Day 7: Sunday 25th October 2015 When we got back from the beach yesterday we all dropped our stuff and went straight out to the children in the village. We were instantly surrounded, with some of us blowing bubbles, some people were playing duck duck goose and there were a lot of people giving fireman...Read More
Day 3 After another unexpected and blessed wake-up call filled with song and prayer, many started the day with a relaxing 40 minute session of yoga. Yoga is very popular in Southern India and the exercises are simple and easy to participate in. The team in charge of breakfast decided to prepare scrambled eggs for...Read More
Day 9: Saturday, 24 October 2015 Today we had a particularly early start and we were at the school by 7:30am, to continue our works on the wall murals. After our tight time limit of 9:00am, progress was rapid. Although in the end we didn’t need to have finished by then all that was left...Read More
DAY 8: Friday, 23 October 2015 This morning, everyone woke up in anticipation of the great day to come. After a morning of finishing off previous mural and designing two more of a loin and giraffe, it really looked like the projects was coming together. We stop painting at 10 o’clock to commence the sports...Read More
DAY 7: Thursday, 22 October 2015 We awoke at 6am to get ready for a breakfast of porridge at 6:30am. For the second time on this trip we walk along the beautiful beach and through the village to get to Bantuma. The village smelt overwhelming fishy and we got to school sweaty, but ready to...Read More
Day 6: Wednesday, 21 October 2015 Today started with traditional Ghanaian breakfast of omelette with an english fruits of Marmite. Arriving at Bantuma around 7:30am we got straight to work painting the various murals and the new school wall as well as completing the varnishing of the newly constructed school desk. Around midday we buddied...Read More
Day 6, Saturday 24 Once again we were all awoken by the cockerel in the early hours of the morning, (Yay), luckily however, there were no commercial medicine announcements to wake everyone up in a bad mood. Then it was vegetable omeletes for breakfast to add to the long list of delicious meals we’ve had...Read More
Day 5, Friday 23 October It’s 5 am in the Partner Ghana house and all is quiet through the house not a soul is stirring. However, Kate is not asleep. Today’s list of strange noises in the middle of the night (keeping Kate and a long list of others awake): 1. Cockerels, as always! 2....Read More
Day 4, Thursday 22 October Today was the first, dare I say, normal day! By that I mean we woke up and went to bed in the same place. Don’t get me wrong, the first part of the journey was great but it was nice to wake up without having to wake up and prepare...Read More
22/10/15 Day 6. The girls are doing us proud; they have slotted into the Elmina way of doing things and everyone is coping well with the heat and making sure they are drinking plenty. Taking care of yourself is a job in itself; making sure the bathroom buckets are kept full in case the water...Read More
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