
29 August 2014
Rain hats or sun hats?
No-one at the Singapore Australian International School would have believed that their uniforms would end up in the remotest schools in the mountains of East Timor. But thanks to Monica Mayer and her team at the Singapore AIS, the 5000 uniform pieces that they sent over continue to be distributed to kids who have never had uniforms before.
The children wearing the red t-shirts are at Macalaco school and those in yellow at Maucale – both schools are about a 3-4 hour rough drive from Dili. I am told though that the hats are used to keep off the rain during the long wet season – not the sun.
   
project: Macalaco East Timor, Maucale East Timor
COMMENTS: ADD A COMMENT

14 August 2014
Elvino building the kids a fabulous school at Seisal
Our builder Elvino has been working with us since the beginning and believes in what we’re doing. He always goes the extra mile with his work as you can see from these latest progress photos.

project: Seisal
COMMENTS: ADD A COMMENT

22 July 2014
Walls Going Up and Roofing Going On at Seisal
The two new school buildings at Seisal School are looking great – all on track to be finished within about a month.
   
project: Seisal
COMMENTS: ADD A COMMENT

17 July 2014
Maucale School’s New Library
It may not look like much – but this tiny library is a massive step forward for Macuale School. Until now, there has been absolutely no books available for the children. Our previous attempts to introduce libraries to the schools have resulted in books packed away in boxes in the teacher’s room and never used. This library is a direct result of the training course the teacher’s attended last month. We couldn’t ask for better proof that the course was successful.

project: Lequeracabu'u East Timor, Lospalos East Timor, Macalaco East Timor, Maucale East Timor, Ossoluga, OSTICO EAST TIMOR, Seisal
COMMENTS: ADD A COMMENT

16 June 2014
Look out Kids!
This is one of 14 teachers heading home to her remote village after the 3 day training workshop in Dili. She’s heading back with a headful of knowledge and an armful of resources.
Thanks to Rotary Club of Melbourne for funding all of the costs of the workshop, teachers’ travel, food and accommodation.

project: Lequeracabu'u East Timor, Lospalos East Timor, Macalaco East Timor, Maucale East Timor, Ossoluga, Seisal
COMMENTS: ADD A COMMENT

|