Grade 4 Primary School Children Recite Heart-Warming Poem About Teachers, Video Goes Viral: Mzansi Stans

Grade 4 Primary School Children Recite Heart-Warming Poem About Teachers, Video Goes Viral: Mzansi Stans

  • A sweet group of Grade 4 primary Mzansi school pupils recited a heart-warming poem about teachers
  • Facebook page The SNAT Platform shared the cute video clip, and it went viral, clocking over 40k views
  • The people of Mzansi loved seeing the gratitude the kids oozed and how their sweet souls beamed on stage

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It is heartwarming to see tiny humans showing so much gratitude to those who spend their days moulding their minds. Moments like these make you pause and remember the beauty life holds.

Grade 4 pupils from Ngomane Primary School
The SNAT Platform's Facebook page shared the cute video clip, which went viral, clocking over 40k views. Image: Facebook / SNAT Platform
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We can learn from small children that pure gratitude possesses a power no words can explain. These little beings couldn’t be more thankful for their teachers.

Facebook page The SNAT Platform shared a video of a group of Grade four pupils from Ngomane Primary School reciting a poem that will touch your soul.

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“Watch how stellar these souls we teach LOVE you dear educators. Led by the ace Amanda Dlamini, these are beautiful Grade 4 souls from Ngomane Primary School. This morning, they recited a piece dedicated to their own impressive teachers.

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“Kudos Ngomane Primary School.”

Mzansi peeps show love for the inspiring little humans

Seeing the heart and soul, they put into the poem had many bursting with pride. Teaching gratitude is a priceless lesson, and many commended the school.

Take a look at a few of the sweet comments:

Sebenele Ndlovu said:

“Wow ...a candle that burns itself to give light to others.”

Dorothy Nyathi said:

“Thank you very much children. Teachers are a value to the society. Every human being who went to school passed through the hands of a teacher. Let the world value them.”

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Samke Sibalukhulu said:

“Beautiful souls. Teachers you're the best, Kudos to you.”

Nok'thula Thuli Mthethwa said:

“This is what makes us wake up every day even though we are not given what we deserve financially. Thank you Ngomane teachers!”

Dora Ncamie Mbowane said:

“That's was amazing poet ❤️ teachers for encourage them as early stage big up.”

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Choosing to be a teacher means dedicating your life to nurturing children. So, when this woman was welcomed by all of her babies on her special day, it filled her heart with love.

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Twitter user @ItuMadiege shared the clip showing how the whole school made her birthday the best day ever. Dressed to perfection, the birthday queen was at a loss for words over the special gesture.

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Denika Herbst (Editor) Denika Herbst is a Human Interest writer at Briefly News. She is also an Industrial Sociologist with a master's degree in Industrial Organisational and Labour Studies from the University of Kwa-Zulu Natal, which she completed in 2020. She is now a PhD candidate at UKZN. Denika has over five years of experience writing for Briefly News (joined in 2018), and a short time writing for The South African. You can reach her via: denika.herbst@briefly.co.za.