In Tanzania all of our work was based with schools. We linked up with Tanga International School to work alongside their senior students and together organised a couple of days training with local school - Sir Johns Primary. The International Students all spoke English (though none of them were native English) and most of them also spoke Swahili. After a couple of days training up the International Students we then ran a days Sports & Games Course followed by a day of Performing Arts with about 100 children from Sir Johns.

What we hadn’t realised was that there was a timetable clash and so the Sir Johns children were actually still supposed to be on holiday! We also hadn’t anticipated being followed by a TV Camera Crew for two days - but it seemed we’d created a bit of a stir and so East African TV came Continue Reading »