Esther Lucy Hannah and Eve’s fun run

Esther Lucy Hannah and Eve organised themselves a fun run to raise money for benches and books etc for FAD’s new school Mawtawar. They raised over £160, incredible.
Thanks a million girls!

Esther Lucy Hannah and Eve organised themselves a fun run to raise money for benches and books etc for FAD’s new school Mawtawar. They raised over £160, incredible.
Thanks a million girls!
Introducing:-

My self-Chandan Jena, KG-2, age-5+, studying at Kalidaspur School for last 3 years. My father( Ghanashyam Jena) is a daily labor that is looking after our daily bread and due to sickness of my father my mother( Chandramani Jena) works as a maidservant in the peoples house to maintain our family. We are staying temporary in a cottage house on the government land.
Due to the poverty I was staying in our house and helping to my mother when some of my friends who are rich goes to the other schools. My parent never expect for my schooling because we are struggling for daily bread and medical expenses for my father.
One evening our Kalidaspur school madam visited to our house and asked to my mother about my schooling. My mother replied as we are the poor people and it is difficult to provide all the school expenses. I was anxious if I will get a chance to go to the school like all my friends.
Our madam asked to my mother to sent me the school tomorrow onwards and she assured to help for my study. It was surprising to me and us.
I thank you all for helping me for free education in your English medium school at Kalidaspur. Though it was a daydream for my Parents and to me. Because all your help and the love of our madam it is true to me and I am enjoying the schooling life in your school other wise I should be appoint as a child labors.
All my regards and thanks to you and St Luke School Students for your great help for my free Education. Also pray to you to continue your help for my study and for my friends at Kalidaspur School too. I believe all your help like me will help to many poor students to start schooling and will built there future from your free education helping school.
Lots of Thanks to you for all your great help and Care for my free Education.
With Regards and thanks to you and Love to all at St Luke School Students
Chandan Kumar Jena
Ghanashyam Jena & Chandramani Jena
Bikash and his family also say thank you
Truly our school lives up to the meaning of the state name ‘Meghalaya’ that is ‘abode in the clouds’.
Lots of love to all in England.
This school at Dudhaikhali has been successfully running since January 2007 and enjoying friendship with Firbank School Royton UK

The children and teachers became dramatic rescue workers at the time of the floods in the summer of 2008.
Discussions to twin with St Paul’s Primary School Royton are under way – June 2009
Children arrive for their first day at our new school on 18 February 2009


All is set for a good school year ahead.
Suzanne’s sister and family took over a failing private school in July 2003. It is now a thriving, self-financing school.
This school at Kyndong Wahlang was opened in January 2007 using the tin hut as its first classroom.
Now in January 2009 the school has grown and we have built a lovely new building.
We are hoping to twin this school with a school here in Royton.
Bhubaneshwar is the capital city of the state of Shillong. Our school was started in January 2008 and is serving the children who live in a slum area.

There is lots of potential to help the children and their families in this area. With the encouragement of the local head man we have now just moved into a more centrally situated community building.
This school in Bhalubasa was started in the summer of 2006

The new school building is nearing completion (Jan 09)