India - miscellaneous photographs from language development workshops - literature appreciation and constructive use of free time.
The David Tyler Trust International Projects
The David Tyler Trust was formed following the change of management to Pictorial Charts Educational Trust.The Trust is affiliated to A Ray of Hope, UNESCO Youth Ambassador for the Culture of Peace and will continue with the ethos of PCET : "To promote education and to provide facilities for experiment and training in educational principles and methods". Contact +44 2892 651478
Monday 23 September 2024
Saturday 14 September 2024
Sunday 1 September 2024
Nigeria - Health and Well Being Community
Following the wonderful success of last year’s health clinic, Gladys Osamiuye Ogbeide decided to repeat the initiative by increasing the number of health aspects- to include this year :- free eye tests, corrective suggestions, reading glasses distribution, tests for diabetes, blood sugar and blood pressure tests and distribution of educational expendables.
Tuesday 27 August 2024
Philippines : Maternal and Child Economic and Community Development:
Today there was a magnificent turn out of over 300 mothers and children at Barangay Quezon Mindanao Philippines to experience our Mental Health Forum , family medical advice, magic show provisions and medicines distribution. Also footwear for the children and family groceries – a most successful event was completed . We welcome the partnership with Rotary and congratulate those involved for their hard work, generosity and enthusiasm .
Saturday 24 August 2024
Sri Lanka ... Advanced Level Teaching Project, Kathiraveli, Batticaloa,
This grant supports a remote Sri Lankan village with limited educational opportunities. The results of the 2023 student batch have been remarkable in the context that the village, Kathiraveli, had no entrants to universities for the 5 years prior to the 2022 batch. In 2023, 87% of the students passed, with 42% (13 of 31 students) entering university. This is excellent news and cause for celebration.
The project has provided uplift for the village and is building hope for the youth of the region and their families. The high pass rate is not only increasing the number of students that are being accepted to university, but it is also improving employment opportunities for those that do not wish to pursue further education.
The attached photographs show the parents and the school honouring the students who performed well in their examinations.
Tanzania Educational and Hygiene Support to Girls .
The project goals were to provide training on sexual and reproductive health education to 134 primary school girls from Mumbi and Mpera primary schools. The training aimed at helping primary school pupils to understand the changes that their bodies go during puberty, resist peer pressure, delay their first experience of sex and understand sexual transmission diseases.
The training covered topics such as sexually transmitted infections, contraceptives; sexual and reproductive health; pregnancy and menstruation; gender and current life skills. It was based on interactive teaching methods and approaches including story-telling, flipchart pictures, competitions, drama, and role-play, so as to create an exciting and stimulating learning environment.
The project provided essential educational materials to 87 schoolgirls (36 and 51 from the Mpera and Mumbi primary schools, respectively) coming from poor and deprived families. The education materials provided included textbooks, pens, exercises books, pair of uniforms and shoes. Lack of education needs and materials is one of the significant reasons for drop-out of primary school pupils in this area. By doing this, the project was able to restore pupils’ smile and motivation to continue with classes and increase completion rate.
Saturday 20 July 2024
Nigeria – Cooking Initiative as an aid to self reliance.
In summary Dr. Raphael attempts to increase awareness of the milieu in which the students live, broaden horizons and aid the fulfilment of potential amongst all, especially female students.
“We manage a 'Free Skill Acquisition Center” . for the economic emancipation of
women to be more self reliant. We visit schools urban and rural and with this
competition use various approaches to complement our aims and objectives . 3
schools attended, with 67 students participating also 7 teachers, 5 judges and
3 journalists” A very positive outcome was felt by all – and certainly an
initiative to be repeated”.
Well done Raphael and all involved.