Date – two weeks between mid November and early December 2024, exact dates to be confirmed.
This exciting project follows on from others in past years connected with the Anglican Church in Rwanda.
The Project Leader says “Rwanda has been described as a country with 1000 hills. It is very beautiful and its climate is very pleasant at that time of year ranging from 23 to 28 degrees C. It is a very organised country and quite different from many other African countries (for example plastic bags are banned). You will be given a very warm welcome and be well looked after.”
The main training will be centred on Nyamata Bright School which is 30 minutes south of Kigali. It is for nursery and primary-aged children with at least one teacher to each class of about 35. The head teacher is very keen for a team to come and help. There may be the opportunity to also work with other schools in the area with much larger class sizes.
Training requests include
There is hotel accommodation nearby, which the Project Leader enjoyed staying in last December.
The approximate cost is expected to be about £1300. For members of SVN a bursary of up to 65% would be considered on request.
If you are interested to find out more, please contact the SVN Project Leader, John Perkins, by email [email protected] or SVN’s Project Manager, Jane Caine, [email protected]
This exciting project follows on from others in past years connected with the Anglican Church in Rwanda.
The Project Leader says “Rwanda has been described as a country with 1000 hills. It is very beautiful and its climate is very pleasant at that time of year ranging from 23 to 28 degrees C. It is a very organised country and quite different from many other African countries (for example plastic bags are banned). You will be given a very warm welcome and be well looked after.”
The main training will be centred on Nyamata Bright School which is 30 minutes south of Kigali. It is for nursery and primary-aged children with at least one teacher to each class of about 35. The head teacher is very keen for a team to come and help. There may be the opportunity to also work with other schools in the area with much larger class sizes.
Training requests include
- Active and participatory methods and techniques for teaching maths and science.
- Questioning techniques in maths and science.
- Techniques for making and setting groups of learning and task appropriated assignment to young students in Lower Primary.
- Early Childhood Education methods appropriate for the Early Years and Nursery.
There is hotel accommodation nearby, which the Project Leader enjoyed staying in last December.
The approximate cost is expected to be about £1300. For members of SVN a bursary of up to 65% would be considered on request.
If you are interested to find out more, please contact the SVN Project Leader, John Perkins, by email [email protected] or SVN’s Project Manager, Jane Caine, [email protected]
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