Heavenly Flowers Pre-Primary School participated in and supported the Child Protection Week Campaign.
The learners were informed about their rights and they then made a poster to send out a message to parents and the community.
“This issue is close to our hearts as we work with children on a daily basis.
“We cannot imagine the things children have to go through in a cruel world,” said Natasha Viljoen, on behalf of Heavenly Flowers.
“Our message to the community would be – ‘speak up, get involved and make a difference’.
“Even though we know this week was to raise awareness, we will keep urging everyone to protect their children every second of every day as they are our future.”
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