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By Ahmed Ali Usman, Kafanchan
Water Brooks Pathway Schools, Kafanchan in Kaduna State celebrated its 11th year anniversary with a poignant event focusing on the critical theme of child protection. Mrs. Grace Yohanna Abbin, Manager of Salama Sexual Assault Referral Center, delivered a compelling message, highlighting the special role families play in ensuring the safety of children.
Mrs. Abbin emphasized the importance of listening to children and understanding their experiences.
She called for a proactive approach to recognize and identify the challenges children may be facing, both at home and in school.
Mrs. Abbin urged children to assertively say “no” to indecent touching, not just within the school premises but also at home and in public spaces.
She emphasized the need for children to be vigilant and report any attempts to lure them into unsafe situations.
As part of the commemorative event, a panel discussion unfolded, bringing together representatives from parents, teachers, students, and the facilitator.
The insightful conversation delved into the collective responsibility of the community in ensuring a safe and secure environment for the school’s students.
In her closing remarks, Pastor Martha Kure, the Founder and Proprietor of Water Brooks Pathway Schools, expressed heartfelt appreciation for the resourceful insights shared by Mrs. Abbin.
Pastor Kure extended gratitude to the parents and teachers for their active participation in the anniversary celebration, highlighting the significant role they play in upholding the school’s commitment to child protection.
The 11th anniversary celebration not only marked a milestone for Water Brooks School but also reinforced its dedication to fostering an environment where every child feels secure, valued, and protected.
As the community unites in this commitment, the school continues to be a beacon of education and safety for the children in the area.
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