BONGI'S QUEST IN CONSERVATION

The use of story books like Bongi's Quest is of great value and importance in conservation exercises. Children get to appreciate the environment through educational materials that ensures better understanding. Thank you Jane, Chris Daniels and the entire team of African Educational Stories for your contributions and efforts.

 The Bongi's Quest educational stories book.















Sam Dindi handing over Bongi's Quest story book to the head teacher of Kifaru primary school. The word "Kifaru" means Rhino in swahili language.

Inside Kifaru Primary School is an art sculpture of a rhino with the name of the school on it.  

 And in welcoming Bongi, the lesson on the rhino and its importance was necessary.

 The school children receiving the Bongi story books.

CELEBRATING WORLD ENVIRONMENT DAY

The green economy has been described as the economic growth that reduces carbon emissions and pollution while enhancing efficient use of energy and resources.

With the celebration of World Environment Day, several objectives come in mind, which include:

1. Awareness creation on priority environment issues.
2. Providing a platform for public education and awareness on the value of environment.
3. Assisting in prioritizing environment agenda in the country and beyond.
4. Influencing a positive attitude towards the environment.

In celebrating the day, we engaged the future leaders in understanding the value of environment and playing part in conserving it.

The use of art in conservation engaged the children in feeling part of the environment and enjoying it.

By doing so, the children got to express their views on the environment they wish and want.

 After the drawings, the children were engaged in creating the future they want through tree planting.

tree planting exercise by Oluowa Primary School 

Ojolla Primary School was not left behind either.

A day well celebrated