Print Exclusive: Heavenly Flowers say ‘No’ to child abuse

Heavenly Flowers took a stand against child abuse during their Child Abuse Awareness campaign.

May 9, 2017

Leigh Hodgson 1 minute read

Joyce Masha (left), Kaylee Deysel and Genice Matlala from Heavenly Flowers, Lambton campus’ three- to four-year-old class, show their support for Child Abuse Awareness Month which was celebrated recently.

Child Abuse Awareness Month was recently highlighted in the city and, in honour of this, learners and teachers from Heavenly Flowers took a stand against child abuse.

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