Collecting water in the middle of the wet season… no water coming out of the taps, no water in toilet, and no water left in the tank (guttering not finished yet)… TIA!
READ for Life
Photo gallery
Dan, Myron and Jody
Earlier days and happier times with these pigs… before swine fever.
Our brave Myron!
A demonstration lesson with P1.
Jody with P1 class teachers and the lovely P1 class (not all 142 present, but many of them!)
Our first set of published phonics readers!
Look who found a big rat!
School classroom built from church ruins.
Always a teacher… helping out children with some extra homework during a teaching visit to South Sudan.
A P1 pupils’ written work on a slate during a phonics lesson.
Dan and Myron on the road…
Teacher training…
Dan, JB and Bear.
Children putting into practise what their teachers have learnt – practical activities!
Jody teaching student teachers at the local Primary Teacher’s College about how to read aloud
On a refreshing weekend away to Sipi Falls.
Jody sharing at the local primary teacher’s college on reading fluency.
Sharing some laughs over reading games.
Dan and Myron after a bike ride.
Joanne and Dan
Hippo’ing around at mini golf.
Using local materials for teacher training…
Anyone for a game of football? There’s no electricity in this village in South Sudan but there is a generator and football hall – what more do you need?
Dan and Myron at Fort Porta.The Recreation Project
Dan and Jodes... in Gulu, Uganda 
Jodes – this is even harder than I remember !! I so admire you both ! x x
Ahhh Pam, we do grumble a bit but we live nothing like the locals do! We just have to keep reminding ourselves how good we actually have it! Poor old JB had his grass roof leaking a few nights ago so re-grassed it yesterday – no way I could imagine doing that!
No admiration necessary here – let me pass it on to others more worthy 🙂 xx
Hey Jodes – I hear what you say and you are right, I miss the plastic cup showers in a weird way and can remember my delight at having power to dry my hair and iron my dress for the workshop at Layibi. I hope to come back and help one day! Pam x x