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Little children can make a difference too!

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Little children can make a difference too!

With just a few days left until the end of the "We Are One" project, organisers are trying to gather all the support they can get, even from little children.

Little children can make a difference too!

With just a few days left until the end of the “We Are One” project, organisers are trying to gather all the support they can get, even from little children.

Who said our little ones can’t do anything noteworthy?

Pre-schoolers from Modern Montessori International School proved to everyone that they can make a difference in our society even if they are still very young. They built a Courts Megastore – from LEGO bricks, of course – which amounted to S$ 50,000. That’s five percent of the project’s total target.

I’m sure this activity made kids realize that even if they’re still very young, they can already make an impact in our society. I wish parents would encourage their kids to think of simple ways that they can do to help others in their community.

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