Era Schools Made Wishes Come True

ERA Schools, which always attaches importance to social responsibility projects, this time makes the wishes of 800 children between the ages of 5-16 come true with the Make a Wish project. 12-18 December Domestic Goods Week Local Market and Handicraft Exhibition and Bazaar was organized for the wishes in the letters from the sister school Van Silk Road Karpuz Alan Primary and Secondary School.

ERA Schools, which is a pioneer in many issues in terms of children's development, this time fulfilled the wishes of the students at its sister school, Van İpek Yolu Karpuz Alan Primary and Secondary School, and instilled awareness in ERA Schools students about helping each other, with its social responsibility project called Make a Wish.
For the project of ERA Schools, which set out with the slogan "Those who do not help others live, cannot appreciate life", 800 students from Van Silk Road Karpuz Alan Primary and Secondary School sent letters in which they wrote their wishes to ERA Schools. Then, to shed light on these wishes, ERA Schools students organized the "12-18 December Domestic Goods Week Local Market and Handicraft Exhibition and Bazaar".

ERA Schools Make a Wish Project

All students worked hard to make the wishes come true. They designed clothing, bags, wallets and souvenirs, each using different types of felting, printing and original drawing techniques, according to their own abilities.  Both teachers and students experienced the happiness of doing something together for someone. The income from the sales made during the exhibition and bazaar will be used to fulfill the wishes of 800 students between the ages of 5-16 in Van to have special school uniforms for the first time and to cover their stationery expenses.