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School Breakfast Club, Zambia

  • July 14, 2015
  • by cherylmvula
  • · News

Girl-eating

School Breakfast Club, Zambia

The High Five Club has joined hands with ECHO at Eastbourne College to continue our support of an annual feeding programme at Malimba Basic School in Zambia’s wildlife-rich Luangwa Valley.

This effective intervention has improved attendance levels and increased enrollment numbers at this rural school. The premise is simple – a full belly means fuller classes and enhanced learning.

Read more about this initiative here MALIMBA Breakfast Club 2015.

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