Help My School Project
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In November 2019, I traveled to Ghana on a two week holiday and went to a village called Akyem Batabi in the eastern region to visit my sister and see my two nieces and nephew for the first time. It was a school day and I was on borrowed time as my friend had kindly offered to drive me there, a 97km journey.
To save time, I decided to go see my nieces and nephew at their school. The excitement of seeing my sister's children for the first time was all I was thinking of. It wasn't until I returned to the UK that it the state of the school I had visited a couple weeks back stuck me and I've been thinking about it ever since.
First, the school building had been replaced by a charitable organisation a few years back. However the headmistress, who I met and spoke to and gave me permission to see my sister's children had no office space. She was sat at a table on the veranda of the school building, exposed to all the environmental elements with her school files.
One of the classrooms I visited and spoke to the children was very ill-equipped. I believe I can help the school as a whole with your kind help.
I know my target of £10,000 is a lot, but my aim is to provide an office space for the headmistress, a common room for the teachers and a library for the children.
I have so far secured 30 desktop computers and hard drives in various sizes, but still require computer monitors and accessories.
Please donate to my cause and you'll be directly contributing to the future of a lot of children now and in the future. Thanks in advance.
To save time, I decided to go see my nieces and nephew at their school. The excitement of seeing my sister's children for the first time was all I was thinking of. It wasn't until I returned to the UK that it the state of the school I had visited a couple weeks back stuck me and I've been thinking about it ever since.
First, the school building had been replaced by a charitable organisation a few years back. However the headmistress, who I met and spoke to and gave me permission to see my sister's children had no office space. She was sat at a table on the veranda of the school building, exposed to all the environmental elements with her school files.
One of the classrooms I visited and spoke to the children was very ill-equipped. I believe I can help the school as a whole with your kind help.
I know my target of £10,000 is a lot, but my aim is to provide an office space for the headmistress, a common room for the teachers and a library for the children.
I have so far secured 30 desktop computers and hard drives in various sizes, but still require computer monitors and accessories.
Please donate to my cause and you'll be directly contributing to the future of a lot of children now and in the future. Thanks in advance.
Organiser
Augustus Boadu
Organiser
England
