Greensprings School seeks support for the poor

Greensprings school has encouraged members of its community to show more love to the less privileged during the COVID-19 lockdown declared by the Federal Government.

The Chief Executive Officer of the school, Mrs Lai Koiki, in a statement on Thursday urged parents and teachers to be optimistic, saying the challenging period would soon be over.

She advised parents and teachers to keep observing the World Health Organisation’s safety precautions on social distancing ad handwashing.

“For 35 years we have lived by our motto, ‘In love serve one another,’ which is more important now more than ever. We must continue to lean into the backbone of that collaborative partnership amid the understanding that a life of service is a life that counts. I urge all parents and teachers to please reach out safely within their network to support the less privileged and the vulnerable in our society.

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“And remember, life will get back to normal soon and hopefully when this experience is over, our lives will include more appreciation of our daily blessings and our relationships,” Koiki said.

She added that the school had unveiled a ‘Window of Hope’ campaign to inspire people to send messages of love to one another during the lockdown period.

Source: PUNCH