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Eco-club members learn about permaculture at Hlanganani

It is a cheap and efficient way to grow your own food, build green and reduce waste.

May 27, 2023
South Coast Herald 1 minute read
Port Shepstone CPF Saps and Social Crime Prevention visited Hlanganani Preparatory last week. They are (back, from left) Fathima Moosa (CPF), Wonderboy Luthuli (Senior Phase HOD), Bona Mnyandu, Luthondolwethu Nyawuza and Constable Sakhile Nzama, with Constable Ziningi Khene, Melokuhle Shangase, Melokuhle Ngcobo, Gift Mjikwa, Bongumusa Gamede, Asanda Nene, Avela Lugayeni, Jayden Newell and Khethelo Vezi in front.

Anna Sabbatini, a volunteer of the Jane Goodall Roots and Shoots programme visited Hlanganani Preparatory school last Friday, to teach learners about permaculture gardening which aims to promote sustainability and environmental awareness, while ensuring healthy nutrition and economic value.

Permaculture is a cheap and efficient way to grow your own food, build green and reduce waste. Anna encouraged all the learners to make eco-bricks which will be used to make a school bench. The school is grateful to Anna for coming to school to teach the Eco-club learners about permaculture.

Hlanganani held a special assembly on Monday this week, where Constables Sakhile Nzama and Ziningi Khene of Saps Social Crime Prevention, and Fathima Moosa of Port Shepstone Community Policing Forum taught learners about bullying, respect and crime. A big thanks to them for coming to school.

Term 2 exams are starting soon and learners are encouraged to start preparing for these assessments, so that they are not overwhelmed and stressed when they start on June 5.

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May 27, 2023
South Coast Herald 1 minute read

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