Welcome learners to the new school year

Welcome learners to the new school year

Welcome learners to the new school year

Date: September 24, 2025 By: Hoërskool Elliot News Team South Africans across the country came together on Heritage Day to celebrate the nation’s rich cultural diversity and shared identity. The day, often known as Braai Day, encourages people from all backgrounds to reflect on their heritage, honor their traditions, and appreciate the beauty of unity in diversity. At Hoërskool Elliot, learners and staff marked the occasion with a vibrant celebration featuring traditional dances, music performances, and a cultural showcase. Pupils proudly wore attire representing their cultural backgrounds and shared traditional foods, from isiXhosa dishes to Afrikaans favorites and more. Principal Mr. M. Dlamini said, “Heritage Day reminds us that our differences are our strength. When we come together, we build a stronger, more understanding South Africa.” The event also included storytelling sessions highlighting the importance of respecting one another’s traditions, followed by a fun braai where learners enjoyed time together in a spirit of friendship and inclusivity. As the sun set, the message was clear — South Africa’s true heritage lies in its people, and every culture, language, and tradition adds a unique thread to the national fabric. Happy Heritage Day, South Africa! 🇿🇦

Date: September 24, 2025 By: Hoërskool Elliot News Team South Africans across the country came together on Heritage Day to celebrate the nation’s rich cultural diversity and shared identity. The day, often known as Braai Day, encourages people from all backgrounds to reflect on their heritage, honor their traditions, and appreciate the beauty of unity in diversity. At Hoërskool Elliot, learners and staff marked the occasion with a vibrant celebration featuring traditional dances, music performances, and a cultural showcase. Pupils proudly wore attire representing their cultural backgrounds and shared traditional foods, from isiXhosa dishes to Afrikaans favorites and more. Principal Mr. M. Dlamini said, “Heritage Day reminds us that our differences are our strength. When we come together, we build a stronger, more understanding South Africa.” The event also included storytelling sessions highlighting the importance of respecting one another’s traditions, followed by a fun braai where learners enjoyed time together in a spirit of friendship and inclusivity. As the sun set, the message was clear — South Africa’s true heritage lies in its people, and every culture, language, and tradition adds a unique thread to the national fabric. Happy Heritage Day, South Africa! 🇿🇦

Date: September 24, 2025 By: Hoërskool Elliot News Team South Africans across the country came together on Heritage Day to celebrate the nation’s rich cultural diversity and shared identity. The day, often known as Braai Day, encourages people from all backgrounds to reflect on their heritage, honor their traditions, and appreciate the beauty of unity in diversity. At Hoërskool Elliot, learners and staff marked the occasion with a vibrant celebration featuring traditional dances, music performances, and a cultural showcase. Pupils proudly wore attire representing their cultural backgrounds and shared traditional foods, from isiXhosa dishes to Afrikaans favorites and more. Principal Mr. M. Dlamini said, “Heritage Day reminds us that our differences are our strength. When we come together, we build a stronger, more understanding South Africa.” The event also included storytelling sessions highlighting the importance of respecting one another’s traditions, followed by a fun braai where learners enjoyed time together in a spirit of friendship and inclusivity. As the sun set, the message was clear — South Africa’s true heritage lies in its people, and every culture, language, and tradition adds a unique thread to the national fabric. Happy Heritage Day, South Africa! 🇿🇦