WORLD BOOK DAY

April 23 is World Book Day and tradition continues as the Senior School girls transform themselves into wild, wacky and creative characters from their favourite books. We are sure that Shakespeare would approve of this colourful celebration of his birthday. This year saw our boarding family of Ardene House become “The Diary of an Arderne Kid”, as well as a tutor family of 14 “Things”, a wild Dr Seuss hairdo, many Hogwarts witches and wizards, some gruesome make-up artists practicing their talent, bright Hatters and crazy stripy socks, to name but a few!

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School Song

We are assembled here in love,
We are united, we care for one another.
The greatest lesson of all is the one
That teaches us to live together, together.

Refrain:
Everyone’s a spark and in the night
Together we make a light, a fire burning bright
Ad Dei Gloriam; Inkosi mayibongwe:
To the glory of our God: this is what we believe.

In times of trouble we support
Our fellows; we are taught to be there for our friends.
And all around us, there will be
That special unity, that binds us all together.

If we come back after many years,
We will think fondly of the things that we remember,
And the friends that we made then,
These will be friends forever, forever.

By Thandi Siebert, Head Girl 1993