by rodreck nyathi | Feb 14, 2018 | Cerebral Palsy, Charity, Disability, Family, Life lessons, Pevensey Place, Underberg School
February is our swimming month. The weather is warmer and Residents take to water at any given chance. We have a number of Residents who take the challenge and swim against Underberberg School’s Grade Sixes. Each year the grade six class has swimming against...
by rodreck nyathi | Jul 24, 2017 | Charity, Disability, Family, Life lessons, Pevensey Place, Round Table, Underberg
We have reached the half way mark of 2017. So much has happened during this period, and we celebrate the good, as we also reflect on the bad. Trying as hard as we possibly can to learn from any mistakes or bad experiences. Elsewhere in this edition, we narrate and...
by rodreck nyathi | Jun 14, 2017 | Cerebral Palsy, Disability, Pevensey Place, The Royal show, Uncategorized
This year we managed to enter 28 articles at the Royal Show in Pietermaritsburg ( a record for us), 6 articles being entered by Mary Coaker in the Senior Open) section.We had so many articles to choose from, thanks also to our faithful “Monday Ladies” from...
by rodreck nyathi | Mar 20, 2017 | Cerebral Palsy, Charity, Disability, Life lessons, NGO, Pevensey Place, Uncategorized
Some days are just made in heaven. Kath Boast, Julie Hay, Ashleigh and Alex Robertson contacted Pevensey Place with a view to attend our Annual Swimming Gala which was to be held on the 12th of February. due to wet weather conditions, we could not hold the event on...
by rodreck nyathi | Mar 4, 2017 | Cerebral Palsy, Charity, Disability, Life lessons, Pevensey Place
On Thursday 2 March a huge bus drove into Pevensey Place to bring learners for a visit to our home. Each year Grace College take their matric learners out on a life orientation trip, and this year, as they did last year, they chose to bring them to Pevensey Place....
by rodreck nyathi | Dec 22, 2016 | Christmas, Disability
December Editorial A while ago I was approached by one of our committee members who wanted to take all the physically disabled people out for tea. This duly happened. She felt the need to tell these people that they were all heroes in her eyes because of their...
