COVID-19 and MOET As of 25th July, Malawi had 3,453 confirmed Corona Virus cases,87 deaths and 1373 recoveries. In Mangochi, the District where MOET is located there are 114 confirmed cases and 4 have died. MOET has been busy trying to carry on the juggle of continuing education and understanding the new normal. Over the last month,…
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The pandemic has impacted everyone across the globe in some way and here at MOET, it is no different. For many of us, education was and is a given, but Coronavirus has meant exams are being postponed or cancelled and makeshift homeschooling has become a reality. It was with great sadness that MOET had to…
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[ngg src=”galleries” display=”basic_slideshow”] It has been a busy few months as usual at MOET and although there is always lots to do, we are always making great progress. Here is an update on what we have been up to. New skills Mangochi Orphan Education and Training (MOET) aim to provide vocational skills training to children…
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The cost of living especially to rural Malawians is a real challenge. Food prices including Maize have increased making it not affordable for many of the families of our pupils. To ensure the nutritional needs of the students are met, MOET has changed its school feeding program to make sure that children are fed…
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After visiting MOET last summer and seeing the lives of children who do not receive an education Agustin Moreno Cozar set himself a goal to fundraise for the school. FOMOE was lucky enough to get a place in the London Marathon this year which Agustin will be running. Please help Agustin reach his £1,500 target through…
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Patterson was very pleased to return back from Germany with some more books for our library. Many people in Malawi enjoy reading but cannot afford to buy books. The books will help our students with subjects such as English, Maths and Science. Moet students all have membership of our library and they are able to…
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Moet has an irrigation scheme where a number of crops such as tomatoes and maize are grown. The school garden has been boosted by the rains from last year. It continues to prove a great way for the children to learn about farming and planning. In fact, we often find that our crops are ready…
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Moet has a proud tradition of supporting our learners with vocational skills as well as traditional academic routes. Skills such as carpentry, clothes-making, cooking and ICT all form part of our regular programme. And this new year has brought new developments that will enable us to reach even more children with these skills. We are…
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As the holidays are almost upon us, thoughts at Moet have turned to the building work that we are hoping to complete in 2020 and the great work that has already started. Here’s a summary of all the work that we have been doing with your kind donations. Better sanitation The previous flooding that…
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Agricultural School As MOET is an agricultural school, it puts a special emphasis on teaching and training the learners the ways of agriculture and even permaculture. That is the reason why the standard six class of Mr. Mlenga went to the school gardens today and had a lesson of agriculture there to combine theoretical information with some…
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