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Paving Progress
UNION PRIMARY SCHOOLRef: https://www.unionschools.co.za/2018/11/20/paving-progress/
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Collected on 4 September 2026
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What this means
This is a school bulletin from Union Primary School announcing that matric students recently contributed by laying a rock on the Centenary Walkway as a symbolic gesture of their time at the school. The post highlights the collaborative spirit behind the project and celebrates the students' involvement in enhancing the school’s grounds.
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Laying a rock on the Centenary Walkway
Matric students can contribute a personal stone to the Centenary Walkway as a lasting symbol of their time at Union Primary School. The act is part of a team effort to enhance the walkway's beauty and commemorate student legacy.
- Who it is for
- matric students at Union Primary School
- How to act on it
- Offer to lay a rock during a study break or school event; no formal application required.
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Yesterday a group of matrics on study break offered to lay a rock symbolising their time at Union.
Facts
Places
Eastern Cape
Reference
https://www.unionschools.co.za/2018/11/20/paving-progress/
Key Takeaways
- Paving Progress
- 20th Nov 2018
- Centenary Walkway
- matric students
- Donkinstreet, Graaff-Reinet
- UNION PRIMARY SCHOOL
- UNION PRIMARY SCHOOL
- L. Crankshaw
- Donkinstreet
- Graaff-Reinet
- Eastern Cape
- Centenary Walkway