Education Cameroon Project #8441

Help Children Stay in School for a Year in Cameron

by Social Development International

Project Report | Nov 17, 2015
Day of the African Child 2015 in Cameroon

By Doh Maronette Abit | Project Associate

DAC 2015 Schools Competition

Friends and Supporters,

The Day of the African Child (DAC) is commemorated every year on 16 June by Member States of the African Union (AU), and its Partners (in accordance with Resolution CM/Res.1290 (XL). This occasion is firstly a commemoration to recall the 1976 uprising s in Soweto, when a protest by school children in South Africa against apartheid –inspired education resulted in the public killing of these unarmed young protesters by police officials.

The DAC further presents an opportunity to focus on the work of all actors committed to the rights of children on the continent, to consolidate their efforts in addressing the obstacles for realizing these rights. The DAC also provides an occasion for Governments, International Institutions and Communities to renew their on-going commitments towards improving the plight of children by organizing activities aimed at including them.

June 14 to 16, 2015 SODEIT and partners for three days organized:
June 14, Organized drawing and singing competition on the Plight of the Cameroon Children in five primary schools for a cash prize of $100.This was won by Grace and ARM of God Primary School.
June 15, organized two hours radio talk on Community Revival Radio among five selected children from the five primary schools that took part on the drawing and singing competition.
June 16, join other partners to commemorated the day with children sketches, debate, distribution of "T "Shirts to 15 children and coral singing.

We can do more with your support. Partner with us now.

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Aug 13, 2015
Rewards and Incentives for Children's Hardwork in Cameroon

By Doh Maronette Abit | Project Associate

GBPS Graduation 2014/2015

Friends and Supporters,

Using rewards and incentives teaches children that hard work pays off. The end of academic year 2014/2015 sends SODEIT Cameroon team to work in two primary schools in Buea rural community. In bonduma Village, the Bonduma Government Primary School recieved books and didactive materials worth US$105 for 20 children in classes 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6. At Bokoko Village, the Government Primary School Group one, received books and didactic materials worth $75 for 10 children.This reward activity was lead by two volunteers from Pan African Institute for Development-West Africa, Buea, Cameroon.

G.B.P. School End of Year 2014/2015 Graduation Ceremony:

The graduation ceremony of G.B.P.S took place at the Bonduma community hall. The head mistress confirmed to had received the prizes SODEIT supported the ceremony with. She also appreciated SODEIT so much for always helping them to give every child a chance to be educated. These were her words” if not because of SODEIT our main prize donor, this ceremony would not have held today...... so clap for SODEIT”.

SODIET’s representative was given a chance to say something. She said she was very happy to be present. Happy to see the children smile because that is the goal of SODEIT. The representative also throw little light on the computer and holiday classes SODEIT will offer. She encouraged the parents to send their children to attend it.
The headmistress of the school was so busy with the event .For this reason, she wasn’t able to give a report on the items she received from SODEIT. She promised to do so and drop at SODEIT head office.
Attached to this report are the pictures of the occasion.
The graduation ceremony was a success as the signs showed on the graduates’ faces with lots of smiles.

We are looking forward to your continued support to send 50 children to school with bags, books and didactic materials.

GPS end of year celebrations

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May 14, 2015
Educating, Promoting and Influencing Healthy Food for School Age Children

By Doh Maronette Abit | Project Associate

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