Lockdown presented a miriad of challenges, many of which were successfully mitigated, and we are so proud to have managed to settle into an online learning offering via Whatsapp, which kept the children engaged and ensured the continuiation of progress.
Some of our children were limited by their circumstances and struggled to practice, and we arranged accommodation in town, where they could stay together comfortably (with one of our lovely mothers to take good care of them), attend lessons, and practice to their hearts’ content.
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