St Peter’s College held the 9th annual Sport and Cultural festival at the end of September. Every year this Festival gets bigger and better and 2012 was no different.
With girls’ and boys’ soccer, girls’ and boys’ basketball, netball, art, choir and debating on offer, there was something to satisfy everyone’s interest.
Overall 45 schools competed from Gauteng and Swaziland with a total of nearly 2, 000 participants. The organisers of the festival, Mr Rui Morais and Mr David Short from St Peter’s College said: ‘This year’s was the most successful tournament yet.’ This annual festival is widely recognised as the best winter sport’s tournament available to South African schools. The College Parent’s Association provided meals to players and spectators alike, and a total of 4, 500 meals were sold.
It is truly glorious to see that, at as Festival such as ours, we are all merely high school students, doing what we love best. Our team of St Petrian reporters were out in full force to document the happenings from start to finish. Keep reading the blog and we will share the atmosphere and outcomes of the festival.
May you all continue doing what you love, and doing it well. We would like to thank all the participants, organisers and supporters for a wonderful Sport and Cultural Festival. We can’t wait for September 2013!
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