By Janet Cuthbertson | Project Leader
Our young Zulu dancers are encouraged to learn about how to protect the wild as they live on the outskirts of the World- renowned big 5 Hluhluwe Imfolozi Park best known for its protection of rhino. One of the challenges that the wild endure is that they are not protected if they move out of the park into the rural area. Sharing information and helping our young team better understand how to live side by side with the wild and how to have compassion for their domestic animals and pets is important.
During the past number of lessons, they have been fascinated to learn that:
The young dancers enjoy showing what they have learnt by sketching the most delightful drawings of the subject taught. During the afternoon they also have dance coaching and a meal that they share with any friends who come to watch them and often ask to join in the activities.
Your support that helps them with meals and to advance their skills is always greatly appreciated and the team says
"NIGYABONGA! " (thank you very much!)
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