INSERVICE TEACHER TRAINING
In order to improve the quality of teaching and learning, MOET organizes in-service teacher trainings.
In order to improve the quality of teaching and learning, MOET organizes in-service teacher trainings.
Guardian meetings are one way of discussing the needs of the children at MOET and look at problems that affect the orphans. On 27th December, 2011, guardians who have their children sponsored in different secondary schools were invited to a meeting to look into the following:
In December 2011 a container full of donated items arrived in Malawi where 6 computers were packed in for MOET School. Mike and Susan made this wonderful collection for MOET where assorted clothes, kitchen ware, books were also part of the items. The start to the vocational training program for MOET had a green light.
I have so far spent two days at the school, learning about how things are done. It strikes me as a really wonderful place, everyone is so positive and happy, and every teacher and student was welcoming to me.
The Boots Pharmacy team of Padstow, in Cornwall, put on a huge fundraiser recently and managed to raise a huge amount of money for FOMOE. With the crowds of tourists starting to descend on the small seaside town for summer, the Boots team decided the time was right to put on their long planned ‘Africa…
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Angela Head (Trustee) I am pleased to announce that the work done at MOET School received national coverage on 14th September 2010 on Malawi Nation’s news website: ‘Plight of children along the lake’ ‘The future of Annet Mdala, 15, of Mpemba Village T/A Mponda in Mangochi was full of doubt. The girl, whose parents died…
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