Peter Zeiner

now available: coffee-to-go mugs “Inkies”

We are pleased to present the beautiful Live and Learn in Kenya Coffee-to-Go mugs that were designed by the US artist, Suzen Juel. Suzen’s well-loved “Inkies” are dancing around the fine porcelain mug with a silicone cap from the world-renowned German porcelain company – Rosenthal.
50% of the proceeds will be donated directly to Live and Learn in Kenya Int’l in order to provide meals and education to poverty-stricken children living in the Nakuru, Kenya slums.

Price: 24,50 € including sales tax / free shipping with the EU. US$ 28,- plus shipping outside of the EU.

Order yours:
PayPal – info@llk-selb.de

or:
Leben und Lernen in Kenia e.V.
IBAN: DE43780500000200072114
BIC: BYLADEM1HOF

Don’t forget to write your delivery address!

Peter Zeiner

Visit in Nakuru in October 2018

On October 26, a large group of LLK sponsors made their way to Nakuru for 10 days (picture: arrival at Nairobi airport).
In their large luggage, they bring many supplies and gifts for the children and their families.

Next to the visit of their sponsored children and their relatives, they plan to expand the playground, to undertake various activities with the children and much more.
A detailed report on the trip is yet to follow.

Peter Zeiner

Progress in constructions (June 2018)

Classroom no. 8 is complete. Cupboards and shelves are in progress. Desks are also in the process of making. Timber has slowed the pace of furniture. Offices are complete. Courtyard will be done by the end of this week.
The cowshed is almost complete, wall is also progressing on well. The northern side is finished. By the end of this week, the eastern side will be complete. We will be remaining with two sides.
 


click image to view full size

Peter Zeiner

Day Care Class

Elation at our school! As of March our kindergarten has got a new classroom and a new class – the Day Care Class. Our newest and youngest children, aged three to four years old, are lovingly cared for by our teacher, Pauline.

The 16 girls and 14 boys have days filled with fun and learning. They are playfully introduced to the languages Suahili and English, letters and numbers. Singing and outdoor activities are on the program, as well as time for play and naps.


The children have already received their school uniforms and their traditional attire, which are worn every Friday for Kenya Culture Day. And of course, just like all of the other LLK School children, everyone gets a nutritious porridge for breakfast during the morning break and a hot lunch at noon.