Every year, learners from the Potchefstroom Gimnasium wash the feet of Grade 8 learners, mimicking the biblical story of Jesus washing his disciples' feet. This tradition symbolizes service and humility, encouraging students to support and uplift one another.
Every year, learners from the Potchefstroom Gimnasium wash the feet of Grade 8 learners, taking a leaf out of the book of John 13: 1-17 where Jesus washed the feet of his disciples.
"In the Bible, the humble act of washing someone's dirty feet is also referred to. Jesus chose to wash the feet of His disciples. With this gesture, the Council wanted to show the Grade 8s that they care for them and want to serve them.
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