Heatherton House pupils shine at the Perservaria LSEN Eisteddfod competition
The Heatherton House pupils who performed their group dance. From left are Kevin Droskie, Bianca Clarke, Thomas Oelz, Emily Laughlin and in front is Maryam Limbada.
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Heatherton House excelled at the Perservaria LSEN Eisteddfod, where pupils received the results in the middle of last month.
The Plumstead-based school for neurodiverse teenagers took part in the Eisteddfod for all special needs pupils in South Africa, which aims to give pupils a safe space to live out their talent in performing and visual arts.
Heatherton House principal Janet van Wyk said teens took part in various categories, including mixed media art, 3D art models, and photography, as well as a group dance. “Our teens performed exceptionally well, all receiving over 90% for their art pieces and 80% for their group dance,” she said.
From left are Heatherton House pupils Kevin Droskie, Thomas Oelz, Maryam Limbada, Emily Laughlin, Bianca Clarke with their certificates.
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