Sometimes we like to stare at sweet treats, or rather, just allow ourselves to remember what available out there. It is better to be in the know isn't it?
Sadly, this video below is not narrated :(
Thursday, November 18, 2010
Thursday, October 14, 2010
Recorders? Check!
You heard us talk alot about the hard-work evolved in fund raising, now hear is another little treat to remember why we do it, why do we try so hard? For moments like these:
Nigus receiving his recorder
Almost all of our recievers
Thank you again to everyone who donated to our Walk With Me Walk Corporate Sponsors, People who dipped into their already low pockets, because of you all, out students are able to have this moment...and even more in the horizon! :D
Nigus receiving his recorder
Almost all of our recievers
Thank you again to everyone who donated to our Walk With Me Walk Corporate Sponsors, People who dipped into their already low pockets, because of you all, out students are able to have this moment...and even more in the horizon! :D
Thursday, September 9, 2010
Our Easter Fun Day<---From A Child's Eyes
Our Easter Fun Day
On Wednesday the 24th of March 2010, my little brother Joshua, another student Leandra, her sister and I went to an Easter fun day with one of my teachers, Miss Hamlet from The Resource Centre for the Blind.
We went to St. Paul’s to another teacher’s, Miss Gaalema’s, house. When we got there we all went and picked citrus fruits from a tree and helped to make juice for our Easter event.
After making the juice we took turns playing on the neighbour’s swing set. We saw a lady sweeping her yard and said “Good Morning!” Then it was time to go to the playing field. It was only a few minutes walk. When we got there we saw more teachers and students from The Resource Centre for the Blind.
At break time we had popcorn, banana cake and pen-a-cool. After our refreshments we started to make our kites. I helped to make kites but I did not fly any at all.
There were many different types of kites. Some were made of paper, some were made of plastic, some were made of flex and some were made of bamboo. There were many colours like yellow, black, blue, red and white. Our kites went up into the sky like big swarming pretty birds flying through the air.
After flying our kites we had lunch. It was delicious chicken roti and tasty juice made from Kool-Aid and citrus fruits.
After eating we were given Easter eggs with marshmallow chicks and bunnies inside. The teachers then told us of Christ being raised from the dead and why he died for us.
Then we went off to play. I played with Gabriella, Paul, Mekisha and other friends. After playing we packed up our things and walked to the bus stop to go home. I had a great time and I slept well that night.
On Wednesday the 24th of March 2010, my little brother Joshua, another student Leandra, her sister and I went to an Easter fun day with one of my teachers, Miss Hamlet from The Resource Centre for the Blind.
We went to St. Paul’s to another teacher’s, Miss Gaalema’s, house. When we got there we all went and picked citrus fruits from a tree and helped to make juice for our Easter event.
After making the juice we took turns playing on the neighbour’s swing set. We saw a lady sweeping her yard and said “Good Morning!” Then it was time to go to the playing field. It was only a few minutes walk. When we got there we saw more teachers and students from The Resource Centre for the Blind.
At break time we had popcorn, banana cake and pen-a-cool. After our refreshments we started to make our kites. I helped to make kites but I did not fly any at all.
There were many different types of kites. Some were made of paper, some were made of plastic, some were made of flex and some were made of bamboo. There were many colours like yellow, black, blue, red and white. Our kites went up into the sky like big swarming pretty birds flying through the air.
After flying our kites we had lunch. It was delicious chicken roti and tasty juice made from Kool-Aid and citrus fruits.
After eating we were given Easter eggs with marshmallow chicks and bunnies inside. The teachers then told us of Christ being raised from the dead and why he died for us.
Then we went off to play. I played with Gabriella, Paul, Mekisha and other friends. After playing we packed up our things and walked to the bus stop to go home. I had a great time and I slept well that night.
By: K. Thomas
11years Old
Monday, June 28, 2010
Closing Remarks by Mrs Morain
Update: the video of Mrs Morain is giving me some trouble, it'll be added later :D Till now? Enjoy a video of us thanking out sponsors1
Thanks to our Sponsors!!!!
Thanks to our Sponsors!!!!
Tuesday, June 22, 2010
Tuesday, June 15, 2010
Walk With Me Walkathon Pictures Post
At Long Last!
I bring you the Walk With Me Walkathon photo review, here is hoping you enjoy it as much as we did :D!
Next on the agenda? Videos!!!
Stay tuned :)
I bring you the Walk With Me Walkathon photo review, here is hoping you enjoy it as much as we did :D!
