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Sun Valley Primary School Grade 4s recently faced their fears by holding snakes at the school's annual snake show. Pupils were taught how to react should they come into contact with a real snake during their field trips. Pictured: Martin Todd, Isaiah Wyngaard, Oliver Dix, Katlego Setona, Michael Smuts and Jonah Patterson in the back.

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Sun Valley Primary School Grade 4s recently faced their fears by holding snakes at the school's annual snake show. Pupils were taught how to react should they come into contact with a real snake during their field trips. Pictured: Martin Todd, Isaiah Wyngaard, Oliver Dix, Katlego Setona, Michael Smuts and Jonah Patterson in the back.

Sun Valley Primary School Grade 6 pupils recently visited the physics and chemistry faculty at Stellenbosch University. Naomi Overmeyer, Ami-Lee Gunning, Faith Vollenhoven and Amber Glaister had fun.

Melissah Styles, Tahila Kindo, Indyana Parker and Dannika Cuff enjoyed the experience.

Fish Hoek High School Grade 8 pupil Jade Bothma, who founded Oceano Reddentes - a non-profit organisation that does beach clean-ups - last week received the Commonwealth Points of Light Award, which was recognised by the Duke and Duchess of Sussex at the British High Commission. With Jade is fellow recipient of the award, Hunter Mitchell, of Somerset West, who raises money for injured and orphaned baby rhinos.

Grade R pupils of Sunbird Pre-Primary School recently visited the Scratch Patch in Simons Town for their third-term field trip. Pictured are Amiel Katsuwa, Noah French and Gray Rowan-Goldberg.

Ntokozo Moyo, Amelia Eygelaar, Saarah Moosajee and Lea Uys.

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