THE CHILDREN’S ART WALK 2025 Things with Wings
The Children’s Art Walk showcases what children can achieve when they are given space to create, supported by passionate volunteers and teachers who work tirelessly to keep art alive in our schools.
T his year’s theme, Things with Wings, was an absolute delight. The Anglican Church Hall was filled with colourful, imaginative artworks from children across our valley. Dragons, birds, planes, insects, and more swirled across the room in vibrant displays, while proud young artists showed their work to friends and family. The main event was introduced by Ame Beukes, WCED Overberg Art Subject
kroon, and Greyton. They continued the celebration by making music and singing together in honor of the Arts. I cannot stress enough the importance of projects like this in keeping creativity alive and ensuring that children have access to the many career opportunities within the creative world. Should you be able to help with time, art materials or funds please contact: Ruth Versfeld: 083 4960812
Advisor. Only 5% of schools offer Art as a school-leaving subject, yet the inclusion of Arts in the curriculum has been shown to improve literacy and reduce dropout rates. It was abundantly clear that every- one had invested deeply in their art proj- ects this year - and thoroughly enjoyed doing so. Children, parents and teachers came together from Bereaville, Voorstekraal, Genadendal, Bosmanskloof, Heuwel-
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