Next on the agenda? Videos!!!
Stay tuned :)
Tuesday, June 8, 2010
Post Walkathon 2010
It's been quite a while since our last update. We expected things to get hectic but it seems, as usual, we surprised ourselves!
Our 'Walk With Me' Walk was a great success! We advertised on programs like 'GBN Mornings' on the GBN Network and 'Spice Mornings' on the GIS Network, to who we are very very thankful! Did you catch any of our Broadcasts?
On the day of the St. Georges Walkathon, we had the kind cooperation of EACH NEWS CHANNEL ON THE ISLAND! That's correct MTV, GBN and Community Channel News were all there to cover the event as the blind and visually impaired students of Grenada, their teachers and their many supporters walked or cheered them on towards success, better educational equipment and making the public aware.
It was a grand event and everyone present enjoyed it to the fullest extent.
The next week on Wednesday we attempted our Grenville Walkathon but with the start of the Rain Season here in Grenada it was impossible on that day and was thus postponed till Friday.
Friday came, the walk was much shorter than in St Georges as our accompanying police officer was very concerned about traffic but the purpose was still met. We raised awareness and let the people of Grenville know that they are not forgottten by us!
We had our 'Walk With Me' Walkathon both in St. Georges and St. Andrews this year. Both, though hectic, still a great success. We had a chance to see ourselves learn from our mistakes last year, serving to only improve our walk event, making it bigger and better.
We thank everyone who supported us in this venture for the year past and this year. Thank you to all those who walked with us, who donated to our cause, who purcased jerseys in show of support (Still on sale by the way call us at 4350828). Thank you to the news channels for your beautiful, on time coverage, to the business places like Glengelg for there much needed and generious donation of water, to the wonderful policeman who lead us through St. Georges, who was patient and helpful, the the police women Net Ball Team who helped us as if championing their very own cause, to the Jersey and Banner printers for making sure that we looked ever so crisp when the day came and to each and every very last person who dipped into their pockets and gave from their hearts, from one cent to 50 dollars.
WE ARE SO THANKFUL!!!
We know that our students are too, they enjoy these events more than you can imagine. An event for them to shine, when they are not singled out but fit right in. Walking alongside everyone else, fighting for the same cause, the same goal, completely capable.
We cant thank you enough
Pictures soon to come!!! :D
Our 'Walk With Me' Walk was a great success! We advertised on programs like 'GBN Mornings' on the GBN Network and 'Spice Mornings' on the GIS Network, to who we are very very thankful! Did you catch any of our Broadcasts?
On the day of the St. Georges Walkathon, we had the kind cooperation of EACH NEWS CHANNEL ON THE ISLAND! That's correct MTV, GBN and Community Channel News were all there to cover the event as the blind and visually impaired students of Grenada, their teachers and their many supporters walked or cheered them on towards success, better educational equipment and making the public aware.
It was a grand event and everyone present enjoyed it to the fullest extent.
The next week on Wednesday we attempted our Grenville Walkathon but with the start of the Rain Season here in Grenada it was impossible on that day and was thus postponed till Friday.
Friday came, the walk was much shorter than in St Georges as our accompanying police officer was very concerned about traffic but the purpose was still met. We raised awareness and let the people of Grenville know that they are not forgottten by us!
We had our 'Walk With Me' Walkathon both in St. Georges and St. Andrews this year. Both, though hectic, still a great success. We had a chance to see ourselves learn from our mistakes last year, serving to only improve our walk event, making it bigger and better.
We thank everyone who supported us in this venture for the year past and this year. Thank you to all those who walked with us, who donated to our cause, who purcased jerseys in show of support (Still on sale by the way call us at 4350828). Thank you to the news channels for your beautiful, on time coverage, to the business places like Glengelg for there much needed and generious donation of water, to the wonderful policeman who lead us through St. Georges, who was patient and helpful, the the police women Net Ball Team who helped us as if championing their very own cause, to the Jersey and Banner printers for making sure that we looked ever so crisp when the day came and to each and every very last person who dipped into their pockets and gave from their hearts, from one cent to 50 dollars.
WE ARE SO THANKFUL!!!
We know that our students are too, they enjoy these events more than you can imagine. An event for them to shine, when they are not singled out but fit right in. Walking alongside everyone else, fighting for the same cause, the same goal, completely capable.
We cant thank you enough
Pictures soon to come!!! :D
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