Coffee morning aids Tanzanian school

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Coffee morning aids Tanzanian school
LoughboroughEcho.net
Pictured from left are Celia Harris, Barry Hawkins, Phyllis Hampson and Diane Martindale at The True Vine Trust's coffee morning in Long Whatton. A COFFEE morning has helped boost a Long Whatton woman's bid to help fund a school in Tanzania.

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Habari Zinazoendana

10 years ago

Ledbury Reporter

27 Nov

Coffee morning to support Tanzanian trip

Coffee morning to support Tanzanian trip
Ledbury Reporter
A TALENTED young engineer from Ewyas Harold is to spend 10 weeks in Tanzania working on community development projects. Former Hereford Sixth Form student Jack Evans recently completed a Masters in Material Science and Engineering at Imperial ...

 

10 years ago

Burton Mail

10 Dec

CHARITY: John Port School coffee morning to support 'Kids Aid Tanzania'

CHARITY: John Port School coffee morning to support 'Kids Aid Tanzania'
Burton Mail
John Port School, in Etwall, is inviting people to a morning of festive cheer on Friday, December 19, from 10am to 12.30pm. A variety of pupils from the school will provide entertainment for visitors, and all proceeds will go to the Kids Aid Tanzania charity, ...

 

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ABC Online

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Revisiting the School of St Jude, the Tanzanian high school Australians helped ...

ABC Online
Revisiting the School of St Jude, the Tanzanian high school Australians helped ...
ABC Online
As a journalist, it is not often you get to see a tangible example of the effect your work can have. Sometimes you hope that a particular story will achieve something — expose an injustice or bring about much-needed change, but most of the time, the ...

 

11 years ago

TheCitizen

04 May

Step up anti-Aids struggle: Kikwete JK Aids

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10 years ago

Pamplin Media Group

30 Jul

Tanzanian school is dear to McKenzie Coulson

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Pamplin Media Group
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11 years ago

Blackpool Gazette

03 May

Tanzanian theme meal for school trip

Blackpool Gazette
Tanzanian theme meal for school trip
Blackpool Gazette
Teenagers had a taste of Africa ahead of a school trip to the continent when they hosted a Tanzanian-themed meal for friends and family. The pupils from Montgomery High School, Bispham, took over the kitchens at Blackpool and The Fylde College to cook ...

 

11 years ago

East London And West Essex Guardian Series

30 Jun

School helps to fund Tanzanian health centre

School helps to fund Tanzanian health centre
East London and West Essex Guardian Series
East London and West Essex Guardian Series: Left to right, Lucy Joyce, Iona Left to right, Lucy Joyce, Iona Joyce, Mrs Kilanjali, Dr Ciaran Joyce, Bishop Aaron Kilanjali, Etienne Caswell, Helen Prescott-Morrin (Housemistress, North House) and Samraj Sadra.

 

10 years ago

Huffington Post

24 Jul

Building Resilience in Tanzanian Secondary School Girls

Huffington Post
Building Resilience in Tanzanian Secondary School Girls
Huffington Post
In Tanzania, university admission is entirely dependent on one high-stakes exam, given over the course of one week, at the end of high school. For many students, this exam represents the culmination of 13 years of grueling work, and an enormous ...

 

10 years ago

Yorkshire Evening Post

03 Mar

Tanzanian insight for Leeds school pupils with special visitor

Yorkshire Evening Post
Tanzanian insight for Leeds school pupils with special visitor
Yorkshire Evening Post
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