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Pupils from India and Australia visit DSG on exchange

WELCOMING EXCHANGE PUPILS: Back row, from left, Mr D Marx, Maya Curtis (Wilderness), Florence Phillips (Wilderness), Xani De Vito (Wilderness), Olivia Heath (DSG); middle row, Anna Sprague (DSG), Kirsty Krix (Wilderness), Isabel de Beer(DSG), Shubhangi Dubey (Pinegrove), Rashi (Pinegrove), Anindhya Soin (Pinegrove); and front, Diana Dixie, Lauren Carmichael and Juliet Rogan (all DSG). Hannah Loggie and Josie Hickey were absent for the photo

DIOCESAN School for Girls in Grahamstown welcomed three girls from Pinegrove in India and four girls from The Wilderness School in Adelaide, Australia to the DSG campus this week to start the 2017 international exchange programme. 

WELCOMING EXCHANGE PUPILS: Back row, from left, Mr D Marx, Maya Curtis (Wilderness), Florence Phillips (Wilderness), Xani De Vito (Wilderness), Olivia Heath (DSG); middle row, Anna Sprague (DSG), Kirsty Krix (Wilderness), Isabel de Beer(DSG), Shubhangi Dubey (Pinegrove), Rashi (Pinegrove), Anindhya Soin (Pinegrove); and front, Diana Dixie, Lauren Carmichael and Juliet Rogan (all DSG). Hannah Loggie and Josie Hickey were absent for the photo

The girls will be participating in all aspects of DSG life to foster relationships and build experiences and memories to take back to share with their own friends, family and schools.

The Pinegrove girls will be at DSG until June 23 and the Wilderness girls leave DSG on July 15.

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