Today was our last full day in Brenu which everyone felt quite sad about! Everyone was up quite early as we had our breakfast and waited outside the house for the closing ceremony put on by the community. It was lovely and everyone got pulled up to dance in the middle – we all had...Read More
Today we met the facilitators from Theatre for a Change and spend the afternoon preparing a play on recycling that we are going to perform in the village tomorrow with our buddies. There is going to be a some tents, chairs and speakers set up for a village meeting. We are all trying to learn...Read More
Day 2 Breakfast was served and we quickly tucked into a banana pancake. The heat was scorching and unfortunately we had a huge hill to climb to get to school. We sat down in a swarm of happy children welcoming us to their school. The welcome ceremony began with drumming and dancing. It didn’t take...Read More
Arrived safely in Ghana and were surprised by a warm welcome ceremony by the school and community. We have met our buddies and have settled in to our guesthouse. Looking forward to warm weather and an exciting experience!Read More
Day 15 Monday was a spectacular start to our last week. We travelled with our buddies to the only rainforest region in Ghana, Kakum. Before, Ghana was covered in rain forest but now Kakum is alone amongst green shrubbery and dusty inhabited areas. When we were driving, the group had to split up to fit...Read More
Day 9 Today, we worked on the playground in the morning and completed the construction of the monkey bars and seesaw. All that is left for us to do now is the painting of the play area. After the usual sweaty walk and a delicious lunch of ‘Red Red’ (spicy, tomatoey, bean stew with fried...Read More
Apologies that this blog is slightly out of sync – days 8-11 have got waylaid but have now been recovered and will be updated retrospectively. Meanwhile, please enjoy the following update! Day 12 The morning commenced with an early start working down at the poultry farm. We were busy working when we heard some sad...Read More
Impressions of Ghana Now we have been in Ghana a while, Partner Ghana has asked us to include some of our impressions in our blog. As a team we have been overwhelmed by people’s generosity and their sense of community – right from the start they have been willing to help us. We have been...Read More
Lots of great new photos up on www.facebook.com/PartnerGhana: Weydon-Dwabor arrival and sports day, Chesham-Brenu’s arts and crafts day and SWPS-Bantuma batik workshop. It is great to see so many Ghanaian students benefitting from all the educational projects under way. Even more inspiring is the partnership between the UK and Ghana buddies, who work together to...Read More
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