KNPO made a beautiful agreement

Mr. Niall Dorey headmaster and founder of BeeHive School in Mzuzu, Malawi will not only distribute KNPO Beads and the Road Safety program in his school, but also engage his students in distributing the KNPO bracelets to less privileged children living in the suburbs, not necessarily attending schools.

These less privileged children walk home with their mothers after the market close in the evenings. The roads are pitch black and heavily trafficked. The mothers, often carrying heavy loads on their heads, are not always able to hold the hands of their children, or to keep an eye on everything that goes on in traffic. With the help from Mr. Dorey we be able to reach these children and for that we are truly grateful!

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Mr. Niall Dorey, Headmaster and founder of BeeHive School

KNPO visit to Manchewe Primary School

Manchewe Primary School is a school situated in Livingstonia, in a remote northern part of Malawi. We visited them to discuss road safety and to make bracelets and headbands with the Standard 5 Class and their teacher Bishop.

The children showed a fantastic enthusiasm and creativity, it was wonderful to see them work!

KNPO meets the District Education Manager

We had a meeting with Mrs. Msiska who briefed us on how the Malawian school system works. She also kindly explained the relation between the various departments and how KNPO should operate most efficiently in Malawi.

For example there are 34 districts, divided in zones in Malawi. Some districts have more than 100 zones and some zones have more than 50 000 children. We have now a clear view how to distribute our Road Safety Program in Malawi.