COVID-19 AND LEARNERS' PERCEPTION

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Once upon a time, last year but one there came a dangerous killer disease called covid-19. It was said to have begun from China and to the rest of the world. It was a serious killing people without living young and the old. The disease is still there and the world is at stake because it taken away millions and millions of people

COVID-19, COVID-19

What do you think you are? The virus led to lock-down of many countries likes Uganda. People lost their jobs because of COVID-19. We have got the ways of controlling you. You have an enemy called soap and sanitizer. These are the ways of controlling

  1.  Washing hands with clean water and soap
  2.  Wearing a face mask properly
  3.  Avoiding crowded places like lodges, restaurants and bars
  4.   Sanitizing with sanitizer
  5.   Maintaining social distance

Therefore fellow learners you need to carry with you 2 or 3 masks, hankies and walk with your own sanitizer to prevent COVID-19 and other related infections.

COVID-19 kills so practice these methods of controlling COVID-19

We need you safe, be free and keep on praying; God is the answer   

I love you all and God loves you

 

Your fellow learner,

 Bafumba Christine    

P.7 -Nabitalo Primary School

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