Sandcastle fun at Hout Bay Beach

Valley Pre-Primary School’s annual Sandcastle Competition took place at Hout Bay Beach last weekend. Hout Bay Beach came alive at the weekend for Valley Pre-Primary’s annual Sandcastle Competition. The event on Saturday drew hundreds of people. Families, businesses, schools and organisations pulled together to raise money for the Sonwabile Bursary Trust, which helps underprivileged children to attend school.

The children got stuck into their castles and the sand the minute the siren sounded. Corporate teams competed against each other to see who could build the best sandcastle. Kronendal Primary School pupils hard at work on their castle. Valley Primary School principal Natalie du Toit with ward councillor and judge Roberto Quintas. Hundreds of people visited the beach for the annual competition. Participants used various tools on their designs. The Jaws- themed sand sculpture drew lots of attention. The famous Minions also made an appearance. The F1 car had hearts racing. A layout of Cape Town, with Table Mountain in the background, was beautifully created by a Hout Bay girl. Warren Abrahams from Hangberg enjoying the creativity on display.

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