WE ARE SO HAPPY TO ANNOUNCE THAT OUR NEWSLETTERS ARE BACK. DOWNLOAD OUR APRIL 2022 NEWSLETTER HERE Our last newsletter was in 2020, just at the beginning of the pandemic. We relied on social media to give updates however we received feedback that #NEWSLETTERSMATTER — SO WE ARE BACK! This edition, features stories from our […]
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DOWNLOAD OUR APRIL 2020 NEWSLETTER HERE Here’s a little of what you’ll be reading in this edition….
DOWNLOAD OUR MARCH 2020 NEWSLETTER HERE Here’s a little of what you’ll be reading about this month.. Say it Loud is one of our major Friday activities here at B.A.S.I.CS. This is usually the time where children have the chance to discuss and deliberate on personal, social and economic issues affecting their families, community and […]
You can download our February 2020 newsletter here Here’s a sneak peak:
You can download our full January newsletter here A highlight from our January newsletter Public speaking incorporated as part of ways to help boost confidence in children In an attempt to ensure children are bold, and confident to express themselves among their peers and in school, B.A.S.I.C.S has introduced a new activity to help fill […]
We hope you enjoy reading all our stories from December 🙂Merry Christmas and you can download our Newsletter here Here’s a little sneak peek of what you’ll find inside… Lawrence Lamptey, our Senior Team Leader, and co-led for our HELP O (Help End Plastic Pollution Now) campaign, attended a five(5) day Waste Management Training, organized […]
Check out stories from BASICS this November. Download our PDF here! We want to highlight a piece of poetry Jasmine wrote this month. We think it’s pretty neat! I AM SORRY I’m going to say am sorry.It’s time for this quarrel to end.I know we didn’t mean it,And each of us misses a friend.It is […]
Check out our October News right here And a little sneak peak of what you’ll find this month… Chess Grandmaster and contender visit B.A.S.I.C.S. It’s not everyday that you get to meet and interact with Maurice Ashely, the first black person to attain the title of a grandmaster and Rochelle Ballantyne, an African American chess […]
