Beating Plastic pollution; our part at Shared Space

No to Plastic

In line with World Environment Day, which focuses on beating plastic pollution this year, Shared Space shared this sentiment and created painting canvases by recycling cardboard and bin bags for aprons in their first Sip and Paint event in 2023.

Landfill-biodegradable aprons can be recycled or disposed of in the general rubbish bin. Once disposed of the landfill, biodegradation is accelerated approximately 90%+ faster than conventional plastic aprons, producing organic matter (a natural fertilizer) and no microplastics.

We at the shared space will encourage all and sundry to get involved in beating plastic pollution by recycling. Enjoy some photos from the process.

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Maiden 'Sip & Paint Day' event

"Announcement" flyer “Every child is an artist; the problem is staying an artist when you grow up.”– Pablo Picasso Recycled hand made canvases The maiden edition of the Shared Space Sip and Paint Day came off on 24th April 2023. Children and parents experienced the best time in painting, from mixing colors to stroking and brushing. The aim was to bring out the inner ‘Picassos’ of each participant along side awakening the creativity from within, especially the children. The activity saw brilliant new artists of almost all ages with the youngest of them being a 2 year-old. Set up Painting by one of the children Lessons from the activity

How our vacation program is going...

Shared Space vacation fun activities Do you a prefer a formal, non-formal or informal learning experience for your child/ children this vacation period? Shared Space is offering an amazing vacation program tailored to the unique needs of each child, from 6th August 2023 to 4th September 2023. Activities for this program include, but are not limited to typing lessons, reading contest, creative art, interactive games etc. To sign up, call or Whatsapp 0503532228.

Solutions- Oriented University Education

A concern has been raised by an educationist on opening up recommendations for fresh students in the university. According to an article in the Daily Graphic by Mr. Anis Haffar highlighted "That admonition was important then and more so today in the context of finding solutions to the myriad problems facing Ghana," He added that "Great things happen when young people are given the chance to identify the problems around them and to imagine innovative solutions."

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