Ivana Meyer, Leatitia Boerssen, en Solidariteit Helpende Hand Roodepoort voorsitter Liz Strydom saam met van die kinders wat aan die plakkiedag deelgeneem het.
Ons Plek Horison het op Vrydag, 16 Januarie, die aanvang van die 2026 akademiese jaar met ’n prettige plakkiedag vir hul leerders gevier.
Volgens juffrou Ivana Meyer poog Ons Plek Horison om op die eerste Vrydag van elke maand ’n lekker aktiwiteitsdag aan te bied, telkens met ’n ander tema vir die kinders.
“Kinders kon met hul mooiste of kreatiefste plakkies by hul maats kom spog,” het sy gesê. “Skool hoef darem nie net altyd harde werk te wees nie; ’n bietjie pret het ook sy plek.”
Ons Plek Horison word deur Solidariteit Helpende Hand as ’n opvoedkundige gemeenskapsprojek bedryf, met die fokus op kwaliteit Afrikaanse onderrig en die versorging van kinders uit alle ekonomiese agtergronde, ten einde hulle in staat te stel om hul volle potensiaal te bereik.
Hierdie sentrum is een van agt Ons Plek naskool- en opvoedkundigesentrums regoor Suid-Afrika.
“Ons wens die gemeenskap ’n voorspoedige 2026 toe en sien uit daarna om elke eerste Vrydag van die maand ’n spoggerige aantrekdag te vier,” sê die span.
Vir meer inligting oor Ons Plek Horison, kontak asseblief die sentrumbestuurder, Leatitia Boerssen, by 082 823 1044, of Ivana by 073 606 5671.
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