At the Sir Pius Ufudo Foundation, we believe that creating a well-rounded child goes beyond books and classrooms. That’s why we’ve introduced two powerful monthly programs — Movie Saturdays and Birthday Celebrations — designed to nurture joy, imagination, and emotional intelligence in the hearts of Nnobi’s children.
🎬 Movie Saturdays: Expanding Minds Through Stories
Once a month, the children of Nnobi gather in excitement for Movie Saturday — a specially curated program that brings stories to life on screen. These aren’t just entertaining films; they are windows into new worlds, ideas, and possibilities. Through each screening, we aim to:
Broaden their worldview
Spark critical thinking and creativity
Encourage empathy and imagination
For many of these children, it’s their first opportunity to engage with visual storytelling in a meaningful and structured setting. The smiles, questions, and conversations that follow each movie are proof that something special is happening.
🎉 Birthday Celebrations: Honoring Every Child and Teacher
On the last Friday of every month, the air at St. Theresa’s Primary School — located within the Sir Pius Ufudo Complex — is filled with laughter, music, and cake. That’s because we celebrate the birthdays of both students and teachers born that month.
These moments, though simple, are deeply meaningful. In a community where birthdays often go unrecognized, this small act of love:
Builds self-worth and belonging
Strengthens bonds between pupils and teachers
Fosters a culture of appreciation and unity
For the children, it’s not just about balloons and cake — it’s about feeling seen, valued, and celebrated.
💛 Why It Matters
Through these two initiatives, we’re nurturing more than just academic excellence — we’re building confident, expressive, and emotionally healthy children. Because every child deserves a chance to dream, to be celebrated, and to know that their voice and presence matter.
Join us in creating joyful memories and shaping a brighter future for Nnobi’s children.
“In every act of kindness, a child finds strength.”