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Swartland Gazette

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22 Feb 2022

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SOS Africa Children’s Charity launched its Gordon’s Bay Education Programme as the UK-based organisation marks its 20th year. Following the founding of a new partnership with Sir Lowry’s Pass Primary School late last year, this initiative was established to provide holistic education and care to children from the Sir Lowry’s Pass community every weekday afternoon. Based at the charity’s new premises in Gordon’s Bay, the children will receive a nutritious lunch, homework support and mentoring. Little ones, including Zelmarie Steyn, Luniko Zilani, Siphosihle Ntsabo, Relton Steyn and Damien Petersen (pictured), will also participate in a wide range of extra-curricular activities including art lessons, gardening, swimming lessons and creative play. The charity’s Gordon’s Bay premises will undergo a complete renovation as the property is further developed to provide holistic education and care to children across age groups across the area. See page 5 for the full story. Photo: YeahYeah Photography

Branching out

Swartland Gazette

|

22 Feb 2022

SOS Africa Children’s Charity launched its Gordon’s Bay Education Programme as the UK-based organisation marks its 20th year. Following the founding of a new partnership with Sir Lowry’s Pass Primary School late last year, this initiative was established to provide holistic education and care to children from the Sir Lowry’s Pass community every weekday afternoon. Based at the charity’s new premises in Gordon’s Bay, the children will receive a nutritious lunch, homework support and mentoring. Little ones, including Zelmarie Steyn, Luniko Zilani, Siphosihle Ntsabo, Relton Steyn and Damien Petersen (pictured), will also participate in a wide range of extra-curricular activities including art lessons, gardening, swimming lessons and creative play. The charity’s Gordon’s Bay premises will undergo a complete renovation as the property is further developed to provide holistic education and care to children across age groups across the area. See page 5 for the full story. Photo: YeahYeah Photography

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