Rwanda Autumn 2018 Posts

Team Rwanda had an early start this morning as we headed off to Ndera primary…

Team – “A team is a group of individuals (usually four or more) working together…

A key component of the CWB message is the importance of testing; as one of…

One Day More; Another Day Another Destiny.

Today has seen even more highlights with lots of School teachers dressed up proudly in the bright yellow CWB Coach tops and just loads and loads of kids.

At the first school (St Antoinne de Padoine) we created such a commotion that the teachers couldn’t get the children back into their classes despite the rather shocking site of canes and wooden sticks being wafted in their directions. We were subsequently informed that cane usage is banned but wafting is very much not! This commotion was so riotous that we were forced to relocate to another field 10 minutes away so the school could calm down and re-assemble (CWB training for alternative plans worked well). After three hours of mental fun we devised an extraction plan with military precision to quickly evade the excitable children. This involved driving along a bumpy dust road between thousands of cabbages. However again in true CWB style we had to re-evaluate our plan when our minibus got stuck.

Potato Fields, Runways and Condoms Awoke to a Aussie sending me pictures of breakfast fruit…

Team Rwanda met for the first time this weekend in rather typical Coventry weather. Consisting…