Local schools come along to the site and make bricks, build a mud hut and experience what it’s like to have a Sudan school experience. Here’s a handful of images from the visits.
A special visitor Rev. Bilo teaches some Arabic to the children.
Cheselbourne School came along to help and made more bricks than any other school – well done all, great team work and some really good questions. Thanks for coming.
Broadmayne First School thanks all the 52 children that came to the Grace School Assembly and helped by making mud bricks and building a mud hut. Thanks to Mark, Carole, and Debs for the hardwork. Sorry to the bus driver for muddy feet…
"Dear Claire,
A huge thank you to you and neveryone who was involved! The children and staff had a fantastic day and are all buzzing with news about it!
It was all so well organised and a wonderful learning experience for all".
best wishes Melanie Austin Broadmayne First School
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"Dear Claire,
Please send many thanks to the team from all of us at St.Mary's Swanage - we had a super time, and the kids really enjoyed themselves, and seem to have learned a lot ! I'll be in touch soon - thanks again!"
best wishes, Mary Sparks St.Mary's Swanage
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"Today I went to Poundbury with my class to the Grace Secondary School project. I had a great time making bricks and learning all about it.... It was a brilliant day and we learnt alot about how people live elsewhere." Anna Puddletown Middle
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..."a huge thank you to you and your team for making yesterday such a fantastic experience for our children. They came back so enthused and full of telling me all about their day .It was lovely to hear them talk and say what fun they had.
I hope the project continues to be such a success for you and that many more children enjoy their days up there. Thank you very much for giving St Mary's the opportunity to be part of this".
With best wishes , Sarah.St.Mary's Puddletown.
At IPP we aim to make a difference to the environment, not only through the thoughtful planning of international print and production, but by also being directly involved in the restoration of ancient woodlands..
Thanks to J C Phillips & Son Ltd for the sharp sand.
David & Rachel Weston and the crew for all the help.
Telephone: 01308 422179 www.jcphillips.co.uk
Big thanks to Sue at SCATS Dorchester Branch for supplying the twine to secure the roof timbers! We hope.
Big thanks to Pat and the boys at Dorchester Timber for supplying the bow saw and work gloves to keep the volunteers happy and enable them to work for longer! Also the braces for "Braces Alan"
