Month 10: “funny” day
My school counterpart is the most creative South African I’ve met during my time here. To fundraise for our Books for Africa project, she decided to start “funny day” at our school. She described “funny day” as a day where learners pay 1 Rand to dress up “funny” — meaning cross-dressing, dressing up as adults, wearing clothes too big for them, wigs, etc.
I thought the beauty pageant we hosted for fundraising last month was ridiculously hilarious, but then this day happened. Enjoy the photos — I hope you laugh as much as I did!
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- Pose for a picture at assembly!
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- Little grade ones stuffing their chests…
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- All of assembly running to laugh at grade 7 learners who dressed up/arrived late
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- Yup, these are all boys…
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- Grade 1 winners for the “funniest”
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- Sizwe posing with some new make-up
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- Nqobile dressed as an old gogo
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- Nhlonipho lookin’ fly
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- Sibusiso – yes, he is a boy
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- Asanda also dressed like a girl
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- Linda stuffed his chest and ran around with a bra for the whole day
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- Dineo dressed up like a Sesotho gogo
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- Nduduzo won “funniest” for grade 5
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- Zakhele, Nhlakanipho, Zimele
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- Nomvula and Khansiyle dressed up like babas
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- Siyanda and Siphesihle
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- My counterpart, Miss Molefe having fun and putting make-up on the boys
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- Lethukhuthula with stuffed “amahips”
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- Teachers giving the “funniest” learners prizers (school supplies)
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- The “funniest” learners, grade 1-7!
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