April 2023 Newsletter
This year the kids made beautiful Mother’s Day gift boxes which were filled with chocolates donated by Sandra.
Firstly, our Nativity Play on 28 November 2022 was a huge success.
Thank you so much to everyone who attended, making this a special night for our children.
Then it was the Graduation Ceremony during which we presented the Grade “R” children with their Certificates and caps.
Next was Father Christmas who visited our school
Thank you, Father Christmas - you did a wonderful job!
Once again, during 2022, our kids were spoilt by many kind people.
First was NOMAD TOURS who donated a school bag to each child containing a variety of toys, stationery and educational material. Thank you so much to Christina and her staff - this was really a big surprise... just look at these precious little faces.
Buying school clothes.
As usual, Pikkewyntjies gave each child R1000 towards their school clothes for Grade 1. Afterwards, we spoiled the children with fish and chips, as well as ice cream.
Prof Sias Grobler and his lovely wife visited the school.
They surprised the children with cupcakes, cold drinks and sweets. The staff was also thrilled when they were handed an envelope containing a monetary gift.
Susan Minne, who lives in the United States, visited the school.
Susan is one of our friends from the school and, whenever she is in South Africa, she always visits us. This year, she spoiled the children with a carload of educational toys, balls, and lots of stationery. A surprise gift was a brand-new pressure cooker for our kitchen. Thank you so much, Susan, you are very special to us.
Last, but not least, was our fun day.
This is usually the highlight of the year. As soon as the school year starts, the children ask me when I am going to set up the Slip ‘n Slide again. This goes hand in hand with a lovely picnic with sausage rolls, sweets, cold drinks and ice cream. What a wonderful day!
Then our pride and joy.
Every year, I always promise my ex-Pikkewyntjies that, at the end of the first few years of Primary School, I will give them R100 if they score all 7's on their report cards or R50 if they score one 6 and the rest 7’s.
Here are some photos of them receiving their money.
THANK YOU TO EACH AND EVERY ONE WHO MADE THIS SEASON A VERY SPECIAL ONE FOR ALL OUR CHILDREN. YOU WILL NEVER KNOW WHAT THE IMPACT IS OF YOUR GOOD DEED.
• MAAIKE
• J A RUSSELL
• LORETTE LUCKETT
• N A GREEN
• ASK IT
• FATHER IVAN AND MAUREEN SMITH
• GEMMA
• M BLYTH
• LORRAINE PROTHERO
• ST FRANCIS CHURCH
• LAKESIDE CHAPEL
• BB GLASS
• DAVID AND RACHEL FOWKES
• W.I.N.G.S.
• JUERGEN AND SABINA
• FUTURA-STIFTUNG FÜR KIND
• CHRIS & JUDY NEW
• ULI CLEF AND FRIENDS
• P J VERSFELD
(FIRST RAND BANK - overseas donors) FNB
CHEQUE ACC
BRANCH: 210460
ACCOUNT NO.: 62147034988
SWIFT CODE: FIRNZAJJ
Pikkewyntjies, under the auspices of Kleinmond Child Welfare which, in turn, is a branch of C.W.S.A. Registered as a non-profit organization (Act 71 of 1997) 003-390 NPO FR 08 000 83 000.
Pikkewyntjies / Penguinkidz Pre-School is a non-profit early childhood education centre in Betty’s Bay where underprivileged children between the ages of two and six years get taught their ABCs and 123s. The pre-school is registered with the Western Cape Education Department and offers two classes...
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Read MoreThis year the kids made beautiful Mother’s Day gift boxes which were filled with chocolates donated by Sandra.
As usual, I start picking up the kids at 6 in the morning.
Richard, our Chairperson, replaced our old, rusty steel swing with a super new one.
We wish the whole of the PHES family a well-deserved break.
The volunteer firefighters group of Pringle and Betty's Bay visited the Pikkewyntjies!
A big thank you to Sitar Restaurant in Betty's Bay for spoiling the Pikkewyntjies with a delicious hamburger, chips, cooldrink and sweets!