Maybe Our Final Installment?

Mary having a lesson from one of the members of the Kukyekukyeku Bamboo Orchestra (pronounced Cuchi-cuchi-koo!)

The fisherman at Brenu just about to go out for the day

Mary on the canopy walkway at Kakum

The chief's meeting at Besease


Linda atop a pile of cocoa pods

Hungry croc en route to Kakum National Park

KG2 kids avidly learning doing an alphabet activity

More Photos

Linda admiring the Toa Tree. I think this was in Kumasi. Looks quite similar to a Calabash.


Linda standing in front of the Akan symbol in Kumasi. This symbol means 'Only God' or 'Except God' and is pretty central to Ghanaian life. In the local language it is called Gye Nyame.

Mary standing in front of a couple of typical pieces of art outsidethe Cultural Centre in Kumasi.


Women carrying the world on their heads!


Linda with Robert cycling beside her. Robert is one of the most promising young students with a fantastic grip of English and a real passion for learning.

A mural on one of the old school buildings done by previous volunteers and in need of updating in terms of funds raised!

More Pictures from Mrs. Kierzek and Mrs. Lagen

Mrs. Kierzek walking through the village and making new friends.

Recess Time

Soon all these kids will play recorder

Ghana Moving Day

Just us girls

New Pictures

This is the kindergarten room in the new school in Brenu Akyinim. Notice the open air structure of the classroom. Maybe one of us will be teaching here!!!