Events

On the 20th May 2023 we are having a Mother Daughter High Tea function in celebration of Mother’s Day. All girls from Grade 1-7 are invited with their mothers to this special event. The special event includes guest speakers, lucky draws, fun entertainment, eye catching exhibits and delicious food, The high tea will be an exclusive formal function combined with a fun theme “High Tea Hats”. Mothers and Daughter will be asked to wear similar outfits. There will be a prize for the best dressed mother and daughter duo! Limited tickets are available

The amount of R300 for a mother and daughter couple must be paid via KARRI. An extra R100 will be charged per person in case of a mother has more than one daughter who would like to come to the function. Therefore, a mother with two daughters will pay R300 plus R100 for the second daughter. The total will therefore be R400 for three people and R500 for four people in a family. An additional R20 will be charged when you make use of the card facilities at school. You will get a notification on KARRI when you can start paying. Please do not pay any amount into the school’s bank account. The closing date for the payments is on the 12 May 2023

HIGH TEA 'MOTHER'S DAY' EVENT

On the 20th of May 2023, a Mother's Day event was held at the school. This is where we had a company of mothers and daughters at the event to come and enjoy themselves. Food and refreshments were available, stalls such as Inuka Perfumes and hamper stalls too. As we were also joined by our school principal, Me Charlie, Pastor E. Nyedimane from Christian Revival Church for the blessing of the day.

There was also performance done by our drama girls at school, presents were given out to parents and best dressed 'mother and daughter' competition.

SLIPPER DAY

SOCCER AND NETBALL DAY

On this day there will be a soccer and netball tournament. The following schools will be attending; Roseview, Tsholohelo and Atang, for both the soccer and netball tournament.

VINTAGE DRESS CODE

GRADUANDO( JUNE 16)

June 16 marks the commemoration of National Youth Day in South Africa. This day the country reflects on the massacre of school children during the Soweto Uprising of 1976.

FAUNA

SOCCER / NETBALL TOURNAMENT

On THE 19th of August 2023 a soccer and netball tournament was held at school. Learners and their parents were invited and along with ex soccer players, who played against the Fauna staff and Fauna parents team. The Fauna U/13 Girls team was also put to the test as they played against the Roseview Girls team. The matches were set as:

For Soccer:

Our Dear Principal’s Birthday Celebration – 14 November 2023

‘Mentoring is a brain to pick, an ear to listen and a push in the right direction.’ – John C. Crosby

We celebrated our dear Mentor’s Birthday on 14 November 2023. The children and teachers made this day special for our dear Me. Charlie by hosting a morning celebration which was held at the school fields.

Our day began with a prayer asking the Almighty to bless Me Charlie with her choicest blessings.

All Classes prepared a card wishing Me Charlie a Happy Birthday holding special tributes for her like balloons, hearts, smiley faces, flowers etc.

The teachers put up a creative ‘Happy Birthday’ to end the celebration.

May the Lord bless you, keep you, love you and guide you under His wings. May you forever be our inspiring, supportive, loving and beautiful Principal. Wishing you a day filled with happiness, a month filled with smiles and a year filled with joy!

cARNIVAL 2023

On 30November, Our school had a pens down carnival to close off the year and let learners relax and have fun after a very long year. The learners where able to enjoy giant slides, foam pits and many more exciting activities. We are glad to report that they had lots of fun.......

INTERHOUSE ATHLETICS DAY

All learners and teachers attended the recent sports day which was held at the school and had a chance to experience how much the inter-house competition means to our learners. The house system has an important role in how students and staff construct their sense of belonging; they 'belong' to their houses, and by association they belong to the school. The learners had a chance to participate in various athletic sports such as the javelin, shotput and 100m run and also 1000m run. Having activities and shared group experiences enhanced belonging and becoming more central to our work in school, developing great learning environments and supporting the well-being of our communities. Sports days have enhanced this by making them inclusive, adding team elements to their events, and helping students feel part of the whole.

WE LOOK FORWARD TO THE NEXT INTERHOUSE!!!

u/13 sOCCER & NETBALL TOURNAMENT

Fauna recently hosted an exciting soccer and netball tournament, bringing together teams across the reign for a day of friendly competition and sportsmanship. The event, held on 31 August, saw a lot of teams compete in a round-robin format, with Fauna’s own teams showcasing their skills. The tournament kicked off with a bang, with teams displaying impressive teamwork, strategy, and skill. The matches were closely contested, with many going down to the wire. In the end, Relebeletse Primary & Roseview Primary emerged victorious in the boys and girls soccer respectively, taking home the coveted trophy and bragging rights. Our u/13 Netball girls however won the netball tournament for 2024

The tournament aimed to:

- Promote physical activity and teamwork

- Foster healthy competition and sportsmanship

- Provide opportunities for students to develop their soccer skills

- Build school spirit and community engagement

Fauna Primary's soccer tournament was a resounding success, with participants, spectators, and staff alike enjoying the electric atmosphere. "We're already looking forward to next year's event!"

Congratulations to all teams who participated, and special thanks to the sponsors, organizers, referees, and volunteers who made the event possible!

PRODUCTION 2000

Fauna was abuzz with excitement as production 2000 visited the school to perform a captivating drama for learners. The event the brought magic of live theatre to the learners, promoting creativity, emphathy and self expression .

VIRTUAL EDUCATION

The school hosted a ground-breaking a virtual education event on the 22&23 August, revolutionizing the way learners and teachers connect and learn.

GENDER SWAP

Fauna celebrates woman’s day with a twist: Gender swap theme

Fauna marked international woman’s day with a unique and thought provoking celebration – a gender swap theme. On 09 August the learners and staff swapped traditional gender roles, challenging stereotypes and promoting equality. Boys dressed in skirts and heels, while girls wore trousers and ties

Spreading Love and Kindness on Valentine's Day

On February 14th, our school celebrated Valentine's Day with a special "Soulmate" event that spread love, kindness, and joy throughout the school.

This heartfelt celebration was a wonderful way to acknowledge the love and kindness that makes our school community so special. As noted by event organizers, "We're grateful for the opportunity to spread joy and positivity throughout our school."

The event was a testament to the power of kindness, compassion, and connection within our school community.

awareness on bullying

On 04 March 2025 the school held an awareness meeting on bullying. Sergent Nene talked to the kids about the consequences of bullying. Aploading the learners for reporting the matters to the parents and school. Also having the respective and discipline. Letting the kids imagine how the world wild be if thy were upright citizens, today they must go to class, respect teachers and learn. Not waists the time with the wrong things and friends. The principal must also give in the names of the problem learners so that they as the SAPS can assist the school with these learners. Kids must come to school to learn and not rule the school.

Standing Up for Equality and Justice on Human Rights Day

On 25 March 2025, our school community came together to celebrate Human Rights Day, a global event that commemorates the adoption of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

The day's events aimed to raise awareness about the importance of human rights, promote empathy and understanding, and inspire students to become advocates for social justice.

The celebration began with a special assembly, where students and teachers discussed the significance of human rights and the role we can play in protecting and promoting them.

funky socks

Students Show Off Their Funky Side on Funky Socks Day

On 24 March 2025, our school community came together to celebrate individuality and self-expression on Funky Socks Day.

learners and staff alike donned their most colorful, creative, and outrageous socks to show off their unique personalities. From stripes to polka dots, and from cartoon characters to sports teams, the variety of socks on display was truly impressive.

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