Queen Nzinga students learn about caring for the environment

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As balance is one of the Queen Nzinga Saturday School Club’s core values, tackling the topic of climate change and care for the environment form an important part of our curriculum. With the help of renowned storyteller, Usifu Jalloh (The Cow Foot Prince), our students learned about the environment and wrote their own stories for oral storytelling about the need to take care of it. 

Listen to Usifu Jalloh with the students of Queen Nzinga Saturday School Club May 2021

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