By Amy Baty-Herbert | Project Leader
At the Kamawornie Nursery School, we believe that learning doesn’t just happen in the classroom—it starts with healthy habits that can last a lifetime. One of the most important lessons our young students are learning is the power of proper handwashing.
Colorful and engaging handwashing posters have been placed throughout the school. These posters are more than decorations; they are simple, visual guides that teach students each step of the handwashing process—from wetting their hands, to lathering up with soap, scrubbing between their fingers, and rinsing thoroughly. Teachers reinforce the practice daily, turning handwashing into a fun, empowering routine.
Zainab is a bright nursery school student, talks about why you should wash your hands in this video.
Her words capture the heart of why this initiative matters, teaching children how to keep their hands clean is a simple yet powerful way to prevent illness and keep classrooms full and thriving.
We’re proud to see the students of Kamawornie Nursery School practicing what they’ve learned and spreading awareness to their families and community. Your continued support is greatly appreciated. Together, we are shaping a brighter, more empowered future!
For any questions or inquiries, feel free to contact us at GlobalGiving@developafrica.org.
With heartfelt appreciation,
Amy & the Develop Africa Team
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