kingussiehigh

There is snow outside we really enjoy
ourselves.
Felix

we had a safe journey to scotland though we missed our flight at Heathrow due to high security check up at the airport thus Heathrow aiport and also due to the delay in departure in Joburg at All -R- Thambo where by we delayed by 40 minutes, in stead of starting at 8:45 pm we started off at 9:15 pm which meant delaying even in our arrival at Heathrow Airport in London.
this time we are experiencing snow throwing and it is really amazing to us.
we love you, take care.
alice and felix.

Fleix Magaleta and Alice Lungu arrived in Scotland today after the long journey from Blantyre in Malawi. They were in great spirits even though they missed the connection in Heathrow. They both complained of the cold but this is to expected in Scotland in November. They were surprised when I told them that it was snowing in Kingussie. Hopefully, over the next few days we can have many discussions about our partnership and developing global dimensions within both schools.
Sheena Duthie

Last Thursday most of the participants came back to school to share their experiences of Malawi with the pupils staff and parents at Kingussie High School. The staff were proud to wear the traditional costumes presented to them in Muloza on the last day and the pupils spoke about all of their adventures. The warmth of the welcome in Muloza and the visit to the Mary’s Meals project were the hightlghts for most of the young people. It was obvious that they have many shared memories of a fabulous time spent together in Malawi.
We are now trying to put together a CD of photos and editing all the film footage so that we have something to share with parents and the community.

There was maximun fun as the form 4 students bade farewell at a party saw the hall packed full to the brim. The form 4s are starting their examinations on wednesday with science practicals.

Glad to hear that the team has finally arrived. We are missing Scott, Fiona, Calen, and entire team. We would hve loved you stayed longer. Students are able to play the beautiful games you taught them.

Clement.

We have all arrived safely back in Scotland after 28 hours travelling. I am sure that there are many memories that will stay with us for a very long time especially about the people we met and the warm welcome we received wherever we went. The backpack distribution to a primary school with the charity Mary’s Meals was highlighted by many of the group as the best bit and shows how a simple idea can make a difference to a whole community.
We would like to thank all of the staff, students and parents at Muloza Community Day Secondary School for their hospitality and frienship and hope that the link between the 2 schools will go from strength to strength.  We are very much looking forward to seeing 2 of the Muloza teachers in Kingussie during the next session.                                                                                  We also very much appreciate the support from KHS community and look forward to sharing our photos with as many people as possible.
Mrs D.

Mrs Duthie, Mrs Mosman, Mrs May and Mr Mackingtosh, how has been your trip. I wish you all the best as you celebrate with your families.

Muloza teachers are having a training tomorrow at Gambula School on perfomance appraisal.

Clement.

The hall was packed to the brim with muloza students who wanted bid farewell to their friends. Today the team left Muloza for Blantyre to Lilongwe on their way back to Scotland.
The team has left a legacy that shall be remembered by many people for ages.

Clement.

It is a beautiful Sunday morning here in Muloza as we say goodbye to our hosts and also visit their very busy weekend market.