Ikhaya Labantwana Montessori

Ikhaya Labantwana Montessori is a preschool managed by Sustainable Coffee Bay, a registered NPO and PBO. We are situated in Jonga Village near Coffee Bay in the rural Eastern Cape (former Transkei). We impact the lives of 64 isiXhosa children from Jonga and surrounding villages. Our children come from very poor families, where social grants if often the only income these families have. We rely on generous sponsors and funders to cover the monthly expenses for the running of our school.

Our school is 12 years old this year, and we desperately need to replace some very well-worn Montessori materials. We are requesting your assistance to acquire these. If anyone can help fulfill our wish list of Montessori material, it would be greatly appreciated.

Materials Wish List:

Small Bead Frame 1 – R 379.05

Continent 3 Part Cards 1 – R 122.54

Timeline of the Seasons Southern Hemisphere 1 – R 255.54

We have placed a registry with Children’s House listing the materials needed. If you are interested in supporting us, please contact Sharon at Children’s House to reserve and purchase any item from the material we need: 021 709 0948 (office), 079 696 6563 (mobile) or info@childrenshouse.co.za (email).

A massive Thank You to everyone who’s interested in making a difference in the lives of our rural children. If you have any comments for or queries about Ikhaya Labantwana Montessori, please contact Gill at 082 873 5206 (mobile) or ilm@sustainablecoffeebay.org.za (email).

With all our love from all of us at Ikhaya Labantwana Montessori

Gill, Fundiswa, Nokuthula, Noxolo, Nonzame, Vuyokazi, Music and all 64 Labantwana-ans.

Ikhaya Labantwana is a Progressive member school, catering for a 3-6 environment, the schools annual membership fee/ child levy is fully/ partially sponsored by SAMA and the school forms part of the outreach projects.

Membership Level: Not Applicable
Head of School: Not Applicable
Environment:
Contact Person: Gill Holder
Tel Number: 082 873 5206
Cell Number: Not Applicable
Email Address: ilm@sustainablecoffeebay.org.za
Street Address: Not Applicable
City: Not Applicable
Region: Eastern Cape
Postal Code: Not Applicable
Website: www.sustainablecoffeebay.org.za
2021-10-01T11:11:44+02:00November 28th, 2016|Who Needs Help|

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