Creative Learning Spaces: Building Brighter Futures at Grace Primary School

At Grace Primary School, we believe that every child deserves more than just a classroom—they deserve a safe, inspiring environment where their whole person can thrive. That’s why we’re completing an exciting construction project to transform our junior section (Grades 1–3) into Creative Learning Spaces designed for both children and families.

These new spaces will feature covered outdoor learning areas that encourage active play and hands-on instruction, as well as an expanded playground where children can safely explore, build friendships, and grow strong in both body and mind. Learning doesn’t only happen at desks—it happens in laughter, teamwork, and discovery.

But the impact goes beyond our students. These spaces will also host classes for our Family Empowerment Program, where parents will learn practical skills such as small business development, permaculture gardening, small animal husbandry, and ways to increase food security at home. Together, children and parents will discover the joy of lifelong learning and the tools to build a brighter, more sustainable future.

This project is more than construction—it’s about empowering families, nurturing children, and building a community where hope can flourish.

We invite you to be part of this transformation. Your support will not only provide safe, creative spaces for children to learn and grow, but also equip families with the skills they need to thrive. Together, we can build futures filled with dignity, resilience, and joy.

Thank you so much for your gift to help us provide a fun and creative learning environment for our students! We are so grateful for your love and support.

Creative Learning Spaces: A Safe Place to Grow

At Grace Primary School, we’re creating more than classrooms—we’re building Creative Learning Spaces where children can learn, play, and thrive.

Our new outdoor spaces will give Grades 1–3 students safe areas to explore, play, and grow stronger in both body and mind. Families will also benefit through our Family Empowerment Program, where parents learn practical skills like gardening, small business, and animal care to improve food security at home.

This project isn’t just about buildings—it’s about equipping children and families with hope, skills, and opportunity.