Ulidia pupils making a difference to lives in Madagascar

Ulidia Integrated College Year 10 pupils have helped bring clean drinking water to the small village of Ambalamanenjana, Madagascar. What started as a discussion last November between teachers, Miss Guéret and Mrs Patterson, turned into a successful eco project involving 100 Year 10 pupils in both learning and in fundraising for the £1500 needed to build a borehole in a small village as part of the Global Dimension targets of the Eco School programme. It resulted in Year 10 pupils handing over a cheque for £1500 to Gavin Lonegan from the Adsum Foundation which will see that the borehole built and ready for September. Pictured: Principal Mr Houston, Katie (Year 10), Mrs Patterson, Steven (Yr 10), Gavin Lonergan, Nathan (Yr 10) and Miss Gueret.(Submitted Picture)
Ulidia Integrated College Year 10 pupils have helped bring clean drinking water to the small village of Ambalamanenjana, Madagascar.Ulidia Integrated College Year 10 pupils have helped bring clean drinking water to the small village of Ambalamanenjana, Madagascar.
Ulidia Integrated College Year 10 pupils have helped bring clean drinking water to the small village of Ambalamanenjana, Madagascar.