Review

1. WE-Hope Kindergarten: Time for completion and achievement of the first semester in 2026

Narok, KenyaWESomang KindergartenChildren (18 students) successfully completed the first semester of 2026. I reviewed what I had learned throughout the semester and took tests tailored to each grade.

This exam was more than just an evaluation, it was a happy time to check and review the students' growth under the teachers' careful guidance.

The children, who had a good time without losing their smiles until the last week of the semester, are now planning to return even more grown after spending a sweet vacation period in April.

2. Masai Mara University: Passion for becoming one through Hangul and Korean culture

at Masai Mara UniversityKorean language classis filled with enthusiasm from students who are fascinated by Korean culture. 

Currently, classes are divided into basic classes (6 to 10 students) and beginner classes (3 to 4 students). In addition to classes, we constantly communicate online and do not give up on learning Korean.

In particular, during the last BTS performance, the influence of Korean culture could be felt through the students cheering and calling themselves ‘ARMY’. 

Although we are an elite few, we will continue to support those who love Korea more than anyone else so that they can serve as bridges for the future.

3. Soccer Class: A more lively ground during vacation

with Coach Justinsoccer classroomis an ever-popular program for Narok children.

Every day after school, from 5 p.m. until sunset, children work hard and sweat through mini games and exercises.

The age-group and team competitions held every Saturday are the most awaited time for children.

More children are expected to participate during the April vacation period, and we plan to give the winning team a small prize to give children a sense of accomplishment and enjoyment at the same time.

“I hope that through learning, sports and culture, children will gain a broader perspective on the world. 

WECA will always stand by and support the children of Narok, Kenya so that they can grow confidently without losing their dreams.” 

- Bang Jeong-hwan, Chairman of the World Educational Cultural Aid

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