NGO’s four annual events


  1. Parent-Child Work Day- On 23 Aprill, take Your Child to Work Day is promoted as a way for kids to learn about the workplace and build self-esteem. But, does this tradition still make sense? "Take your child to work day" was created as a way for kids to learn more about the workplace, build self-esteem and challenge gender stereotypes
  2. Teacher Appreciation Week- 3 to 7 May, Every year, Teacher Appreciation Week is the first full week in May, and thus, Teacher Appreciation Day is the Tuesday of the first full week in May.
  3. Easter Day Hunt- 4 April  Easter Sunday as it is the main day of the celebrations as it when Christians believe that the Son of God was resurrected on this day after Christ was crucified on Good Friday. And Sunday is often chosen as a good day for an Easter egg hunt before tucking into a delicious dinner.
  4. End Year Picnic- 12 November, Bubbles Day Care will host a fun and exciting picnic for the kindergartens.

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