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2019 Fundraising Targets
Desks and Benches
Currently the children only sit on flimsy plastic chairs or on the floor. Wooden desks and benches will give them something to rest on whilst they write. Double desk and bench sets cost around £17 each.
Stationery
Stationery such as pens, pencils, rulers and exercise books will give the children extra supplies to use over the year. Providing stationery for every child will cost about £255.
Sports Kit
Children don't have individual sports kits but the school keeps team sets to be used when needed. The school needs about 20 football and netball shirts.
Sanitation
Presently, the toilets are in poor condition and there are no changing facilities available. Funding could ensure the tiolets are rooved and changing rooms are constructed.
About the Good Hope School
Good Hope School was founded in 2007 by Duffield-based charity Reaper Ministries. Joe and Aidan's primary school, Duffield Meadows, has had a long link with the school as one of charity's trustees is a teaching assistant at Meadows. Reaper Ministries still supports the school today, both financially and administratively.
Malawi is the 6th poorest country in the world, with over 55% of the population living in poverty. Only 11% of Malawian children complete primary school and although education is free, parents have to pay for uniform and stationery, which many can't afford. This means that a lot of children are unable to attend school.
It offers free education for approximately 730 underpriviliged children, 1/3 of which are AIDS orphans. Good Hope School has only 19 teaching staff which means that a lot of classes are very cramped, with around 40 children squeezed into a relatively small classroom.
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