 8, and Marley O Ryan,4. There was a variety of arts and crafts and tasty treats on offer to the hundreds of people who visited Vine School’s market day on Saturday. Activities for the children included football, tug-of-war and archery.

Grade 7 Vine School pupils selling ice cream, from left, are Ella Ramsay, Katelyn Stevenson, Felicity Nduku and Holly Vat. Melani Jackson enjoying the market day with her children, Isabella, 6, and Gabriel, 3. Mackson Chavula and his daughter, Vine School pupil Shyleen Chavula,10, entertain with their acrobatic talents. Selling tie-dye scrunchies and buffs, from left, are Leo Lear, 5, Lily Lear, 9, Grace Mulligan, 9, Shyleen Chavula, 10, Inez Ronne, 9, and Luthando Ncube, 10. Grade 2 Vine School pupil Samuel Schrieff, 7, strikes a karate pose with his dad, Gerard Schrieff. Former Vine School pupil Caitlin Wagner, 12, and her mother, Leslee Wagner came to support the event.

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