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WATERWISE GROENHEUWEL PRIMARY SCHOOLWaterwise educator in the Cape Winelands, Desireé Pinetown, recently visited Groenheuwel Primary school and demonstrated the Waterwise Safety PLAN to Grade R learners. The learners had great fun participating in the lesson. They were eager to learn the safety plan that is also easy to remember.Children enjoy learning in the safety of their classroom. The isiXhosa speaking educators were extremely helpful. They joined in and translated the water safety message into isiXhosa! This gives the learners who are not well acquainted with English an excellent opportunity to grasp the gist of the lesson. The isiXhosa presentation is lively. It is a great way of reinforcing core Waterwise facts. The teachers were proud of the grade R learners. They remember what items to take along when going on a swimming trip to ensure the safety of their peers.Desiree is proudly sponsored by TNPA.Take a glimpse of Waterwise in the grade R classroom.Groenheuwel Gr r (9)Groenheuwel Gr r (3)Groenheuwel Gr r (2)Groenheuwel Gr r (1)Groenheuwel Gr r (10)
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