Re Jala Peo has officially handed over a newly established waste collection point to Letsholathebe Memorial School, promoting environmental responsibility and clean school surroundings. The station includes clearly labelled bins [Glass, Green waste, Paper and Plastic] to encourage students to separate waste correctly. This hands-on initiative is designed to build lifelong habits of proper waste […]
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Jul
Jul
Young learners at Mathiba Memorial School and Andrew Wellio Primary School recently brought their imaginations to life through the Aflatoun Social Emotional Learning curriculum activity themed “Unleashing My Imagination.” The initiative provided a dynamic space for students to express themselves creatively while exploring essential life skills and values. Students took to the ground by crafting […]
11
Jun
Jun
This year’s Global Money Week brought together 53 enthusiastic participants from 15 schools across Maun for a wonderful celebration of financial education. Representing their schools were Junior Rangers and Aflatoun Club members, joined by coordinators and trainers for a full day of learning and fun. The event opened with an inspiring keynote speech from Mr. […]
Gardens & trees, Uncategorized
Growing a greener future: Re Jala Peo leads tree planting in Maun schools
11
Jun
Jun
In a powerful step toward environmental awareness and community resilience, Re Jala Peo has launched a tree-planting initiative in schools across Maun and surrounding villages. The project, aimed at promoting climate education and sustainability, involves club members, teachers, and local volunteers working together to plant indigenous and fruit trees in schoolyards and public spaces. “We […]
Uncategorized, Women Empowerment
Empowering women through craft: Nina Safari Tales project brings hope to Maun
11
Jun
Jun
The Nina Safari Tales Project, launched by Re Jala Peo in cooperation with Nancy of Botswana Specialist, is helping women that took part in our women empowerment programs in Maun and nearby villages build brighter futures through creativity and skill-building. The project started in Thito Ward, teaching women to crochet safari animals using high quality […]