Picasso Kids' gift of giving
By James Kon

Monkey made of love and good intentions.

Jigsaw Playschool children raised $2200 to feed and send to school 22 children for one whole year through the Picasso Kids for Kids initiative.

The children made 22 craftwork monkeys to be adopted by the Core Value Training Class to raise funds for the needy children.The participants came from Brunei, Singapore, China and the United States.Each monkey was lovingly adopted and $100 contributed for the needy children.

The Picasso children are hopeful of creating more craftwork to donate for the cause.

They are making another 100 monkeys for "adoption" to help needy children. They also hope to raise the awareness and inspire other children to follow suit.

We intend to have their craftwork travel internationally to Core Value Training events.

In the near future, we envision their fund raising efforts will extend to help fellow Bruneian children and to children in other poorer countries, said Aida Yassin, Head Teacher at Jigsaw Playschool Kiarong, She had participated in Core Value Training with leading personal development and motivational coach, Linda Chandler.

What teacher Aida learned in her class, she shared with her students .

She taught children to start each day with a positive outlook and a powerful intention: "Today is the best day of my life" to give the mind a powerful mission to fulfil that intention.

Courtesy of Borneo Bulletin