Review of Kitchen Garden Project
The local chief is seen cutting the ribbon on the new classroom block at Nakhombe School. The three new classrooms are large and airy, all with built in storage space. The classrooms have been furnished with new desks, providing dignity to the senior learners using the rooms.
The villagers are delighted and feel very much part of the build as between them they burned the bricks for the foundations and collected the river sand. The new building has been made with cement blocks, a method requested by the Local Education Authority, as it is more environmentally friendly than the traditional brick design

Other News
She did it!
In walking 1000 miles Ann Haggin has raised an amazing sum of £2582 to be spent on classroom furniture and educational resources in Malawi.
Our thanks to Fr Bernard Maganga
N4BW having built an increasing number of classrooms is delighted with Fr Bernard’s initiative aiming to promote education and keep children learning.
Ever thought of volunteering?
An introduction day for interested prospective volunteers will take place in Liverpool on Saturday 2 March