Dear BASIK,
I hope that you are all fine. For us we are going on well.
I have some few photos I was intending to take and some others now the toilet is complete.
The children would be very pleased to have some mosquito nets.
Thank you very much to everyone. I was also thinking of building a room for class eight next year?
Be blessed
JULIUS NZAI - Missionary- Kilimani
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Students at Jesus College, Oxford have very kindly come together to donate £832 to BASIK. This money will be enough to pay for over 30 children at Kilimani Primary School to have an education this year. Thank you to all those who voted for BASIK!
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Take on the 130 mile stretch of the Leeds Liverpool Canal for BASIK. The bike ride will depart from Liverpool on Friday 2nd of April (Good Friday), with this years theme being Super Heros. Last year 7 participants got into the Easter Spirit by dressing as lambs and chickens to raise over £1000 for Kilimani Primary School. For more details contact .
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BASIK supporter Emma Gomersal completed the world famous Great North Run and raised over £270 in the process. Emma is pictured here with her medal, sporting the new BASIK vest and all the BASIK team would like to say huge thank you to Emma for all her hard work. All of the money Emma raised will be sent directly to Kilimani Primary School, BASIK’s first project, which is now nearing completion. Although the building is almost finished, the school will cost nearly £2000 a year to run. If you would like to help the children at Kilimani, by running in next years GNR or through any other means then please contact .
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A member of BASIK, Build A School In Kenya, has received a prestigious award for demonstrating qualities associated with Diana Princess of Wales.
William Normington, 17 pictured here with Children’s Commissioner for England Sir Al Aynsley Green was presented with the Diana Award at a ceremony in London because of his compassion and a commitment towards improving the lives of others.
William said, ‘I was delighted to receive this award but it’s not really for me. I wanted to accept this award on behalf of BASIK and thank all my friends because without them BASIK would not be where it is today.’
He added, ‘We decided to set up BASIK three years ago and since then we have raised over £11 000 to rebuild Kilimani Primary school just outside Mombasa. We are now in a position to move onto our next project and help other children who would otherwise miss out on an education.’
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