Riverbank Party Reach Kamuli
I have received a message from Tilly the Terrier and she is going to send me some diary pages, very soon, so that we can find out about everything the Riverbank Team has been getting up to since their arrival in Kamuli.
I received some photographs today. I have lots of photos of the children at Kamuli School. In one of the photographs, we can see Nicola Turner, one of the teachers from St Machar Academy who is also part of the Tilly Vision group. In addition, I also have a photograph of Miss Rowley holding a jack fruit. It’s a strange looking, rather large fruit and I’m reliably informed that this one was rotten. I’m hoping to find out what the jack fruit looks and tastes like when it is eaten. Finally, we thought that Riverbank was a school with a large roll but, with 2100 children, Kamuli School is huge and, it seems, the school uniform includes lovely, bright, pink shirts. Mrs Ironside was also very excited to tell me that she had pumped water from the well that we’ve helped provide. Let’s hope it goes a long way to helping the pupils at Kamuli School.
It’s great to see what’s going on so far away and to be able to keep up to date by digital communication.
UNCRC / RRSA
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