Grade 8 students at Nice View Gratitude Academy recently showcased their practical skills by preparing a traditional meal of ugali and fish as part of their agriculture project. The activity aimed to help learners understand the connection between food production and nutrition, emphasizing the importance of agriculture in daily life.

Students at Nice View School had a fantastic time engaging in outdoor education activities this week. Preschoolers enjoyed a fun-filled day in the field, exploring nature and playing games. Meanwhile, older students actively discussed and presented their projects outdoors, combining learning with the fresh air. It was a wonderful opportunity for all grades to connect with nature while enhancing their learning experiences.

Today, 1st of June, Kenya marked Madaraka Day, a national holiday commemorating the country's first step to self-rule on June 1st, 1963. This day celebrates the moment Kenyans took charge of their own government after years of colonial rule—an important milestone on the road to full independence.

Laughter fills the air as our little stars enjoy their break—some dancing to fun tunes, others lost in imaginative play with toys, and a few soaring with joy on swings and slides. Every moment is a new adventure!

We are happy to share some pictures with you.

Edi Dürr

May 1956 - April 2024

Of course, 25 years of Nice View Children's Village had to be celebrated appropriately, with a variety of performances, speeches, and the recognition of long-serving employees.

We are pleased to report that a new ultrasound machine was purchased and put into operation on February 6th.

At the end of 2024, a two-year-old boy came to Nice View via the Youth Welfare Office...

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After the founding of the non-profit organization Project Schwarz-Weiß e.V. in 1997 and the completion of the first children's home with sanitary facilities and a kitchen, the first eight children were admitted on March 13, 2000, despite all adversities and thanks to Gudrun Dürr's determination and determination, as well as the support of her entire family.