LIFE ORIENTATION PROGRAM. RAISING GREAT CITIZENS

Target: Local Primary Schools pupils starting in Class 4, 5 and 6

Haradari Village offers a well stocked library, with books that are age specific and relevant. It is mostly leisure reading. Being removed from familiar settings in the school or the home, the arboretum within Haradari Farm offers a serene and conducive environment to be able to explore the world through reading.

Experiential programs at the farm offer to develop the following skills:

Promote communication
completing tasks / projects successfully
the value of participation
making good decisions
affirmation of others
respect for others and
respect for diversity (e.g gender, ability)

Haradari Village Literacy and Experiential Education
- To encourage a reading for leisure interest without academic pressure;
- To cultivate a story – telling culture;
- To teach life skills such as Self esteem, Respect and Honour;
- To extend personal potential to respond effectively to challenges in the world;
- To help usersto make informed decisions about further study and career choices;
- To assist pupils to make informed decisions regarding personal, community and environmental health.
- To promote Bible literacy and guide them to make personal decisions in their Christian faith.

ASSESSMENT

STANDARDS

– Improvement in Listening skills, Reading skills, Comprehension skills, Concentration and Memory skills, Assignment and essay construction and Making comparisons.

– Critical, creative and problem

– Problem solving skills

– Personal presentation.

– Observe their implementation of strategies to enhance own and others’ self

– Image through positive actions and show evidence of respect for others and the ability to disagree in constructive ways.

– Own response to change, genuine personal growth not flowing with the crowd

– Demonstrates and reflects on decision

– making skills

LIFE ORIENTATION PROGRAM. RAISING GREAT CITIZENS

Haradari Village Literacy and Experiential Education

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