The pupils of the junior company at Edith-Stein-Schule Ravensburg & Aulendorf support the UNESCO partner project steps for children with a donation of 400 euros. The donation will contribute to the healthy nutrition of the children in Okakarara, who receive a warm lunch every day.<\/p>\n
In Namibia, more than half of the population lives below the poverty line, and a large proportion is undernourished. Following the longest period of drought in 2019, the food situation has worsened further. The country has been in recession since 2016, and many people are losing their jobs. Children are affected hardest.<\/p>\n
On 07\/02\/2020, Ms Kurzawa and the head teacher, Mr Greiner, thanked the pupils and their supervising teachers, Ms Graf, Ms Linz, Ms Vochezer and Ms W\u00f6llhaf, for their great commitment; after all, 14 bath salts, 20 eco-bags, 70 vegetable bags and around 70 kg of biscuits, chutney and raspberry salt, all handcrafted, were able to be sold. The biscuits use ingredients from the region and from fair trade.<\/p>\n
One World Day<\/strong> We would like to thank, on behalf of all steps children in Okakarara, the pupils of Edith-Stein-Schule Ravensburg & Aulendorf, the junior company, as well as the supervising teachers Ms Graf, Ms Linz, Ms Vochezer and Ms W\u00f6llhaf, most sincerely for their great commitment.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Juniorfirma spendet f\u00fcr die t\u00e4gliche Ern\u00e4hrung von Kindern in Namibia zur UNESCO-Projektpartnerorganisation steps for children Die Sch\u00fclerinnen und Sch\u00fcler der Juniorfirma der Edith-Stein-Schule Ravensburg & Aulendorf unterst\u00fctzt mit einer Spende von 400 Euro das UNESCO-Partnerprojekt steps for children. Die Spende wird zur gesunden Ern\u00e4hrung der Kinder in Okakarara beitragen, die t\u00e4glich ein warmes Mittagessen erhalten. 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At the end of November too, committed pupils, teachers, and teaching staff made One World Day possible with colourful activities and a rich food offering. The proceeds go to the UNESCO partner organisations in Namibia, Costa Rica, Ecuador and Bangladesh. steps for children received a four-digit sum.<\/p>\n