Come to this Quiz night to raise money and have fun!

There are 8 people preparing to go to Uganda to visit the work of An African Dream in July - two of them Rebecca and Alicia are organising a fundraiser -

"Quiz Night with puddings and dancing!"

Half of the proceeds are going to 'An African Dream' and the other half towards their flights!! They hope to see what has been achieved with the money from the Christmas Tree Collection and also to experience first hand some of the inspiring stories Sophie brings back from every visit!

Please come and show your support by coming to this fantastic evening of entertainment!!

When: Saturday 18th April 7.30-11pm

Where: Great Kingshill Village Hall

Tickets: £10 (£8 concession)

Bring your own drinks (and glasses!)

We're not being too strict about teams - there will be tables of tenish (with appropiate team names etc!) for you to join! So come in a team or come and join a team - it doesn't matter!!

Contact: anafricandream@wynter.org for further details

This is no walk in the park!

Three Peaks Challenge
On the 2^nd of May, an intrepid team of Teachers and Parents from Little Kingshill Combined School are undertaking the National Three Peaks Challenge. This involves climbing the highest mountains in England, Scotland and Wales. These are Scafell Pike, Ben Nevis and Snowdon respectively. To complete the challenge you must ascend and descend all three peaks, and driv e (or be driven) between them, within 24 hours.

The team will start with Ben Nevis at 4pm on Saturday the 2^nd and aim to have completed all 3 peaks by 4pm on Sunday the 3^rd of May.

This is no walk in the park!
The money we raise from sponsorship will be split between
Little Kingshill School and “An African Dream”

HOW CAN YOU HELP?

Don’t worry you don’t have to walk up a mountain!!!

Please visit www.justgiving.com/lks3peaks and make your donation.

Thanks for your support.

Latest news!

I am delighted to report that the guttering is now indeed attached to a water tank and both staff and pupils are enjoying the benefits of having water on the school site.

9 orphans who completed and passed primary education at St Mark's have now begun their secondary education at a school nearby.

After nearly a year of constant wear the uniforms of the 105 orphans are both too small and worn out so funds to replace them with new bigger uniforms will soon be sent out.

A team of 8 people are now booked to visit the work of An African Dream from July 1st to 12th to encourage those working there full time and see how the work is progressing.