In addition to teaching children in the local bilingual school, we have been able to donate further items. These include: assorted toiletries from LUSH UK that were given to a genocide widows’ collective; football and running kit donated by Wareham Rangers FC and Purbeck Runners which
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Begins 7pm The Purbeck School Drama Studio Thursday 11th July Drinks and refreshments will be available to purchase An evening that will also include a short presentation and Q and A with students and staff attending the Rwanda 2019 visit this October. £5 donation per person.
On Saturday morning several of the students who will attend our Purbeck Rwanda 2019 visit helped to support a table top sale in school. Funds and consciousness regarding our visit were both raised and we would particularly like to thank those who booked tables and helped
Saturday 8th June open 9am – 12 in the school canteen area Free entry! To book a table (£10 – pay up front, non-refundable; tables provided; set up from 8.30) Call school reception on 01929 550077 Refreshments available supporting Purbeck Team Rwanda 2019
On Thursday, the Purbeck Rwanda 19 team, many pictured left, were proud to present Mike Hayes of the Amakuru Trust with a cheque to support the education of children at The Excel School in Rwamagana. £1065 has been raised through the kind donations of staff, many
On Sunday 28th April, 15 students accompanied Jeremy Guy and Simon Holmes on a 15 mile circular walk from Corfe Castle to Studland and back. The students had gained sponsorship in support of their forthcoming visits to Africa, and each of them marched with purpose and
For the past two years, staff, parents and students of The Purbeck School have sponsored the education of several students at The Excel School in Rwamagana, Rwanda, with the help of the Amakuru Trust. Last year money raised by the school meant six young children from
Dear Parents and Carers, As many of you know, for the past two years staff, parents and students have sponsored the education of several students at The Excel School in Rwamagana, Rwanda. This has made a tangible difference to real people in Africa with so little.
Last week’s appeal to students, parents and staff has been met with a fantastic response with more than two wheelie bins of pants already collected in readiness to send to Africa. The Purbeck School works in partnership with The Amakuru Trust to support educational projects in
Dear Parent/Carer, We need pants. The Purbeck School works, in liaison with The Amakuru Trust, to support the life chances of children living in Rwanda – one of the poorest countries in the world. In addition to a biennial student visit to Rwanda, many staff students