Pre-School Graduation Day Celebration

Written by on December 5, 2017. Posted in BAOBAB FOUNDATION

Pre-school Baobab Foundation

Pre-schoolers graduation day! The EcoProducts Baobab Foundation support a number of pre-schools in various villages in the area. We believe this a vitally important aspect of early childhood development that urgently needs our attention and funding in order to break the poverty cycle.

It’s a big day in the life of a pre-schooler when they finally “graduate” from pre-school to “Big” School.It’s always a very special day and all the pre-schoolers and parents are there to participate in making this a festive occasion.

Baobab Foundation Preschool

Excited Preschool Children

NEO TRADING kindly donated a contribution to two pre-schools in Venda, Zwigodini Community Creche and Tshedza Community Creche.  OASIS WATER also generously donated juice concentrate and water to the preschools for their special event.

Preschool graduation and baobab tree

All the little ‘Graduates’ – in front of a Baobab tree of course!

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