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Africa School Linking

a unique tool for UK secondary schools.

Schools can adopt and adapt Africa School Linking

to help with initiating a first link with an African school

or to provide an exciting new dimension to an existing link.

Africa School Linking provides opportunities for UK students to travel to Africa for a 7 or 10 day programme:

  • To meet, live and learn alongside African students of the same age
  • To combine with fellow students of different cultures
  • To engage in hands-on vocational learning
  • To gain practical, engineering-based skills development around a favourite teenage topic - bikes

Bike workshops within linked African secondary schools enable students to come together with their peers to:

  • Train in bike maintenance and repair
  • Exercise their new skills with bikes
  • Travel around local communities and further afield.
  • Visit places of educational interest.
  • Participate in a real life geography, history and global citizenship lesson.
  • Enhance understanding through authentic experience of how African people live

Africa School Linking offers complete flexibility to individual school requirements and budgets.

Students:

  • Travel in a party of 8-20 students, led by teaching staff from their own school
  • Experience African life first hand
  • Stay with local host families [optional]
  • Learn bike maintenance directly alongside their African peers

Bikes and bike maintenance training are a perfect vehicle:

  • For students of different continents to learn about each other and their cultures.
  • To create a most unique learning situation.

We would be delighted to hear from school students or teachers interested in either:

Linking a school with an African school.

Developing an existing African school link

For more information, Contact us

 

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