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St Peter’s College Sport and Cultural Festival – 17 to 19 September

By on July 28, 2010 in FanZone

St Peter’s College Sport and Cultural festival was founded in 2002. This year’s festival, the seventh, is being held on the 17th, 18th and 19th of September 2010.

The festival offers a unique mix of sports and cultural events and is arguably the largest high school sports and cultural festival in the country.

It attracts a diverse learner population from previously disadvantaged schools, former Model C schools as well as independent schools.

The festival attracts some 40 schools comprising over 100 teams and has the participation of approximately 1,500 children and of course their spectators each day in the three day programme.

Participating schools come from Cape Town, Durban, Nelspruit, Mafikeng, Bloemfontein, Pietermaritzburg, Pretoria, and East London and as far afield as Mozambique and Zimbabwe.

Some of the activities which have been included in the past are:

  • Soccer for boys and girls
  • Basketball for boys and girls
  • Netball
  • Dance and music
  • Debate
  • Poetry
  • Visual arts
  • Performing arts

The St. Peter’s team looks forward to seeing you all at the festival and thank you in advance for your willingness to help us ensure the success of this, our Annual Sports & Cultural Festival.

Information provided by Lisa Huet, on behalf of Saint Peters PTA.

Click here for a map to St Peter’s College

Please note that St Peter’s is looking for individuals or companies who are able to assist with sponsorships of either money or goods in order to be able to sponsor all the disadvantaged schools that have been invited to attend.  Should you wish to assist or require further information please contact Lisa Huet directly at lisah@letsema.co.za, or on 083 325 0473.

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