Learners receive new stationery and school bags

DIEPSLOOT – The newly formed Supa Quick School Bags Donation Drive saw a number of learners at Edu Fun in Diepsloot get new stationery and school bags.

September 27, 2021

Khomotso Makgabutlane 1 minute read

Edu Fun Primary School staff and Supa Quick representatives at Edu Fun in Diepsloot. Photo: Supplied

A local school received new stationery and school bags thanks to an initiative run by Supa Quick on September 10.

Edu Fun learners in Diepsloot with their new school bags and stationery. Photo: Supplied

The company’s initiative, the Supa Quick School Bags Donation Drive, has donated to over 10 schools throughout the country in the last year.

One of the schools that benefited from the drive, Edu Fun Primary School, is an NPO in Diepsloot that partners with Diepsloot Combined School in Diepsloot West which aims to improve English literacy for Grade 2 and 3 learners at the school.

Marketing coordinator Mathapelo Motaung said the company has a deep care for the community ‘and the future of tomorrow’s generation’.

Edu Fun learners in Diepsloot with their new school bags and stationery. Photos: Supplied

“This initiative is one that is very close to the brand, over the last year we have been donating stationery kits to disadvantaged primary schools and high schools around the country. We have donated over 1 000 kits so far. The pandemic has really hit the communities bad and giving back is very important to us,” she said.