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GALLERY: Fun in the sun for Women’s Day

A Woman's Day event was held at Hoërskool Marais Viljoen to raise money for the Epic Foundation.

August 19, 2015

Jacobus Myburgh Less than a minute

SPRAYING FOR CHARITY: The girls who helped in spraying the hair of everyone who wanted some extra colour in their hair, all for charity.

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FOR CHARITY: Peter McGonigle sprays Danielle Colyn (13) from Laerskool Randhart’s hair green.

FOR CHARITY: Peter McGonigle hair spraying Danielle Colyn (13) from Laerskool Randhart’s hair green.

ALL SMILES: Daniela Greenwood and Brittany Fourie.

MUSCLED: The touch rugby boys from Hoërskool Marais Viljoen are from the front left Ryno Ochse, Kalfie Duncan, Renso van den Bergh, Reon van den Bergh and Ederick van Niekerk. In the back from the left are Nathan Nkutu, Ivan Botha, Stephan Ochse, Thys Mulder, Cobus van Niekerk and Gerrie Mulder.

SKULL ENERGY: Brian Duckworth and Jacques de Villiers ensured that everyone who needed some amount of energy were able to find it.

CHILL CHAIR: Arno Jordaan knows that rugby supporters won’t be able to resist buying an ice bucket that doubles as a chair.

JUMPING FOR JOY: Kaitlyn du Preez (3) enjoyed her time on the jumping castles.

DELICIOUS: Garrick Young sold biltong at his Redthorn Biltong stall.

SOUND OF MUSIC: Local musician Pieter Albert Jordaan provided the live entertainment.

FATHER AND DAUGHTER PAIR: Zanel and her father Frikkie Kruger took the children on a ride in a colourful cart.

SIBLINGS: Tristan (7) and Jeanique Scott (9) from Laerskool Westwood can’t wait for their joyride in the colourful cart.

FUNRIDE: Ilse Conradie (12) and Rina la Grange (13), pupils from Laerskool Randhart enjoyed the ride in the carts.

SKILLS: This two dancers have shown that they have the moves.

SPRAYING FOR CHARITY: The girls who helped in spraying the hair of everyone who wanted some extra colour in their hair, all for charity.

CAR SHOW: Rassie Myburgh enjoyed looking at the various cars that was available.

The girl’s touch rugby champs. In the front is Kirsten Hattingh, Monique Robbertze and Cherice Strydom. In the back from the left is Jamie-Leigh Barnes, Kayla Esterhuysen, Lourika van Nieuwenhuizen, Zonique van Zyl, Nikita Gerber, Titiana Martins and Kaycee Goncalves-Silva.

DANCING SKILLS: Dancers have shown what they are capable of on the dance floor.

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August 19, 2015

Jacobus Myburgh Less than a minute

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