Community heroes including environmentalists and security personnel joined the school to show learners the work they do. Grade Six educator Catherine Stevens organised the event to provide an engaging experience. The event featured live, interactive demonstrations on the school field. Stevens said the aim was to give learners a memorable experience and insight into different services.
Learners dressed up as their favourite superheroes for the occasion. School management hailed the event a huge success with learners having fun celebrating. Skylar Pillay from Durban High School and Micah Swartz from Glenwood High School attended as mascots. Nonala Dlamini was also present at the event as a mascot.
Aarya Somasundram and Cataleya Marais attended the event wearing costumes, including the SPCA mascot outfit. Stevens described Hero Day as a wonderful opportunity for learners to engage with those who make a positive difference in the community. The event focused on real-life heroes.
The school extended gratitude to Homeland Security for its support and assistance during the event. The school thanked them for helping keep the event safe. Homeland Security’s dedication and professionalism helped make the day a success. The school appreciated their time and important role in keeping the event safe.