Latest Newsletters
for Newsletters prior to 2003, please see their respective year under the Timeline
OWL Newsletter, November 2021
In spite of Covid restrictions and lockdowns a lot has been going on, especially in education.
- Chairman’s Notebook
- A report from Bo
- The Bo One World Link Centre
- OWL puts plastic waste to good use in Bo
- OWL Health Link – progress at Yemoh Town Clinic
- Our History – now in the County Archives
- TheEducation Supplement
- UK Teachers’ Visit to Bo, 2020
- Climate Action Project
- Campaigning and Environment
- Cultural and Training Activities
- My first visit to Bo – the most incredible experience.
- The Day of the African Child – a virtual celebration
- The Alfred Kanneh Memorial Cup
- OWL Schools’ Trees Project
Newsletter January 2020
- Tribute to the late Maada Fobay, Chairman of Bo OWL
- Four teachers from Bo visit the UK under the British Council’s Connecting Classrooms scheme
- Visit to Bo by UK OWL Chairman , Richard Hall, Phil Clarke, WDC planner, and midwife, Helena White.
- One World Link’s work with Bo City Council was “Highly Commended” by the Commonwealth Association of Planners in its 2019 Awards for Outstanding Planning Achievement
Newsletter, January 2019
- Another visit to Bo schools; what do teachers do when they visit?
- The Waste Project expands again
- John Archer reflects on his six-year chairmanship
- Further prospects for a new health link
- Jane Knight’s last visit to Bo – so much has changed since her first visit in 1981
- A planning workshop in Bo
Newsletter, January 2018
- Planning for Bo City – a collaboration with the Prince’s Foundation for Building Communities
- The transformation of the old illegal Bo City dump
- UK and Bo schools exchange stories
- The Day of the African Child 2017
Newsletter, June 2017
- A new health link, working with a maternity charity
- Potential collaboration with the Prince’s Trust in planning for Bo
- How a teacher’s visit to Bo changed his outlook on teaching
- Re-establishing links after Ebola
- Bo teachers and officials visit to UK