We are home safely.
Thanks to all our friends and colleagues who have shared our journey with us - watch this space for the next part of the journey - when Burmese friends visit Forthview.
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Hle Bee School is in Mae Sot, Thailand
Forthview School is in Edinburgh, Scotland
Forthview and Hle Bee Schools have a partnership link supported by the DfID/British Council's Global Schools Partnership Programme. Fiona Vacher and Irvine Wright, Forthview teachers are visiting Hle Bee this summer. Mary Gillespie, Headteacher of Pirniehall, our neighbouring school in Edinburgh and 2 of her teachers are also travelling to Say Ta Nar School, their link Burmese school. Check our her blog on www.pirniehall.blogspot.com.
Campie Burma blog
the life and times of Forthview School
Hle Bee School is in Mae Sot, Thailand
Forthview School is in Edinburgh, Scotland
Pirniehall School link with Say Ta Nar School
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- How hard to flee when you are old...
- The most amazing thing Sheila saw....
- And then the art...
- I'm the only I, You're the only you, We're the onl...
- And then they sang . . .and sang . . .
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- Destined never to sightsee!
- Happy Floor Day!
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- As we leave behind our time together....
- Beautiful Burmese Dancers in Hle Bee School
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- A hard working but highly productive evening!
- Been EVERYWHERE Today!!
- The Promised Picture!!Well what an evening! We...
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4 comments:
Sheila
Thanks for sharing your blog. Sorry about the time taken to complete the enterprise return. If you save it for next year it will only take a minute next year.
Think we could put some of your trip info into the next enterprise news and hools are always looking for good causes for charity donations from their enterprise activities....might help your fundraising. Will talk after the hols. Relax and enjoy the cool.
Hi Heather.
Glad you found the blog. I have last year's you know, never thought to adapt it! Still jet lagged. Thanks for thinking of us for next Enterprise news. We'd appreciate that and your ideas about donations sounds great too. Talk in September.
Sheila
Wow Sheila. Thanks for reminding me about the blog. what was I thinking...I should have been following your progress. I have been moved to tears and filled with hope by your stories.
Jackie
Hi Sheila,
What a wonderful story.
We have for many years been supporting children in schools like this in Cambodia and you are so right seeing the conditions they go to school in and how little amounts make a big difference is an eye opener.
When my children went to school in Singapore the school children(from early primary age) got involved in fund raising for children in Cambodia, Indonesia and Thailand. It was made very real to the students when they learned how things like pencils/notebooks are highly valued. Each year they organised a shipment to the schools, the cost of shipping was sponsored by companies (a remember part of it was done via DHL whom the older students made a deal with)
When we came back to Scotland we therefore expanded out sponsor ships of children in the schools and our children donate part of their pocket money toward the sponsorships, this was their choice.
Reading your blog brought it all back and I will share this with my girls tonight.
Good luck with the fund raising it is so worth while. Education is so needed in those communities, it is the only way they can break the circle of dispair some of them find themself in.
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