The Way Christian School celebrates its 25th birthday this year and as part of the celebrations, we started a new tradition! The Joseph and Esther Event.
The purpose of this event was not necessarily to be a pageant or a fashion show, but a celebration of beauty from within.
Esther was beautiful and perfectly groomed to be a queen. She had courage and boldness and used her beauty and strength to save the Jews from Haman.
Joseph was a strong and attractive young man; the wife of the king could not resist him… But he was a man of God who was able to say no to the wrong. He became the hero of the Jews by supplying food to them during the famine.
The Way Christian School exists by relating to and reflecting the beauty of the character of many people who lived as an example of walking in the footsteps of Jesus.
The pre-adjudication took place on 24 April and the learners were adjudicated on their speeches on the characters of Joseph and Esther, the reflection of these two characters in a community project, and by sharing one special talent with the adjudicators.
12 learners were selected to take part in this event of celebration.
During this stunning event – fit for royalty! – the following learners were crowned:
As Joseph: Neo Moraka
As Esther: Boitumelo Makape
Miss Personality: Lindiwe Ngwenya
For the best project: Thato Mere
Miss Photogenic: Thimna Nabe
Mr. Photogenic: Neo Moraka
The other finalists were Dimpo Kekana, Siphosethu Dladla, Tshinakau Madazhe Kgabane Moshane, Joran Solomons, and Nsuku Nyambi.
The purpose of this event was not necessarily to be a pageant or a fashion show, but a celebration of beauty from within.
Esther was beautiful and perfectly groomed to be a queen. She had courage and boldness and used her beauty and strength to save the Jews from Haman.
Joseph was a strong and attractive young man; the wife of the king could not resist him… But he was a man of God who was able to say no to the wrong. He became the hero of the Jews by supplying food to them during the famine.
The Way Christian School exists by relating to and reflecting the beauty of the character of many people who lived as an example of walking in the footsteps of Jesus.
The pre-adjudication took place on 24 April and the learners were adjudicated on their speeches on the characters of Joseph and Esther, the reflection of these two characters in a community project, and by sharing one special talent with the adjudicators.
12 learners were selected to take part in this event of celebration.
During this stunning event – fit for royalty! – the following learners were crowned:
As Joseph: Neo Moraka
As Esther: Boitumelo Makape
Miss Personality: Lindiwe Ngwenya
For the best project: Thato Mere
Miss Photogenic: Thimna Nabe
Mr. Photogenic: Neo Moraka
The other finalists were Dimpo Kekana, Siphosethu Dladla, Tshinakau Madazhe Kgabane Moshane, Joran Solomons, and Nsuku Nyambi.
