Joanne from Addenbrooke's...
Tom from Addenbrooke's
Buguruni concert
Guy and Judi
Nursery school performance
Miguel's art class
Art class continued
- Two
audiologists from Addenbrookes arrived to give some support to Mr Shibanda, the
school Audiologist. Tom Mills and Joanne
Deane had a busy week, making temporary ear moulds, repairing hearing aids,
giving more training to the teachers and advising on the facilities the school already
had and what they needed. It was a busy
week for them, but they seemed to enjoy themselves and said they would be back
– hooray and thank you!
- Each child
received a hand-made Christmas card – in one of the luggage consignments were
300 hand-made cards thanks to Mrs Hadley and her group of friends; since
Charlie, her daughter returned from her volunteering stint, this group of
ladies have met once a week and made cards so that everyone at the school would
have their own one. There were cards for
‘small boys’, ‘large boys’, ‘small girls’ and ‘large girls’. Judith and Alison had the pleasure of
distributing the cards and the delight on each child’s face was super – you
could see them walking round for days afterwards, each carrying their own card. It is amazing how something taken for granted
here, can mean so much to our friends in Tanzania
- A big
concert was organized for all our donors and supporters from Dar es
Salaam. The guests were able to see
different age groups putting on plays, dance routines and of course music; they
were all marched down to their seats with the School Band leading them. However, it wasn’t an opportunity to just sit
and watch, the guests were encouraged to take part and we hope you like the
photos of our guests dancing. Thank you
to Judi and George Njau (Deputy Head) for organizing this – the guests loved it
and so did the pupils!
- Thanks to
Miguel Costales, some of the children were able to take part in another art
workshop. For more information about
Miguel, see here
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