Meet Patricia. She’s a teacher at Nzeveni Primary School in Ngaamba. She’s what’s known as a PTA teacher. In other words, she’s funded by the school, not the government, and she’s not certified. PTA teachers are the first to loose their jobs when more funding becomes available.
Read more →Here is an update from our Kenya Country Director, Andrew Guuru, on the Kawamaitha classroom progress in Karima. Here are photos of the ongoing classroom construction at Kawamaitha primary school in Karima. The masons are doing the final touches on the outer walls with the inner wall
Read more →I am sure you have heard about or seen the “Text THINK to 50555″ campaign to remove the barriers to education in Kenya! I have been so excited to see the initial response but the ripple effect of friends telling friends and spreading the word is going
Read more →Ever since the THINK campaign started, we’ve had tons of students getting excited about how they can help break down the barriers to a quality education in Kenya. We’ve received pictures and videos from lots of kids who have seen the need for classrooms, books, school supplies,
Read more →Most of the 410 Bridge staff has been down in Daytona Beach this week working at BigStuf Camp. It has been great to see all the students and youth leaders that took part in our THINK campaign. We don’t have a final count yet, but we sold
Read more →Last week we posted a photo of the awesome musicians at BigStuf helping to get everyone to text THINK to 50555. Lots of students have joined in and have come up with their own THINK photo and have posted them on the Think BigStuf Facebook page. We
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