Week round-up: Prue and Alice's last day at school

On Friday we said goodbye to Prue and Alice, volunteers from Australia and England respectively, who have been teaching English at FKC for the last few weeks. It has been a joy having them here with us and we wish them all the best as they return back to life in their home countries.

A child hugs Alice for the last time.
She has been teaching the kindergarten
class for six weeks. She also conducted
music lessons on Thursdays and Fridays

FKC staff and children gather around Prue (left)
and Alice (right) for a final group photo.

Prue says her final goodbyes to her students.
She has been helping out with the Kindergarten
and Starter classes for two weeks.

One of the Lem brothers poses for the camera!

Children crowd around to look at a photograph.

 One of Prue’s students hugs and smiles for the camera.

Students wave goodbye to Alice as they file out of school.

We can do our exercises!

Every month we have a special non-uniform day where the children come in their own clothes, normally this consists of a football kit of their choice although we are unsure whether Arteta plays for Bayern Munich!

For the first hour they sort out their classrooms - putting up any new posters or decorations, cleaning the desks and the room.They then line up and do some exercise, normally starting with a simple warm-up exercise before moving onto stretches and yoga. Finally they get to sing and dance a little!

All the school get involved, which can see around 150 children from ages 3 to 20 fit into our small school yard. Everyone has a smile on their face, even if they do fall over a few times!