Week Two of our 2025 Reading Sensitization Program at Friends of Ronzls Foundation. Our mission is to inspire a love for reading among young learners while educating them on the significant role reading plays in their educational journey. We are thrilled to be visiting the 44 primary schools adopted into our foundation, where we engage with the students through interactive reading sessions.
Monday, 10th February 2025
We kicked off the week by visiting the following schools:
- Sokoya Memorial Primary School, Makun
- LG Primary School, Makun, Sagamu
- School for Special Needs, Makun
- UAMC School, Eleja
During our visits, we read with the learners, shared captivating stories, and discussed the importance of reading. The excitement and curiosity in their eyes as they journeyed through the stories were truly inspiring.
Tuesday, 11th February 2025
Our team continued the sensitization program at:
- St. Paul Primary School, Ofin-Alagbo
- Wesley Primary School, Soyindo
Once again, we engaged the learners with interesting storybooks and emphasized how reading can enhance their learning skills, broaden their knowledge, and enrich their experiences.
Wednesday, 12th February 2025
Wednesday was a free day, allowing our team to rest and prepare for the next round of school visits.
Thursday, 13th February 2025
Our reading journey resumed as we visited:
- AUD Primary School, Makun
- Zumuratul Islamiyah Primary School, Ojumele
- Wesley Primary School, Ojumele
We read with the students, discussed the value of reading, and encouraged them to develop a daily reading habit.
Friday, 14th February 2025
We concluded the week by visiting:
- Wesley Primary School, Gbara
- Wesley Primary School, Sotubo
To support their reading culture, we donated storybooks with vivid illustrations that captivated the learners’ imagination. These schools were recently added to our reading sensitization program, and we gifted them 10 books each to kickstart their libraries. An additional 290 books will be provided soon to fully set up their library collections.
We reminded the learners about the importance of borrowing books from the library, reading regularly, and how reading can significantly improve their learning abilities.
