Review

In Narok, Kenya, supported by the World Educational Cultural Aid (WECA) WE-Somang Kindergarten ahead of the new semester in September. We have brought you news of the busy preparations for the opening of the school year to welcome the children.

Despite the barren environment with little rain since last April and dry, dusty dust, kindergarten teachers are looking after the children. We had a meaningful time during the vacation with the anticipation of meeting each other.

In order to present warm learning opportunities to more village children, we visited various villages around us to promote admission. 

We naturally promoted kindergarten by drawing colorful pictures on drawing paper and coloring with children gathered on the side of the road, and provided safe and reliable education to mothers who came along. We provided guidance on the environment.

The classroom environment has also been renovated. 

Every corner of the park is cleaned so that the children who come through the door can smile brightly, and the classroom walls are decorated with friendly and cute animal friends for an exciting new semester. The welcome has been completed.

Despite the harsh climate and environment, we hope to protect children's dreams of learning and laughter. We ask for the warm interest and support of our sponsoring members so that the kindergarten can operate in a healthy manner. Please.

"The small seed of learning called a kindergarten planted on dry land becomes an invaluable sanctuary for children who will later grow up remembering Korea's warm hand.

WECA will provide a strong fence so that children grow up bright and courageous without being overcome by a harsh environment and become talented people who communicate with the world."

— World Educational Cultural Aid Chairman Bang Jeong-hwan

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