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We are pleased to inform all our followers that Elarduspark Animal Clinic has also agreed to help us with the making of the EcoBricks. We are so happy that more people and especially clinics/hospitals are contributing to lower the unrecyclable waste footprint.
We hope that they, too, continue to challenge other clinics/hospitals, to see who can contribute the most.
P.S. – Check out the counters on the Challenge page to keep up with the latest numbers.
Just this morning I received this photo.
I am so glad we got 19 bottles, filled. This is a great way for Clinics and of course anyone to get rid of their unrecyclable waste.
If you want to get involved, you can head over to the event on our Events page on Facebook to see more information regarding this event. Also swing by our PlasticBrick Challenge page to see how you can make it in just a few simple steps.
Camp Mo is a summer camp, yes it’s a Northern hemisphere thing. Quite expected since I have never heard of anyone go to such a thing here in South Africa, nonetheless, it’s a free online summer camp hosted by Edmodo. Weeklong camps will be both educational and fun-touching themes such as backyard conservation, theatre, and STEM challenges. Combining online instruction with offline activities, campers will log in to their Camp and get daily activities, challenges, and tasks.
They will be able to safely connect and collaborate with students like themselves from around the world, always monitored by professional camp counsellors.
To make Camp Mo accessible to as many students as possible, activities can be accessed anytime during the day, whenever they have access to a connected device.
Students aged 9-15.
Visit the following website www.edmodosummercamp.com.
Yesterday we visited the garden again and found nice veggies. Today we will use them in a dish (or two).
What do you guys think? Leave your comments below
For those who followed our previous posts about the ‘closet cleanout’ or ‘iets-vir-iets’ or any of our post related to the clothes swop opportunity that we were going to arrange, we will keep your posted on the date that we can safely arrange such an event. We would love to get the event ready and for all of our followers and those who are interested in our school and the events, we are planning.
We, of course, would love to hear from you as well since we cannot exist without you! So please take the time to send us a message if you would like to be heard. you can go over to our contact us page where you will find a wide range of contact methods or just look at the bottom right of the screen to send us a Facebook Messenger message.
“Everything has its beauty, but not everyone sees it.” — Andy Warhol
For those who followed our previous posts about the ‘closet cleanout’ or ‘iets-vir-iets’ or any of our post related to the clothes swop opportunity that we were going to arrange, we will keep your posted on the date that we can safely arrange such an event. We would love to get the event ready and for all of our followers and those who are interested in our school and the events, we are planning.
We, of course, would love to hear from you as well since we cannot exist without you! So please take the time to send us a message if you would like to be heard. you can go over to our contact us page where you will find a wide range of contact methods or just look at the bottom right of the screen to send us a Facebook Messenger message.
“Everything has its beauty, but not everyone sees it.” — Andy Warhol
During this “stay at home” times it can be quite difficult to keep yourself busy. You always wish for all this time to do the things that you never had the time to do, just to realise time was never the issue. I’m sitting on my bed -yes, I know very professional- trying to schedule the posts to keep the website active and the social platforms full of interesting and relevant information.
I must say reading the articles that a convenient program suggests help to keep me busy and find more information to publish, helps. But keeping productive was never my speciality. This time also gives, well time to think about where I want to go personally and of course professionally. Naturally, I would love to get the Business up and running with the least amount of resistance. The funds needed to do this is one of the most impactful/limiting factors at the moment.
The lockdown period is both a blessing and a curse, I believe that this time was a well-deserved break our lovely blue planet needed, but there is also the fact that peoples lives were deeply impacted by this period. This time brought people together, maybe to close in some instances, but it also created a great divide between people. Some small businesses had to close down due to the fact that they just did not have the funds to stay afloat during the time they could not work. So many families were impacted, some could not even manage to keep the lights on… Speaking of it, I saw last night in KN Pandemie that there is a lovely initiative of doing exactly that, keeping the lights on for people who cannot do it. If you would like to donate or like to request help click here.
Lately, I have taken more photos than I have taken in a while, from trying to get a nice photo of the full moon to all the flowers in the garden, especially the roses. If you would like to see the photos click here.
We also launched our very own challenge, the eco-brick/plastic-brick challenge. have a look at our challenge page for more information.
“You’ve got to get up every morning with determination if you’re going to go to bed with satisfaction.” – George Lorimer
“The people who are crazy enough to think they can change the world are the ones who do.” – Steve Jobs
“Creativity takes courage.” – Henri Matisse
