Bosele Primary celebrates Literacy Day

Friday, July 11, 2014

Bosele Primary School recently celebrated World Literacy Day under the theme “Reading makes the World go around” and with the school painted with the pupils in their green and grey school uniform, the literacy day was redefined.

From plays to poems, the day which attracted parents and teachers, showed that the word of the day was literacy and its importance. Speaking at the event, the main speaker, the Director of Botswana National Library Services (BNLS), Gaorekwe Kgotla said that literacy is a vital feature of human dignity.

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Bosele Primary celebrates Literacy Day

Bosele Primary School recently celebrated World Literacy Day under the theme “Reading makes the World go around” and with the school painted with the pupils in their green and grey school uniform, the literacy day was redefined.

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