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July 28th 2015

Published: July 28th 2015

Charlie did indeed partake of really African food yesterday evening, and he was not the only one. Several others did, including Angela who ate a Mopani worm... Josh was another, though he did say it was disgusting!

Please keep your comments coming. We love to read them. That said, we do not know whether we shall be able to communicate so easily in Ekukhanyeni, and Siyabuswa will be without power tomorrow.

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Richard Hudson

Graceteam

We are a sixteen-strong team of pupils and staff from St. Andrew's School, Pangbourne, about to embark on what we hope will be the trip of a lifetime to our partner school in South Africa, The Grace Christian School in Siyabuswa. We have supported the school for eleven years, had four previous trips there and raised money to sponsor children and build an Early Years Centre. This year we been raising funds for a new block housing a library and computers, and so far have collected nearly £14,000 towards our target of £15,000. We hope to run lessons and activities at the school, visit children ... full info

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29th July 2015

Michael Betts
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Chicken feet etc.
Respect! Although, then I noted the nail polish in the "comments on our blog photo" - you'll be wearing a face pack next!

30th July 2015

Graceteam
Richard Hudson

Make up and Face Packs
Well you say that I will be having them on, I had it on at the same time as my nails were being done. I will show you the photos when I get home. Talking about photos, I have been named the official Photographer. You said to take lots of photos, I have taken 1200 photos, just on this trip! Lots of Love From Charlie

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