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Daisy Business Solutions gives back for Mandela Day

Daisy Business Solutions spent Mandela Day creating an educational playground at Stepping Stones Early Learning Centre in Polokwane.

Mandela was a big promoter of education and the youth; therefore, on this year’s Mandela Day. Daisy Business Solutions staff spent July 17 at Stepping Stones Early Learning Centre to create a play area with a difference.

They created an educational hopscotch snake where the toddlers have to do different moves as they go along the route.

This small area was not the only upgraded piece of playground, as the walkway from the gate to the entrance and to the playground was also transformed to look like a road, complete with signs.

We will now get the appropreate Brim Brim Push toys for the children to play with on the newly painted areas. We have been walking a route with Daisy Business Solutions – Limpopo and are greatful for their consistent support.

Principal of Stepping Stones Early Learning Centre, Ansie van Heerden, thanked the team for their support and care.

On Tuesday, the Daisy Business Solutions – Limpopo team visited the school, where they not only handed out sweet packs but demonstrated to the learners how to make use of the new playground.

The children immediately fell in love with the new play area, and teachers had a bit of a challenge getting them back to work.

Watch the kids enjoy the new play area

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Maretha Swanepoel

My name is Maretha Swanepoel and I have worked at the Polokwane Review since 2012. The decision to become a journalist came at 04:00 one Friday morning while watching news of bombings in Afghanistan and I realised I wanted to be there. Some years later, I decided to rather stay in South Africa and join the industry due to my love for writing and curiosity. Even though I can write all beats, I love human interest and community news with some schools added to the mix. Telling someone’s story and using my camera to make memories is a privilege. My interests include animals (especially dogs) and mental health. I like to spend my time with my dogs and a good book. My family is important and takes second place in my heart. God is always first.

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