Reddam House learners give back
Learners and teachers served their community by giving back to those in need.
Reddam House Bedfordview recently embraced the school motto: “We shall give back”.
Learners and teachers served their community by giving back to those in need.
Due to lockdown restrictions, the school’s 67 minutes on Mandela Day service was postponed to August 5.
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This year for Mandela Day, learners and staff made jars of hope to deliver to various charities around Johannesburg.
Covid-19 has had a direct impact on the lives of many.
The winter weather adds to their strife, both physically and mentally.
Being given a jar of soup ingredients that can provide a meal for four to eight people could offer some solace and hope and might even bring a smile to their faces.
While adhering to the Covid-19 regulations, the learners and staff from the campuses made enough jars of hope to feed 6 300 people.
Jars were donated to:
• Beacon of Hope
• Ubuhle Bezwe
• Ukwakha Isizwe
• Eastgate Primary School
In addition, and as part of the school’s Mandela Day efforts, Reddam House Bedfordview started a KZN relief drive to help those who had been badly affected by the recent riots and looting.
The Reddam Bedfordview family collected and sent more than 1 600kg worth of food items to Empangheni in KZN.
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