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GETS
will be expanding the Educational Resources Skills Centre as soon as
funding is secured. This will provide the means to produce resource
materials specifically for schools.
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Every
school & teacher needs equipment & GETS is now attempting to
source as much as possible in 'The Gambia.' |
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These
resources will also be for sale, so that tourists can purchase educational
materials, not just for GETS schools but for the schools they already
support and sponsor. Many
items can be made in Gambia and our skill's workshop will develop what it
is able to produce.
The
resource's shop will supply as wide a variety of items as possible, from
pencils and paper to sets of worksheets, number, alphabet and shapes,
stencils and hopefully McDonald Posters. |
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of the operators have now stopped providing extra baggage for charity
items, it was heavily abused and all the charities are now suffering. |
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Also
available will be the ECO kettle developed by GTS member Ian Ratcliffe,
this kettle boils 1.5 litres of water in approx 5 minutes using just
waste paper, card etc.
We
will be most grateful for donations to help us stock this venture which
will be a first in Gambia providing items specifically used in school
sand in support of Education. In addition the centre will provide sustainable
employment for up to 4 Gambian staff.
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hope to stock a complete range of the Gambian handmade paper products
from the PRSP project in FajiKunda as well as some less commercial
handmade objects from Gambian craftsmen and women.
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income from sales will fund the resource materials, wood, paints varnish
etc and provide the wages for the employees. |
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At the AGM in May
2006 a number of members present offered to help. Francis
sent all of those people (and others ) an email in late May with attached
documents.
One
of the recipients was McDonald Posters.
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