Meadows Schools, in exciting partnership with UNICEF World Children’s Day and Six Seconds, is thrilled to present a special Pop-Up Festival as part of the 9th Annual Uhuru Walk!
Led by Banu Dinani-Suleman, a regional leader in emotional intelligence, this festival is designed to be a vibrant, hands-on experience that blends playful learning with real-world impact. Our mission is to equip the next generation with the emotional tools they need to navigate life while inspiring them to champion global change.
What is the Pop-Up Festival?
This event offers a dedicated session of playful, deeply meaningful activities tailored specifically to help children cultivate emotional intelligence (EQ). Through interactive games and exercises, children will discover how to understand their emotions, build resilience, and actively take steps toward supporting the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
Event Details At A Glance
- Date: Sunday, 19th April 2026
- Time: Starting at 7:00 AM
- Target Audience: Open to young changemakers aged 3 to 15 years old
- Ticket Pricing: UW Tickets for children under 10 years are TZS 10,000/-
Join the Movement: Volunteer With Us!
An initiative of this scale thrives on the energy of our community. We are inviting parents, educators, and older students to join one of our volunteer-led campaigns. By volunteering, you will help bring critical emotional intelligence tools and resources to support youth wellbeing both locally and globally.
- Want to volunteer? Reach out directly to our coordination team at +255 784 276750 to secure your spot and make a difference.
We look forward to seeing our students and families come together for a morning of movement, mindfulness, and community action!
More about this event, visit the Official Uhuru Walk website