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NEWS UPDATE!
Both April projects have now been completed
Please visit our 'News' page to read full reports
Thanks
Inspire Malawi team
Please install Flash® and turn on Javascript. Project 1
PE TEACHER TRAINING, DEDZA ZONE
Two senior lecturers and five outstanding final year trainee teachers will deliver a week of continuing professional development in (CPD) in Physical Education to 100 teachers in Dedza District. The project aims to: * Demonstrate good practice in teaching and learning. * Facilitate the delivery of more diverse activities in the curriculum. * Develop the range teaching and learning strategies used by teachers. * Illustrate the importance of health, hygiene and diet to the teachers and the benefits of physical activity. Please install Flash® and turn on Javascript. Project 2
NJONJO PRIMARY SCHOOL
Njonjo Primary School has eight classrooms all in a terrible condition. Wind took the roof off of the Standard 3 class in the winter of 2008 and the villagers have done thier best to repair it.
Njonojo needs new floors, new walls, doors, windows, a new roof, desks and redecoration.
Total funds needed for development: £7,000 (approx)
Please install Flash® and turn on Javascript. August 2010
KHOMBWE PRIMARY SCHOOL
Khombwe Primary School is in Lizulu Zone, up in the hills with only a dirt track road for access. There are currently three classes (Standard 1,2 and 3) but the schools is set to expand to four classes by mid 2010. The School has a wonderful Headteacher, Mr Liwonde, and two other trained teachers. However...
Khombwe Primary School has no School building! One class is taught under a tree, another under a thatched make-shift shelter, with the final class taught in the village church.
This leaves the teachers with nowhere to store their little resources and only the church to teach all 3 classes in when the rains come.
So desperate is the community for a school building that they had already started to mould bricks when Michelle went to visit the School, in the hope that Inspire Malawi would see their desire and support for any developments.
Khombwe Primary School desperately needs four classrooms, toilets and both teaching and learning resources.
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