Red Earth Education
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| Blog Name: | Red Earth Education |
| Url: | http://redeartheducation.blogspot.com/ |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | Uganda, Charity, Children |
| Description: | Following our experiences in Uganda in 2003 when two of us spent our summer holidays as ‘Global Teachers’, living in rural communities and supporting work at the village school and the other lived and worked at a school for the deaf in Kampala, we have returned each year to train teachers in the Masindi District. Initially this was in literacy and numeracy. However, we had by then gained a lot of knowledge and experience of the education system and decided to set up our own registered charity REDEARTH, to continue the work, develop different projects and work towards changing the lives and chances of the children of rural Uganda. LEARNING FROM THEM, LEARNING FROM US, LEARNING TOGETHER Ron & Lynne |
| Popularity: | 4 Followers |
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Puline Panney supporting REDEARTH
I became involved with Red Earth through my school who actively support them as a main charity. We had been attempting to establish a sustainable global link for a couple of years but with little success.Ron partnered us with Link Commuity Development who was extremely quick to match us up with a school in the Masindi District. This allowed us to not only visit and establish a strong link with our school, but also work to support Red Earth along the way.Personally, I find it easier to support a local charity such as Red Earth. Having regular contact with Ron, gives me confidence that the money raised for Red Earth is going towards a very worthy cause. I feel very
I became involved with Red Earth through my school who actively support them as a main charity. We had been attempting to establish a sustainable global link for a couple of years but with little success.Ron partnered us with Link Commuity Development who was extremely quick to match us up with a school in the Masindi District. This allowed us to not only visit and establish a strong link with our school, but also work to support Red Earth along the way.Personally, I find it easier to support a local charity such as Red Earth. Having regular contact with Ron, gives me confidence that the money raised for Red Earth is going towards a very worthy cause. I feel very
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