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Meet The 2017 School SleepOut TM Brand Ambassadors #SQUADGOALS 54
In 2017, The School SleepOut selected 12 super inspiring learners across South Africa to spread the message of positive change. Ladies and gentlemen, your School SleepOut Ambassadors are… By now you would have heard all about The School SleepOut. It’s an event that can take place at your school, any night of June 2017; SleepOut Month. It’s done in support of The CEO SleepOut’s Special Chapter Event, The SheEO SleepOut. Your friends, teachers and parents can spend a night sleeping outdoors, on your school grounds. The idea is to get a small sense of empathy, of what life is like for the less fortunate. You can also help out by collecting items for a charity in your province. This year, The School SleepOut, with the help of Community Hours, selected a group of learners across South Africa to be School SleepOut Brand Ambassadors – and spread the message of the SleepOut to their peers. As Ambassadors, they got to attend a three-day workshop in Joburg, where they were shown the best ways to put their social media and influence to good use, by media hotshots such as the Good Thing Guy, Brent Lindeque. They also visited charities, and learned more about what we can do to help those who need it the most. Now it’s up to them to stand up for change! Here, we meet the 2017 School SleepOut Ambassadors, and find out more about their goals, dreams and plans. Alexandra Theocharopoulos, 16, Ashton International College Alexandra has been chosen to captain her U16A hockey team and shares a Senior Class Representative position. Her bubbly and optimistic character makes her an approachable and easy going person. She is a volunteer for the Lawrence Anthony Earth Organisation and assists a local charity called Sables Creatures, which involves fundraising for homeless animals. Last year, she also assisted in knitting teddy bears for abused children. Her hobbies include horse riding, art and reading. She wants to make a small difference in others’ lives, as no one can survive alone. “I am proud to be a School SleepOut Ambassador, representing my school with pride and to be able to assist in this worthy cause,” she says. 55
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