Friday 23 October 2015

Better Life Through Education Project (Phase 2)



SON team with representatives of NBC, SUBEB, PTA and pupils of Progress and 7th Avenue Nursery & Primary Schools


Education is an absolutely necessary precondition of economic development.

An investment in education is an investment in the future of a generation.

October 22nd 2015 will remain a day to remember for Progress and 7th Avenue Nursery and Primary Schools, Festac Town, Lagos, as they became the beneficiaries of the 2nd phase of the "Better Life Through Education" project initiated by Save Our Needy (SON).

New desks and chairs were donated to these low-income schools to improve learning conditions of the pupils.

Learning equipment donated to Progress and 7th Avenue Nursery & Primary Schools


The memorable event was graced by representatives of the Lagos State Basic Education board, Amuwo-Odofin Local Government, Amuwo-Odofin Local Government Education Authority, members of the School Base Management Committee and parents of the pupils.

The pupils of the schools performed various songs, dance and drama to show appreciation for the kind donation.

A cultural dance performance by pupils of 7th Avenue Nursery and Primary School

A drama presentation by pupils of Progress Nursery and Primary Sschool


We sincerely thank our partners, Nigerian Bottling Company (NBC) and Shoprite Community Network for joining hands with us to make this laudable initiative not only a reality but a huge success.

Through the initiative, "Better Life Through Education", we are improving the learning conditions of underserved children, one school at a time.

Mr Patrick Souza, representative of Lagos State Basic Education Board (SUBEB) addressing everyone present

 


Testing out the new chairs and desks



CEO, Save Our Needy, Marvella Odili (left) and Public Affairs Manager, Nigerian Bottling Company, Ifeoma Okoye, encouraging pupils to study hard at school


Ms Ifeoma Okoye, Public Affairs Manager, Nigerian Bottling Company, making a speech at the event

Mr. Olatunji, Head of Parents Forum giving a speech at the event

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