We managed to get 13 packed suitcases, 6 pullalong trolleys and took the purple sweatshirts in the spare cavity of the student cases! A lot has already been distributed out to students, toiletries, underwear, clothing sheets, duvets towels etc A big thank you to everyone who contributed!
One of the classrooms we plan to redecorate
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Hi, I’m Jordan! This April I’ll be running Manchester Marathon in support of Operation Imprezza. This UK based charity supports the development of Imprezza Academy Secondary School, located in the fourth poorest region of Western Kenya. Many children in rural...
Read more about Tolsa in our December Newsletter and catch up on the latest news from Operation Imprezza.
Chris our chairman updates us about the completion of the security fence, preparations to restart agri projects, examinations and much more.
Day 5 got off to a good start by being dry. I had slept well and was ready to start walking at 6.20. A fairly straightforward day's walking followed through farmland, green lanes, pastures and meadows including the odd steep climb. I met my son Joe, partner Alys and...
Day 4 - a wet and misty start that got steadily worse throughout the morning reaching its height over lunchtime. It was a day for getting your head and keep moving. The afternoon brightened and took me over beautiful rolling pastures and countryside before getting to...
Day 3. A dry start which was very welcome. Porridge at 5.45 then a flyer at 6.30 a.m.. The day was filled with cool, flat forest trails, green lanes, climbs to amazing viewpoints and lovely people along the way. I had to complete 24 miles to get to Dursley and I got...