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The fourth-year students from San Agustín School, during their pastoral retreat, made these cornstarch cookies for our little ones to have as a snack and enjoy sharing them with each other
They loved them, they were delicious, and filled with love!
¡Thank you!
The “Give Me a Hand 2023” campaign has begun, and San Agustín School is organizing this beautiful raffle to support our work.
You can contact us to request your ticket numbers and join this beautiful initiative!
Lights, Camera, Action!
Once every month, we set up a movie day for our little ones in our spaces.
We have popcorn for snacks, get comfortable with cushions and foam flooring, and all watch a movie together, enjoying it as if we were in a movie theater!
In each movie, we discover a story that excites us, teaches us, makes us laugh, and amazes us a lot.
We want to show you a lovely activity we did in the library space with our little ones:
After reading a story about “people’s shadows,” we thought… what shape would our shadow take if it could change based on who we are, what we love, or what our soul looks like.
This were the results!
Book: Filiberto And the tailor of Shadows
Author: Benoît Perroud
Thank you, San Martin de Tours Institute, for donating milk for our afternoons!
The school families gathered 159 liters, and thanks to that, our little ones can have snacks every day at the Augustinian Social Service.
Infinite thanks for the dedication and commitment to this beautiful milk campaign.
Thanks also to the group of students who prepared the beautiful video for this generous initiative!
“We want to tell you that a new group of students from Colegio San Agustín, ranging from 3rd to 5th year, have chosen to join as volunteers in the Academic Support classes of the Augustinian Social Service.”
“We talk about space, and with great enthusiasm, they come to help our little ones with their schoolwork in a more fun way.”
“Thanks to this beautiful commitment undertaken by Colegio San Agustín and the students, the children of SSA feel more supported, and the students, in addition to getting to know a different reality from their own, help to change it.”
