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By Morgan Huelsman Apr 22, 2021 We may have no definite ending to the COVID pandemic yet, but a young kid in Florida is making sure he's passing the time by spreading joy. 9-year-old Daniel Class is a huge music lover and aspires to one day go on a world tour. But for now, he's settling for his driveway. Class has been playing the piano for about two years and decided to start playing it in the driveway of his family's home for others for free. "Free songs. Stop and listen." Class told Wesh 2 news that he learned a new song just about every day and wants to share those songs with his neigh...

By Morgan Huelsman Apr 22, 2021 We may have no definite ending to the COVID pandemic yet, but a young kid in Florida is making sure he's passing the time by spreading joy. 9-year-old Daniel Class is a huge music lover and aspires to one day go on a world tour. But for now, he's settling for his driveway. Class has been playing the piano for about two years and decided to start playing it in the driveway of his family's home for others for free. "Free songs. Stop and listen." Class told Wesh 2 news that he learned a new song just about every day and wants to share those songs with his neigh...

He says he learns a new song just about every day and wanted to share his talents with his neighbors in hopes of cheering them up during tough times.

ZIP Advertisement 'I love to make people happy': Boy plays free songs in driveway to lift spirits during pandemic He says he learns a new song just about every day and wanted to share his talents with his neighbors in hopes of cheering them up during tough times. Share Updated: 7:27 AM EDT Apr 14, 2021 Megan Mellado Reporter 'I love to make people happy': Boy plays free songs in driveway to lift spirits during pandemic He says he learns a new song just about every day and wanted to share his talents with his neighbors in hopes of cheering them up during tough ti...

Gauteng pupil overcomes dyslexia to get six distinctions in IEB matric exams 19 February 2021 - 00:01 David Gosher, 18, of King David High School, Linksfield, is dyslexic but achieved six distinctions in his IEB matric exams. Image: SUPPLIED David Gosher, 18, of King David High School in Linksfield, Johannesburg, had to overcome dyslexia as he managed to achieve six distinctions in his Independent Examinations Board (IEB) matric results. “From a young age I came through my entire schooling through remedial schooling. I am dyslexic but I work very hard and to get to ...