On June 2nd we went to Virginia to visit the head quarters of the national Wild life Foundation of the US who will run the Eco-School program here. We met with Jennifer Hammonds. She was very nice. She first took os on a tour in the woods where they had made a trile where the kids kan find treasures with GPS - like we have done with our 4H club in Norway.
After words we went inside and learned about how Eco-School US will work. They have just started, but have many plans. We showed pictures from the schools we work with in Ghana. We hope there can be ways of working together so more schools learn about environmental problems in Ghana and USA. We have seenn that there is a lot to do here to. A lot of things that we do in Norway have not started her.
Jennifer gave us a lot of presents, and we gave her the Batik Eco-School shirts made in Ghana. The trip was very interesting, and we hope that we can stay in touch and meet Jennifer again soon.
Jennifer with her Eco-School shirt.
(Abena I and Abena II)
Dette er en blog om samarbeidet mellom Byåsen skole i Trondheim og Aksombo skole i Ghana, og litt til. Vi er to søstre som startet bloggen da vi i 2010 gikk på beggeskolene samtidig!Med internett, og velvillige lærere var det ikke noe problem. Utvekslinga startet for snart 10 år siden. Nå er det en del av Grønt Flagg arbeidet på Byåsen. Å lære å bruke blogg var et 4H prosjekt vi hadde da vi startet. Nå er det en måte å fortelle hva som skjer med utvekslinga slik at alle er oppdatert.
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Terry at the White House
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