Day 12 – Festival time!
After our final day of coaching yesterday, in which we visited Mihang’o Primary and...
Monthly Archives: October 2015
Day 11 – An idiot’s guide to teaching cricket in Kiswahili
Today we completed our fourth and final coaching day in Murang’a and now have a...
Day 10 – Wider issues and CWB’s role within it all
After coaching 350 children in a great but hectic morning, this afternoon acted as...
Days 9-10 Final Destination Murang’a
We arrived at the Golden Palm Breeze hotel on Sunday evening after our lengthy...
Days 7 & 8-Some cricket, a return to Emmanuel, a safari and a breakdown on the way to Murang’a
Saturday and Sunday were days off; one a scheduled break for the team and...
Reflections on Week 1
Sam Rose – Week 1 went quickly for me; it took a couple of...
Day 6 – Three schools, 500 kids, and one very special orphanage
After a fantastic karaoke evening on Wednesday, with a little bit of reminiscing from...
Day 5 – Nakuru day 2, rain temporarily stops play!
We started the day by going to New Life Africa School and Pangani disability...
Day 4 – Selflessness, kwik cricket and farewell to Kericho
As we leave the tea plantations of Kericho behind and begin our stint in...
Day 3 – Waka Waka, selfies, stump dancing and balloons
Only one word that can describe today: epic! As a first-time volunteer, yesterday was...
Day 2-Nicholas arrives, a mystery shopper experience, we meet Dave, and some very unKenyan restaurant service
Last night saw us experience a strange event at a local restaurant-the food we...
Day 1 – Rain, reunions and teacher strikes
Twenty-four hours after gathering in Heathrow airport with huge amounts of both kit and...