I have called this series of comments “DOING and LEARNING in Eswatini”. In these blog posts, I have shared some of my experiences with a
Category: PULSE2018
Back at GSK – a new start
Finally, I am back at GSK, I started working last week on 4th February immediately after my return, as I felt that was the best
N.R.G.
As I stood at the copier in Save the Children International’s London Office during my last week, I noticed this little packet on the store cupboard
Working with EPI in Eswatini – Community Dialogue
First, I wish you a happy new year. 2019 started for me in Eswatini with some of my family who visited me, it was awesome 🙂 Months
The residents and staff of the Ann Harding Cheshire Home at the Golen Harvest Parkrun.
Residents and staff of the Ann Harding Cheshire Home visited the Golden Harvest Parkrun on 1 December, as part of their activities for Disability Rights
Talk to the wall
This is the third and last in my mini-series of blogs about children in conflict, looking at the immediate and longer term impact of conflict
Dear Future PULSE Volunteers
It’s been 162 days since I started my PULSE journey. What have I learned? As my assignment is coming to an end, here are my top
10 Lessons I Learned from My PULSE 10 Experience
“Hands down! This is the best day I can ever remember…” Pamthunzi is a Chichewa word which means “in the shade” in English. It serves
Decisions, Decisions
Like a kid in a sweet shop, it sometimes doesn’t do to have too many choices put in front of you. Work and life frequently
New Beginnings
I enjoy very much being in a foreign country, in a new country, new place. And I also enjoy beginning a new book. It’s like
Lest we forget
….. For your tomorrow, we gave our today ….. Six reflections on what Remembrance means to me, in this 100th Year since the Declaration of Armistice in
Experience the journey from Exclusion to Inclusion
Hello friends, In my current blog, I am starting from where I left in previous blog. Yes, it is about ‘Inclusive Education’. One of my
Goodbyes and Hellos
“It’s time to say goodbye, but I think goodbyes are sad and I’d much rather say hello. Hello to a new adventure.” – Ernie Harwell
Foggy Adventures
“As for Phileas Fogg, it seemed just as if the typhoon were a part of his programme” Jules Verne, Around the World in Eighty Days
Life
“To see the world, things dangerous to come to, to see behind walls, draw closer, to find each other, and to feel. That is the
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