World Children’s Day, also known as Universal Children’s Day, was first celebrated on 20th November 1954, with the goal of promoting international cooperation, raising awareness
Written by: Becca Marsh Reading time: 4 mins Last updated: March 17, 2021 Have you ever wondered how a word gets into the dictionary? Does one person
At the end of a long dirt road, towards the hills, children dressed in faintly dark-brown and chequered coloured uniforms sang a beautiful song,
‘’That’s my boy’!!!” Mr Wuba Clement, the headteacher of Gwara Community Primary School, in Khana LGA, Rivers State exclaimed! 10 –year- old Daniel Monsi, a primary
There is a misconception that; “If you want to hide something from an African, put it in a book”. Also, there’s a widespread belief
Cherish, an 11-year-old hearing-impaired in primary 4 of Therapeutic Inclusive Nursery/Primary School, was so excited when she heard her school was going to get a
In a research conducted on two hundred and three children from a wide range of socio-economic backgrounds in the U.K by two university Professors; one
On the 5th of February when we visited Baptist Primary School to set up our first Reading Corner for the 10thAnniversary Book Drive Campaign,
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