Friday, 15 April 2011

South Gower Yomp 2011

It is time to get your walking boots out again and join us for a 15 mile yomp on Saturday 4th June. This year we will start at Caswell Bay and end with a Ploughman's Supper at our cottage in Slade. So far the numbers are looking really good with over 50 people hoping to join us. The more the merrier! Please let us know if you want to come along.

Tuesday, 22 February 2011

Sunday, 13 February 2011

Video on youtube


I just wanted to let everyone know that I have posted a video on youtube about the Feeding Jar project. The link is http://youtube.com/user/thevornz
If you haven't seen it yet please take a look.

Wednesday, 9 February 2011

Kings Monkton School join the project


I am pleased to tell you that Kings Monkton School have now decided to join the Feeding Jar Project. So far the senior school and the sixth form have had an assembly about it and next week the primary school children will also get to see the photos of how it is progressing in Chiziro.

Saturday, 22 January 2011

We received a cheque from the school council at Eglwys Wen School for the Feeding Jar project. They were the first school to join in this initiative. Many thanks to Mrs Griffin for allowing us to launch the project with her pupils.

New Year Choral Soiree

On January 17th a musical soiree was held at the home of Gwyneth and Hywel Jeffries.The event was organised by Maggie Beecher and was a resounding success.Maggie and Tina did an excellent job of selling raffle tickets which added greatly to the amount raised overall. These funds will be sent across to Zambia next week to be used for the next stage in the building the new school in Chiziro.
Well done and thank you to all our supporters.

Thursday, 30 December 2010

New classroom at New Hope School,Ndola




Christopher has sent us more photos of the new classroom in Ndola. They will now be enrolling 100 new pupils into grade 1. The total number of pupils attending the school has now reached 223.Amazing to think that before Teacher Aid became involved there were only 40 pupils!