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July 17, 2014
Talented students receive recording sessions and book vouchers for their cultural performance
Fnouk Studios and Kase Stores Ltd sponsor gifts for best performances and designs.
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July 17, 2014
Trip of a lifetime to Tanzania
‘Jambo’! ‘Poa’, sang a choir of delightful Tanzanian children, cheeky smiles from ear to ear, bustling shyly for the attention o f this unknowing 'mzungu'. In December 2013, I travelled to Tanzania with Global Immersion, a company dedicated to uniting the youth of the world. Founder Bernie Kelly resonates enthusiasm, dedication and passion through his […]
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July 8, 2014
Giving Josh a helping hand
Prep student Josh has already gone through a rite of passage for a young child, in only a few short months. Josh earned his boyhood stripes when he broke his arm while falling off play equipment at St Jude’s. He has gained the status as the only kid in the playground with a sling and […]
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July 8, 2014
"The Book Child", a poetic tribute to our students
“The Book Child” In the name of my birthright, please do me this justice… I want to read and write my alphabet of dreams. The yearning of the Book Child echoes deep in every era. For every generation’s truth, is the education of its youth. To stand tall in library queues and read all about […]
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June 24, 2014
The School of St Jude, Tanzania
She has transformed thousands of lives by providing education in a society where education is a privilege for most, and along the way, created jobs for over 400 local Tanzanians. In recognition of her selfless contribution to improving the lives of others, the Australian government awarded her the awarded her a Member of the Order […]
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June 20, 2014
Snapper focuses on Africa
Photographer Simon Scott is preparing  for a trip to Tanzania with his 10-year-old son.  The Armidale snapper will will travel to the School of St Jude, founded by Guyra woman Gemma Sisia, with his son Fletcher. Scott will lend his photography skills to the St Jude cause.  It will be his fourth such trip. “Once […]
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June 18, 2014
Fond memories of my time in Arusha
One of our wonderful supporters Raymond McLaren played a huge part in helping St Jude’s get off the ground. Raymond headed out to the school in 2003 and helped the fundis (tradespeople) to install some water tanks to collect drinking water as well as assisting with the guttering at the back of what is now […]
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June 11, 2014
Marta and St Joseph's make a world of difference to Tanzanian children
Five years ago, St Joseph’s Primary School teacher Marta Cummings launched a fundraising effort with an eager group of grade 1 children, aiming to make a difference to the lives of children in Tanzania. Since then, the Prahran resident has expanded the program to include the whole school. The school community – including staff, students […]
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June 9, 2014
Tanzania: Ten Challenges Ahead
As a developing African nation, Tanzania faces many ongoing social issues. These come in a variety of areas, including education, health, and gender equality, and can cause incredible hardship for those affected. These issues place a particular strain on Tanzania’s poor, who lack the resources, knowledge and opportunities to break free from the cycle of […]
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May 30, 2014
Q and A with Bibi Anna, head of St Jude's Parents' Committee
St Jude’s Parents’ Committee acts as a voice for parents of our students. It has been running since 2004 and headed by a strong, Tanzanian woman, Bibi Anna. Our Media Relations Officer Steph Fitzpatrick caught up with Bibi Anna to find out more about what the Parents’ Committee does at St Jude’s. Firstly, can you […]
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