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by two of our learners:
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– Robyn M
The Great Collection
Long, long ago during the time in which magic still existed, there was an enchanted house situated in the ‘Valley of a
thousand hills’. In this house there were three very rare, and powerful objects. Each of these special objects had a magical
task to complete in order to maintain the enchanted house.
The objects were: ‘The globe of humanity’, it protected the people and animals everywhere on earth. The second one was
‘The Forever crystal ball’, this crystal ball was very special, and it could predict the future. The last one was ‘The rose of
hope’, this object was the most important because it was the source that all magic objects within the house and everywhere
on earth got their powers from. The lady in the portrait was the guardian of the magical objects. One day a vicious tiger
wanted to steal the magical objects. The lady in the portrait was very clever, and she decided to combine all the magical
objects’ powers to set a curse upon the vicious tiger. The curse transformed the vicious tiger into the rug that now lives upon
the floor of the enchanted house.
– Isabella Peerimal (Curro Serengeti)
AFRIKAANS IN DIE HOËRSKOOL
Afrikaans is een van Suid-Afrika se 11 amptelike tale. Dis ’n taal
waarin die wetenskap beoefen word, waarin belangrike literêre
werke gepubliseer is (en nog steeds gepubliseer word) en ’n taal
waarin meer as 16 miljoen Suid-Afrikaners lees, leer, studeer en
met mekaar kommunikeer. ’n Beduidende aantal van Suid-Afrika
se bevolking is Afrikaanssprekend. Om Afrikaans onder die knie te
kry hou dus groot voordeel vir die spreker in.
Curro se aanbieding van Afrikaans op hoërskoolvlak poog om
kennis en inklusiwiteit asook ’n liefde vir die taal te bevorder. Die
taal is een van die kultuureie skatte van Suid-Afrika en ons wil met
Afrikaans as vak na ons landgenote uitreik. Afrikaans is hups, vrolik
en prakties en ons rus ons leerder toe om dit te gebruik, te geniet
en te bevorder.
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