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Merry-Go-Round at Soutpansberg Primary School

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3-Year-old Riaan Volschenk's heart was broken that he couldn't have another ride on the boats.
Some of the school children lent a helping hand to smaller kids on the merry-go-round.
 
 

Natasha Walberer (centre), a parent of the Saryna Kiddi Care School in Makhado (Louis Trichardt), accompanied some of the kiddies on the spinning tea cups ride at the Merry-Go-Round of the Soutpansberg Primary School last Thursday. This was the second year that Souties hosted the three-day-long event as part of an annual fundraiser.
 

By: Isabel Venter

Isabel joined the Zoutpansberger and Limpopo Mirror in 2009 as a reporter. She holds a BA Degree in Communication Sciences from the University of South Africa. Her beat is mainly crime and court reporting.

 

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