From Kaniki With Love: Not that I have favourites

Thursday, 5 February 2015

Not that I have favourites

During a ‘Plan, Do Review’ session where the children were choosing their own learning activities (I am quite getting into this Key Stage 1 malarkey!), one of my pupils called Comfort kept asking for help…

Whilst pulling faces for the camera, he asked “Miss Cross, please can you do this puzzle with me?”

“Miss Cross, please can you help me count?”

“Miss Cross, please can you read me a story?”

How could I resist such a cutie? :-)

2 comments:

Anonymous6 February 2015 at 18:39
Aaaah this is my favourite blog post so far :) Kirsty xx
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Unknown8 February 2015 at 21:31
The faces are amazing!! Lucie x
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About Me

This is my second year volunteering in Zambia. I live in an area called Kaniki, about 15km from the town Ndola.

I am currently Head Teacher at Kapumpe Christian Primary School and am leading Arise, a charity that works with over 180 orphans and vulnerable children.

At Kapumpe we follow the Zambian curriculum using UK teaching methods. By providing a well-rounded and stimulating education, the school is broadening the horizons of the children from the local community, giving them hope for the future and a solid Christian foundation.

Kapumpe is a Bemba word which means 'Eagles' and the vision is for all Arise children to rise up from the poverty that entangles their lives and gain a fresh new perspective on life so that they can soar.

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