Pinehurst Primary School

Centenary celebrations are underway! 🥳 We are thrilled to partner with Pinelands Primary School for a spectacular Music Concert at the Hugo Lambrechts Music Centre, celebrating 100 years of education through music.

This special evening will bring together schools from all over the Pinelands community, highlighting the incredible musical talent and heritage that has grown in our beautiful suburb over the last century.

Join us for an evening of unity, joy, and incredible music as we celebrate this historic milestone together.

👉 Get your tickets today on Quicket!

👩‍🎨 We are incredibly proud to announce that Susan Grandin (6D) has won first place in the Intermediate Phase category of the 2026 Norval Student Art Prize!

Adding to Pinehurst’s rich tradition of excellence in sports and music, Susan has proven that our visual arts talent is just as formidable. You can view her incredible artwork on display at the Norval Foundation Art Museum from now until February 2027.

🏈 On Friday, 19 June we hosted an u11 Rugby Festival at Pinehurst. It was an awesome afternoon of fun and competitive rugby.

Our u11 boys played incredibly well, recording the following results:
- Won 15-0 against The Grove
- Won 40-0 against Delft North
- Lost 10-5 against Sun Valley
- Won 30-10 against Golden Grove

🏑 We are thrilled to announce that Pinehurst Primary School will be hosting an u/9 Hockey Festival this coming Saturday, 20 June.

Come out, show your support, and cheer on our talented players as they take to the astro for a day of fantastic sportsmanship and fun!

🏈 We are thrilled to announce that Pinehurst Primary School will be hosting an u/11 Rugby Festival this coming Friday, 19 June.

Come out, show your support, and cheer on our talented players as they take to the field for a day of fantastic sportsmanship and fun!

🧪 Science came alive for our Grade 7 learners during their practical investigation on acids, bases, and neutral substances. Pupils worked like real scientists as they tested, observed, and identified different materials while developing important practical investigation skills.

⚽ 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 What a wonderful way to bring our World Cup to life!

Our Grade 2 children have been assigned to Scotland as part of their Soccer World Cup journey, and today they enjoyed a very special experience. Their teacher arranged for Simon Workman, a talented bagpiper, to visit the school and share the rich traditions of Scotland with us.

Simon generously gave his time to explain how the bagpipes are designed, the breathing techniques required to play them, and the skill and practice needed to master this unique instrument. He also treated us to a wonderful performance that brought so much joy and excitement to our school community.
Mr Carroll also shared some interesting trivia with the children, including the Afrikaans name for a bagpipe, a doedelsak.

A huge thank you to Simon for making learning so engaging, memorable, and fun!

When the Springbok Captain stops by, you know it’s a good day!

🏉We absolutely loved hosting Siya Kolisi and the incredible production crew at Pinehurst Primary School for their recent commercial shoot. Check out our rugby field and facilities looking camera-ready! 🎥✨

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🐘 Grade 3's made some origami elephants on Friday 5 June! Hard work and lots of listening was required and they did very well. Well done Grade 3's!

😁🏈 The energy at school was absolutely electric this week! We were thrilled to welcome Springbok captain Siya Kolisi, and our pupils were over the moon to meet him.