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CARING – Our focus value for Term 1

WESTCLIFF SPESIALE SKOOLRef: https://westcliffschool.co.za/en/2026/01/22/caring-our-focus-value-for-term-1/

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This is a news post from Westcliff School of Skills titled “CARING – Our focus value for Term 1” dated 22 Jan 2026. It explains that the school’s Term 1 value is “caring” and describes two learner initiatives: collecting plastic bottle lids to support a Paarl School initiative to donate a wheelchair, and a voluntary “Noodspens” drive where learners bring non-perishable food or hygiene items to create hampers for learners or families in need within the school community. The post also states that these initiatives are meant to help learners practice empathy, support, and kindness.

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charity collection / school participation activityOngoing

Bottle Lid Collection – Supporting the Paarl School Initiative

Learners can contribute by collecting plastic bottle lids to support the Paarl School initiative, aiming to collect enough lids to donate a wheelchair to a learner in need. The class that collects the most bottle lids receives a sweet reward.

Who it is for: learners at Westcliff School of Skills (classes competing to collect bottle lids)
How to act on it: Collect and bring plastic bottle lids for the school’s bottle lid collection; the class that collects the most bottle lids receives a sweet reward.

The document's recorded date is 22 January 2026. Confirm on the official source.

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We are collecting plastic bottle lids to support the Paarl School initiative. The aim is to collect enough lids to donate a wheelchair to a learner in need. To make it fun, the class that collects the most bottle lids will receive a sweet reward!

voluntary donation driveOngoing

“Noodspens” voluntary drive (non-perishable food or hygiene items)

Learners can voluntarily bring non-perishable food or hygiene items to school. These items will be used to create hampers for learners or families in need within the school community.

Who it is for: learners at Westcliff School of Skills who choose to participate
How to act on it: Bring non-perishable food or hygiene items to school for the “Noodspens” drive.

The document's recorded date is 22 January 2026. Confirm on the official source.

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Our second initiative is called “Noodspens”, where learners can bring non-perishable food or hygiene items to school. These items will be used to create hampers for learners or families in need within our school community. Participation is completely voluntary – learners are encouraged to give freely, learning the true meaning of caring and generosity without expecting anything in return.

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Western Cape

Reference

https://westcliffschool.co.za/en/2026/01/22/caring-our-focus-value-for-term-1/

Key Takeaways

Document title: CARING – Our focus value for Term 1
Date: 22 Jan 2026
School value for Term 1: Caring (empathy, support, kindness)
Initiative 1: Plastic bottle lid collection for Paarl School initiative to donate a wheelchair
Incentive: Class that collects the most bottle lids receives a sweet reward
Initiative 2: “Noodspens” voluntary drive for non-perishable food or hygiene items
Use of items: Create hampers for learners or families in need within the school community
Location of school: Bellville, Western Cape, South Africa
Westcliff School of Skills
Paarl School initiative
Westcliff Staff
Learners

Dates

Closing Date

22 January 2026