cafe denglish - online in ZOOM - attend from any device anywhere
3pm, CET, English learners with Native speakers
( possible crossover in middle where all learners can mingle )
4pm, CET, German learners with Native speakers
up to 144 people in the room,
ideally 72 native speakers 72 learners.
break out into rooms of 2-4 to practice talking and listening, so you visit 4 rooms in 40 minutes meeting new people in each. You can practice what is important to you , whether it is your CV as base, a poem, a news article or some new grammar you have recently learned.
meet with native speakers and learners from around the world
This lockdown has brought us closer and we are working more together now to achieve our mutual aims - supporting great educationalists and their progress and projects around the world -
"Michael Soskil is a leader extraordinary who exemplifies the educational belief held by NGGE. Education by learner for learners in a global educational community is the only thing which will lead to better understanding and more effective collaboration in addressing and solving the United Nations Sustainable Developmental Goals."
tt grade 5TeachersLifeForMe: http://teacherslifeforme.blogspot.com/2015/11/the-only-hope-for-our-future.html Here, Michael's class talks about the making of a cell museum and shares it with other learners around the world. You can see how they are already global citizens who have gone through the explore-learn-master-create to the give back.
WYCF ( Santigie ) is a supported project, where NGGE promotes for fundraising either direct to WYCF through their or through our collection / investment point in the USA 501c Education Non Profit www.ngge.org
We Yone Child Foundation (WYCF) runs two primary schools in two of the most neglected areas in Freetown: Kroo Bay, a community built on a water-side rubbish dump, and George Brook, on the rocky hillside of Freetown. Our mission is to provide sustainable education and care to underprivileged children and to overcome the social and environmental problems that deepen and perpetuate the cycle of poverty in these communities.
We have long been frustrated by seeing our promising primary school pupils drop out when they get to the secondary stage due to the inability to travel to schools many miles away.
Which is why we have secured a piece of land right next to our Primary School in George Brook. We have the architectural plans, the bill of quantities and the final budget for a simple three-story cement block building:
TEAM FUNDRAISER
Sophie Radice and We Yone Child Foundation are organizing this fundraiser.
We Yone Child Foundation (WYCF) runs two primary schools in two of the most neglected areas in Freetown: Kroo Bay, a community built on a water-side rubbish dump, and George Brook, on the rocky hillside of Freetown. Our mission is to provide sustainable education and care to underprivileged children and to overcome the social and environmental problems that deepen and perpetuate the cycle of poverty in these communities.
We have long been frustrated by seeing our promising primary school pupils drop out when they get to the secondary stage due to the inability to travel to schools many miles away.
Which is why we have secured a piece of land right next to our Primary School in George Brook. We have the architectural plans, the bill of quantities and the final budget for a simple three-story cement block building:
1. Substructure – SLL 92,591,000
2. Concrete work – SLL 176,538,000
3. Blockwork – SLL 85,200,000
4. Roofing – SLL 36,850,000
5. Woodwork – SLL 41,529,000
6. Metalwork – SLL 28,200,000
7. Plumbing – SLL 20,330,000
8. Electrical installation – SLL 19,065,000
9. Floor, walls and ceiling finishing – SLL 64,345,000
10. Painting – SLL 31,403,000
TOTAL: SLL 596,081,000 (≈ £ 55,000)
Although we couldn't reach our extremely ambitious goal of having the building to operational standards in September 2019, our aim is now to have it fully finished by the next school year 2020-2021!
Each contributor will be regularly updated as to the progress and costs of the building. We believe in complete transparency so ask us any questions you would like – sara@weyonechildfoundation.org.
Thank you for your support!
Updates (55)
FEBRUARY 23, 2020by Sophie Radice, Organizer
Work going on today to lay the actual floor of the second floor. This makes me so happy to see work progressing thanks to all your generosity
FEBRUARY 15, 2020by Sophie Radice, Organizer
JANUARY 16, 2020by Sophie Radice, Organizer
It’s getting there. Built the structures so that the second floor can be laid. Thanks so much everyone I know we are going to do it !
TEAM FUNDRAISER
