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Welcoming Party |
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It was lovely to reach Kitale and be met at the airstrip by some old friends - and some of the youngest children too, who had never seen a plane on the ground before. They were fascinated, especially when the Fly540 37-seater took off for the second leg of its journey.
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View of school compound from entrance |
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The ever-industrious Rachel |
The international flight from Heathrow was host to a few little difficulties: like sitting behind a drunken fourteen year old who was with a group going to Nairobi to help with an AIDS orphans project; like knocking over half a glass of wine and soaking my seat, my trousers and my t-shirt; likTe the screen not working so no films were available.
On the other hand, my internal flight left two hours early which could have been a problem if time had been tight, but in the event, meant I only had to wait four hours for it instead of six.
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Grace Mungo, deputy head |
Anyway, it was all worth it with a wonderful reception and it was really great to see the immediate differences in the school compound, with several new buildings. The children, as ever, were delighted to see a visitor and happily posed for photographs! The teachers were very welcoming too and it was great to see several friends from previous visits.
Sheena took six of us out for a meal in town this evening which was lovely.
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Boarders doing washing after lessons |
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