St Joseph College Cultural Festival a success

Tuesday, May 09, 2017

Students parade harvest products PIC: KAGISO ONKATSWITSE

A number of students, their parents, teachers and other community members including the leadership thronged the St Joseph College grounds to celebrate the school’s cultural event on Saturday morning.

That cultural event was an activation for a number of upcoming events meant to raise funds for the school’s 90th anniversary celebrations slated for September next year. The event theme was, ‘Bana ba kgwale ba bitsana ka melodi’.

The event started with the students presenting dikgafela to the Batlokwa Kgosi Puso Gaborone and his delegation who were seated in the kgotla.

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