On 8th January the river close to MOET over-flooded and affected the school. There was no harm to the children or loss of property as such, but Patterson reports that the school has suffered damages to the permaculture section and some of the fish in the breeding pond close to the vocational skills block were…
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Wim and Els are on a mission, cycling around the world (literally), looking for worthy sites for a fascinating worldwide project: http://www.cosmogolemcyclingproject.com/en/art-giving/ On their travels through Africa, they visited MOET during the Lake of Stars festival and, after being shown the work of the school, they have selected MOET for one such site. It promises to…
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Gosforth Methodist Church in Cumbria has been a supporter of MOET school for the last 10 years, since 2004. Their latest donation of a fantastic £200 was raised at the lent soup lunches. Heart-felt thanks from all at MOET and FOMOE.
If you are interested in looking at it please click: : https://plus.google.com/116772750499942753296/posts?hl=en It’s fantastic. Thank you so much, Maisy!
We are delighted to announce that Armathwaite Community School in Cumbria has been successful in winning a British Council Connecting Classrooms grant (see http://schoolsonline.britishcouncil.org/programmes-and-funding/linking-programmes-worldwide/connecting-classroom). £1,500 is being awarded to each school (MOET and Armathwaite) to enable a reciprocal visit and to provide some supporting curriculum materials.
Many thanks go to Sallisha Browne and the children of Washington Bilingual Elementary International Preparatory Studies, based in Taichung in Taiwan for their very generous donation of USD$1,078.95 (£636.85).
Just wanted to give a HUGE thanks to William Hall, aged 9, who has completed a 25 mile sponsored cycle ride and raised £300 for FOMOE! Really impressive work, William. Thank you so much – this fundraising will make a big difference to the children at MOET School so is really fantastic! Good work!
A massive festive thank you to Eleanor, Angus and Abigail who busked outside Loughton Tube Station this week and raised £41.99 for FOMOE!
Every year around half the class in Standard 8 (12-15 students) hear that that they have received a good enough grade in their Certificate of Primary Education to qualify to go on to secondary school for 4 years. As all secondary school education in Malawi is fee-paying every year we are desperately searching for sponsors…
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