Mums play out issues
Date published: 11 July 2014
A GROUP of Oldham mums performed a play to their children to educate them in social integration and issues around prejudice.
The Women’s Chai Morning is a support group of mums from the Greenhill Academy community who meet to discuss children’s well-being and community issues.
Founder of the group Najma Khalid wrote and produced a play which 16 mums played a part in at the academy.
The play covered topics such as prejudice and bullying in the context of local communities in Oldham.
Najma said: “We have a lot of creative talent locally — I myself have been searching for opportunities to develop and utilise my artistic and creative skills.
“This project has been challenging, great fun and inspiring.”
More information about the Chai Morning Group can be found at www.facebook.com/WomensChaiMorning.
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