- Come to Afternoon Tea – a One World Link fundraiser
Afternoon tea will be served at 2-5pm on Sunday, 27th September at Wren Hall, School Lane, Wroxall, CV35 7NF.
All are welcome and no booking is needed.
Free parking. Assistance dogs are allowed inside the hall
Join the OWL Quiz on 12th August
Everyone is invited to join in the OWL Quiz on Wednesday, 12th August at 7pm at Whitnash Sports & Social Club.
Teams of up to 6 people, £5 per person, all proceeds going to charity.One World Link at the Peace Festival in Leamington, 2026One World link’s stand at the Leamington Peace Festival on 13th and 14th June welcomed visitors of all ages. Our volunteers explained how OWL’ s core message: that close ties and understanding contribute to peace.
We had a special display of photographs showing the progress of our joint ‘Ignite Bo’project with EducAid, a Sierra Leone-based charity specialising in educational development.
- Second Term Report on our EducAid Project
There are early signs of progress in our partnership with EducAid Sierra Leone. This collaborative teacher training project aims to to ignite quality education in schools in Bo district. This partnership focuses initially on improving primary education in the linked schools in Bo with an initial focus on 5 schools that applied to participate. The initiative is part of OWL’s broader commitment to strengthen community resilience and global awareness through sustained collaboration and mutual learning, using EducAid’s ‘Ten Top Strategies for Teaching and Learning’
UK Teachers see Ignite Bo Progress
UK Teachers see Ignite Bo Progress Teachers from the UK were given a rousing welcome when they arrived in Bo on 9th February. They immediately started a programme of visits to the schools participating in the ‘Ignite Bo’ project of One World Link and EducAid. J P Sannoh is working with five linked schools and … Continue reading “UK Teachers see Ignite Bo Progress”
First Term Report on our EducAid Project
EducAid’s coach has now been working for a full term with five linked schools in Bo. There are already many signs of progress as the schools work towards their three main targets: Ensuring students are IN school. Ensuring students are in school and SAFE. Ensuring students are in school, safe and LEARNING.
Training of the teachers across the five schools has been completed, and even those that were not part of the initial training have now been trained. Implementation of the EducAid Top Ten Strategies in the five OWL schools is indeed underway.
