I bet you did not know that it is predicted that South Africa’s water demand will exceed its supply by 2025! These are the kind of facts you would have seen displayed in the library during National Ground Water Week 17 – 23 March. Interesting books were also on display.
DSS first team played against Victory Christian Academy on 23 March. For a change there the weather was co-operative and we could complete the match. Victory Christian Academy won the game.
The computer centre opened its doors to local community teachers on 26 March in an effort to equip them with basic computer skills. Joining hands with CFT’s Help Your Local Schools project, a large number of teachers received training in the DSS computer centre.
The librarian, Mrs N Dickenson, not only promotes reading through chatting to avid readers and suggesting new books, but also through projects like these. The very used state of the books tell the entire story.
26 February saw the staff taking on the budding cricketers of the DSS 2nd team. Mist and bad light eventually stopped the game.
So much for sport during the summer in KZN! It started off in relatively good weather and ended in rain. Needless to say to the score…
It all starts at the bean bag and bucket stage – developing aiming and throwing skills in February. Not so easy when you’re in Grade 2.
The ways and means of preserving food are taught during Grade 9 Technology lessons. Who knows when these skills may come in handy.
With the raising of the auditorium, the builders had to be supplied with nourishing food. Grade 2 learners also did their bit. They made sandwiches one morning for the builders’ tea. They also gave them cup cakes which were baked by the mothers. 
It was a sweet goodbye in the Grade R class to Sonya who was leaving for Australia.