Today was our last day of teaching at Bwelero School, it was a day filled with mixed emotions, because, despite the fun the children were having it was very sad to be leaving them. In the morning “The advanced party” set off early with Miss Bournon to the school. We …
We woke up to a dark and gloomy Malawi. We enjoyed a lovely breakfast of rice porridge (a traditional Malawi food) accompanied by monkeys thundering on the roof and playing in the trees. Some of us (“the advanced party” in Miss Bournon’s words) left at 7.45 because of our slow …
In the morning at 6am, a few of us went down to the lake to have a morning sunrise swim. Izzie, Phoebe, Sophia, Anna, Abi and Goooooldieeeeeeeeee went diving in the clear blue lake. The morning was really clear and so we could see the outline of Mozambique. Once we …
Lessons began at 9am as usual this morning, with standard 1 and 2 (younger children) being the recipients of the girls’ planning until 10:30, the older pupils from 11am to 1pm. The girls had really taken on board feedback from the local teachers, and from our staff the night before, …
Another day of teaching by the team at Bwelero school and what a good day it was. Everyone upped their game, many stepping out of their comfort zones to do so, and the results were some really good lessons. Jasneev delivering her Geography lesson, Phoebe and Sophia R leading on …
Hello everyone. Another update from team Malawi here. Sorry for lack of photos, Internet is really struggling here so trying to find enough bandwidth for photos is hard. But, delighted to say that the cases and resources have all turned up except one which we are assured is on its …
Apologies for not blogging yesterday – it was an action packed day filled with much fun and sadly a camera malfunction! So you will have to wait for the full stories in person from your delightful children. Today we said goodbye to Stara Zagora and journeyed back to Sofia. It was …
Today the working week ended! On our last day working with the children of Stara Zagora, we met with the same kids as yesterday – being recognised and saying our hellos was great, especially with the younger kids who got very excited to see us again – and split them …
As neither of us cried today, you could probably say that we are the least qualified two people to write the post for the last day of teaching. Duncan: Needless to say, this was an emotional day for many of us, as we have spent the past 5 days teaching …
Today was another eventful day. In the morning we all went to a park where we then met with 40 kids with different age ranges. We spilt the kids into 3 different groups and taught them about different values to do with the Olympics; friendship, courage and equality. In my …
