HELENE KROON DE KOCK
Yes, it was a little private school. It started with 20 children and in the beginning there was only one little, if I can call it - I see children as children. I mean I don't care what the colour of people is, I see people as people.  There was only one little Black girl that came because nobody knew really at that stage, what we wanted to do.  So we had 20 children and one of these children was a little Black girl.  The government of that time wouldn't accept this little Black girl as a child.  So we couldn't get registration.  They said no, we must have 20 Whites.  So we had to pray and search for another White child to get the school registered.  But eventually with a long struggle, and a lot of pain, we had the school registered.