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Welcome to the Prospice Project Website

The Project has now expanded to include 9 new schools. 18 schools are now in the project.

If you want to see where we are in the world please visit here.

November 2011

We're back after a fantastic journey to Nkhata Bay. The blog below is a diary of our time in Malawi and it is well worth reading. We all returned to our countries richer for seeing the excellent work that our Malawi colleagues are able to do considering the difficulties that they face. Already we are communicating regularly with ideas for the following years activities.

Updates will be here soon.

Daniel Price

2 teachers, and our Community Policeman, are in Malawi meeting both our Malawian and South African partners. You can follow their daily reports by clicking on the link below. Connectivity isn't great so not many pictures so far but watch out for more being up-loaded when they get back!

Visit the Malawi Trip Blog

24 March. 2011

We have once again, appeared on the BBC World Class site for our recent work with Blackburn Rovers Community Trust and the North Wales Police.

Please take a look below: We are appear about 4 stories down

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/olympic_games/world_olympic_dreams/9127662.stm

Thanks everyone for all your support in completing our plans and bid for 2011/12.

15 March, 2010

Ysgol John Bright with our partner feeder schools, Ysgol San Sior and Ysgol Craig y Don Connecting Classrooms students with the North Wales Police took part in a Football focused T-shirt design activity at Blackburn Rovers Community Trust and as part of our schools affiliation with the trust and partnership with the British Council Project.

Our partnership with Blackburn Community Trust has enabled students from the three North Wales schools to utilise the Trust's state of the art ICT facilities to produce high quality t shirts to sent to our African partner schools in Malawi and South Africa. The students also had an opportunity to part take in football coaching activities at the club.

The trip was a great success, enriching our Connecting Classrooms Project and an opportunity for our local officers to collaborate with the trust on their diversity awareness campaign and collaboration within our Connecting Classrooms project. All students thoroughly enjoyed the experience with one student, Grace Simpson commented on how " constructive the day was in raising awareness of our Connecting Classrooms project and a chance to make and share gifts for our African schools"

26 November, 2010

The British Council have just written a report about Prospice. To see the article please click here

Geocaching

During the visit to Wales we all went out and placed 2 Geocaches that we hope will find their way futher south and hopefully to Malawi and South Africa.

If you want to keep track of the Geocoins journey please visit here

Blackburn Rovers article about our project and linking up with the Community Trust

Croeso i Cymru / Welcome to Wales