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The Day of the African Child – a virtual celebrationFor the second year running we had to adapt our plans for celebrating our links and promoting Education for All. There has been no need for a marquee for two years and much disappointment from the lack of physical celebrating. However, perhaps learning from our Bo colleagues’ need to be always resourceful and positive, we planned a Zoom Event with surprising success! We were able to ‘meet’ our MP. We hosted many other OWL, British Council and Send My Friend guests and children in Bo were able to participate for the first time.
Update on OWL in the UK and Bo at the AGMDespite the continuing restrictions on our activities due to the Covid-19 pandemic, there has been a great deal of activitiy in both Bo and the UK. In Bo, the OWL Centre has been fitted with solar panels and has been redecorated. Schools in both Warwick District and Bo have embarked on tree planting and joined … Continue reading “Update on OWL in the UK and Bo at the AGM”
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Progress in our Health LinkIt has been a challenging start for the OWL health link but we have managed to find quite a few positives from the adversity of a global pandemic. The main acticity initially was maternity training but this has expanded to improving the health care facilities within a Peripheral Health Unit with a functioning laboratory, enabling faster, more accurate diagnoses of common diseases.
Update on the Bo One World Link CentreThe Bo Owl Community Centre has been refurbished and its facilities upgraded. OWL now has legal ownership of the land on which the Centre sits.
There is a possibility of an arrangement with a company to install an IT hub at the OWL Centre providing high quality internet, satellite TV and IT training facilities.The Alfred Kanneh Memorial CupThe Alfred Kanneh Memorial Cup Alfred Kanneh organised a friendly football competition between all fifteen One World Link schools in Bo. It was held in February 2018 during a visit by teachers from the UK. The schools were divided into two zones and each school brought two girls and two boys – the event was … Continue reading “The Alfred Kanneh Memorial Cup”
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