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  A good news and relief amidst the recent chaos...   Two of Caleb British International School students are winners of the "Peace and Sport" Art Contest.   Teni Abodunrin came 1st in the 11-13 years category, while Nwanosike Ogochukwu is a finalist in 8 - 10 years category.   Check out their artworks at: https://peacepalsinternational.org/2020-winners-and-finalists/ Peace Education will be more important in our lessons now as never before... Preach Peace, spread their Art for Peace... God bless CBIS

I have created this art piece to teach SDG 16 (PEACE, JUSTICE AND STRONG INSTITUTIONS) with intention to stimulate creativity and inspire future generation of social innovators who will be able to identify problems in their immediate environment and find means to solve them. In the painting is the king of the Jungle, Lion and the Prince of the mankind. The painting depict the peaceful coexistence between creations which was the initial intention of the creator of the planet Earth. Different animals in the painting represent mankind in our diversity: colour, ethnicity and social background. The lion is depicted in the painting as a king that is approachable, respect diversity and fair in its dealings with the different species and colour in its kingdom. The most important lesson in this artwork is that Justice Institution is an integral of peaceful coexistence in our society. Education for Peace gives the children the skills that will assist in achieving peaceful societies. Prince O