IN CONVERSATION WITH MORITING PRIMARY PRINCIPAL

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This interview brings the conversation inside the classroom
and focuses on what Share More Meals actually means to the
learners, educators and families at Moriting Primary School.
the interview explores the realities educators see when
learners come to school hungry and how food can affect
concentration, attendance, participation and learning. It will
also celebrate Moriting itself, the meaning behind its name,
and the work the school is already doing to support its
learners.
The interview gives the community a chance to hear directly
from the people who will benefit and ends with a personal call
to action: choose Iwisa No.1 at Pick ‘n Pay, tell your
neighbours, and help build something meaningful for the
school together.
26 Aug English South Africa Entertainment News · Music Interviews

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