Staff and children are busy with preparations for the end of year concert titled ‘The Disa Park Farmyard / Plaaswerf’ which will be taking place in early December. Flocks of sheep will frolic on the stage alongside a cacophony of other barnyard animals such as donkeys, pigs, ducks, frogs and rabbits. The audience will be entertained with a chorus of songs from the farm,
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The month of November has ushered in some fantastic upgrades at Disa Park Pre-Primary School. The the western boundary of the school was given a much needed makeover with the installation of a 2.1m high galvanised bar steel fence. This replaced the old diamond mesh and barbed wire fence that was beginning to become a bit of an eyesore and was due for retirement.
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A Grandparents Day was held at Disa Park Pre-Primary on Thursday 22 September 2011. Grannies and grandpas were treated to a show by the children, followed by a tea with a sumptuous spread of delicious eats. Each class sang songs and recited rhymes to the adoring audience. The school was decorated with artwork that had been created by the children especially for the occasion,
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This year Disa Park Pre-Primary held the annual fundraising auction on 10 June, and raised R33,000 for the school. The auction was dubbed a ‘right royal’ success and our auctioneers, dressed as a royal bride and bridesmaid, claimed to be Princess Catherine and her sister Pippa Middleton and kept guests entertained and bidding high throughout the evening. Items on auction included weekends away, cases
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Disa Park Pre-Primary’s new deck was built earlier this year around the beautiful tree that is the focal point of our playground and provides much needed shade. The deck is made from composite wood which consists of reclaimed wood fibres, is maintenance free and comes with a 10 year guarantee. The kids love playing on it, the teachers love the area being less muddy!
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Disa Park Pre-Primary children thank their heroes on the anniversary of fire. On 9 March 2011, a few of the children visited the Roeland Street Fire Station in order to thank the firemen who had saved the school from a devastating fire two years ago. On the night of 17 March 2009, a veld fire ravaged the slopes of Devils Peak. The flames were
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