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Hope School reflects on history, looks to future

EMIHLE MBANGATHA Independent Christian school Hope Schools celebrated their founder’s day, honouring its 19th anniversary on August 16, at the school’s Sois Blessed Hall, in East London. Headmaster Nigel Raw said: “There is a great need…

LONG WAY TO THE TOP: A group of people brave the mountain climbing wall at the recent A d v e n t u re Mile and Market held at Hope Schools P i c t u re s : SUPPLIED

Plenty of fun at Adventure Mile and Market

The Booti Brothers and their lime green octopus mascot for being the overall winners. Hope Schools was delighted to host their inaugural Adventure Mile and Market, sponsored by Vodacom4U, Berea on Saturday, December 5. This event was an…

TEST YOURSELF: The Hope Adventure Mile and Market on December 15 promises fun for all Picture: SUPPLIED

Adventure awaits you at Christmas market at Hope

Situated just off Voortrekker Road in Summerpride is Hope Schools, an independent Christian school whose name couldn’t be more fitting. “Constrained by the love of Jesus, we want to see the brightest possible future for children who are…

Summerpride helps bring kids hope

To commemorate World Aids Day, pupils of Hope Schools were treated to a special Christmas celebration by Summerpride Foods at the school last Friday. The excited grade R learners enjoyed a variety of activities as they indulged in their…

PROUD HERITAGE: Hope Schools board chairman Dr Alan Staples, from left, and behind him, Bernd Gombert, Ruth Gombert and Martin Molter at the unveiling of the Sois Blessed Hall Stone at the school’s Founders Day in East London on Tuesday. Picture: AMANDA NANO

Hope Schools celebrates milestone

It was a day of great blessings and jubilation on Tuesday as Hope Schools celebrated their 14th Founders Day while also showing off some of the new additions to the school. The day kicked off with a guided tour by the pupils to various…

{WATCH} HOPEFUL – Hope Schools receives the stationery donated by the East London public in the colouring-in competition brought to you by PnA Stationers East London in partnership with GO! & Express – Buffalo City’s favourite community newspaper

HTTPS://youtu.be/2a6bWuoMFQI LEARNER’S FROM HOPE SCHOOLS were delighted to receive a visit recently from Penny, PnA Stationer’s friendly monkey mascot.

WORDSMITH: Hope Schools pupil Cwenga MlonyeniPicture: MATTHEW FIELD

Musical fundraiser for Hope Schools

Hope Schools held a benefit concert at First City Baptist Church last Saturday in order to raise funds for their organisation. In addition to various musical pieces performed by talented local musicians, a poem was also read by Hope…

13 blessed years of hope for bright futures

Hope Schools held their 13th Founder’s Day celebrations at their school in Dawn, East London on Tuesday. The school caters for 240 boys and girls from grades 00 to 9 from disadvantaged communities who are affected by HIV/Aids. School…

Achievements recognised

Hope Schools recently held their foundation phase prize-giving, where many students were congratulated and received certificates for their achievements Picture: SUPPLIED

BIG SCHOOL

The Grade R class at Hope Schools had their graduation ceremony on November 10. Their parents were treated to some song items and then got to watch their children walk across the stage and graduate to go to Grade 1 next year. The children…

SWEET CELEBRATION

Hope Schools held their annual Founder’s Day on November 7. ‘It was a wonderful day looking back to where we started and how much our school has grown,’ the school said. The whole school joined in on the celebration and enjoyed song items…

SPORTY SPRING DAY

On September 1, Hope Schools hosted their annual sports day on the grass field next to Johnson & Johnson. All the pupils joined in the fun – whether it was sprints, relay races, tug of war or minute-to-win-it games Picture: SUPPLIED

What’s On the GO! – 10 August

Today ● Are you ready to join our motivated group? The University of the Third Age (U3A) caters to people of a so called ‘mature age’, from about 50 to 90, who are still eager for more knowledge and a zest for listening to cultural and…

Major bid to Stop Hunger Now

FOR many East London families battling the twin evils of poverty and HIV, a plate of food represents more than a meal – it represents hope. On Saturday, more than 600 volunteers will descend on Hemingways Mall to join Stop Hunger Now SA’s…