The fathers were invited into their children’s classrooms to spend time with their children while receiving handmade Father’s Day gifts from their little ones.
Spokesperson for the school Christelle Wolmarans said, “After spending time in the classrooms, the children took their dads outside where they enjoyed a ball skills activity with the PDE [Physical Development Education] teachers.
“We were all very impressed at the footwork and stamina the dads displayed. Well done dads, you are all so special. Happy Father’s Day.”
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