Have an island night
Why not bring your workmates or friends together for a fun night of festivities with an island theme. Dress up in grass skirts or loud flower shirts, put on some tropical music, make some island style food, perhaps coconut cocktails and enjoy! A fantastic way to make a difference.
Shake your hips!
Have a competition to see who is the best doing the hula. Perhaps not the quality of Dancing With The Stars, but there’s sure to be plenty of laughter. Don’t forget the camera and add to facebook.
- Notes for planning an island night: PDF (177kb) | Word editable (162kb)
- Remittance form: PDF (128kb) | Word editable (152kb)
You are making a serious difference
For some schools their resources budget increases by more than 20%. We encourage schools to invest in computers and other electronic capacity — for some schools it’s their first step into computer education.
In most schools generator power is limited to a couple/few hours per day. The solar systems deliver constant reliable daytime power for students, teachers and administration. No cost night study and less noisy generators running near classrooms is a bonus!
Where teacher’s quarters are in the school compound the constant power enhances their quality of life. Otherwise power is limited to few hours nightly. So remote schools are better able to attract quality teachers.
In many schools kerosene lanterns are no longer required in boarding houses and teachers’ quarters. Therefore removing their fire and health risks.
