Lirum, a student Elgin Avenue Public School in the Grand Erie District School Board took his NOBODY to the World Teacher Aid. For his project he is taking NOBODY around the local community to learn about organizations that are making a difference.
World Teacher Aid is a Canadian charity who’s goal is to improve education in the developing world with a focus on IDP settlements (Internally Displaced Persons – communities that have been uprooted from their homes).
Below is an article that appeared in the World Teacher Aid website, documenting his visit!
As you know this past February 10th was our third Write To Give Day at the Sanderson Centre in Brantford.
The day was a great success, it is always so fun to see the children singing and dancing to African songs as well as seeing their reactions from the pictures we show them of the children in Africa and the difference they have made in another country through their writing.
However, this past Write To Give Day Stu and I were in for a special treat.
Mr. Nobody is a soft toy that Lirum is taking around the local community to learn about organizations that are making a difference— Carey Leader, World Teacher Aid
We got to meet Lirum and “Mr. Nobody.” Mr. Nobody is a soft toy that Lirum is taking around the local community to learn about organizations that are making a difference.
It was an honour to sit down with Lirum for ten minutes to answer any questions he had about World Teacher Aid and the Write To Give Program. In fact, make sure you keep your eyes on the Hub Newspaper, as his story will be coming out soon. He has been very busy learning about local organizations.
The picture is one that was taken by his mom, Monica, editor of The Hub. In it you can see myself (looking very pregnant 🙂 , my husband, Lirum and of course Mr. Nobody.
Thank you to Lirum for wanting to know more about Write To Give and World Teacher Aid. Your article will help spread the word about helping bring education to those who are less fortunate in Developing Countries.
This article was published on the World Teacher Aid website on February 11th 2011
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