Www.cafod.org.uk Water photopack images and Zimi’s story.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Advertisements

Walking… to school. School is important. At school you can learn things that will help you when you are older. But many children around the world do not.

She is called Winifred Pilling and she is 86 years old She was born in the year 1919 in Stacksteads She still lives in Stacksteads and has done all her.

MAKE UP YOUR OWN STORY “ LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD”

Matia’s tough choice. The education poverty trap A poor child can’t afford to go to school So they don’t learn to read and write So they can’t take any.

Fact & Opinion. When they are writing, authors often tell about facts and opinions. Good readers know how to figure out if a statement is a fact or just.

Assalom u aleykum! This is how we say hello in Tajikistan. My name is Zulkada and I am an 11 year old girl living in southern Tajikistan.

What do we need for survival? Place the most important at the top! Need a hint? water, food, shelter, love, family, job, respect, mobile phone, computer,

Registered Charity No Peru. Registered Charity No Peru is a country far away. Peru England.

WATER: Water in Africa Through Everyday Responsiveness

What percentage of the earth is covered by water?

MarilynWebster Water Lesson 3 Learning outcomes; To understand the health problems faced by girls and young women who carry heavy loads of water daily.

Water Services Trust Fund SOCIAL MARKETING 6. Hand Washing; Knowledge Attitude & Practice (KAP) 1 people, place, product, price, participation, promotion,

The First 100 Words Read the phrases.

An informal network for practitioner and scholars convened by Search for Common Ground and the Displaced Children and Orphans Fund of USAID with the broad.

Millennium Development Goals In July 2007, half way through this task, we pray that the world leaders will continue to work together to achieve these goals.

Walking… for water. Water is essential for life. We use it for lots of different things. Can you think of some uses for water?

Chanaet’s story. Chanaet is 11 years old. She lives in Kenya with her family.

ECO – CODE COMPETITION Deadline: Tues 19 th March Entries to be handed to Tutors / Grade Leader OR directly to Miss Amy (DT Teacher) Optional to enter.

Fry Phrase List 1.

Mrs. Poggiali’s class I am thankful for…. My family and god and friends and My dog my dog.

Why Do I Need a iPad? By Aiden. Description of how an iPad will help me: If I had a iPad I would be able to play apps to help me with my multiplication.

Water Uses By Michelle Smading Learning intention We are learning to write about the uses of water.

Daniela Gregová Hi ! I am Danka and i must tell you about me. I am only fifteen years old.I belong between the youngest students in my class! Thats not.

Hello! My name is Samreena.. About Me! My name is Samreena Khalid. I was born in Hong Kong. I am 10 years old. I have got 7 people in my family. I’ve.

What’s your name? Why are you taking this couse?

Mohammed’s Story Sierra Leone. Mohammed is 14 years old and lives with his mum, dad, sisters and brothers in a small village in Sierra.

By Abigail Farris Little Families Are Better Than Big Families.

Introducing the new member of our family. The most beautiful grand-daughter God could ever give me. She is a very quite baby, very content all the time.

WATER: Water in Africa Through Everyday Responsiveness Support Safe Drinking Water in Ghana.

My favorite color is white. I love white! Dress in white and back all the time!

 Hello my name Is Ricky and I am 12 years old. I live at 60 Huia Road. I have 2 sisters and 3 brothers. I go to Otahuhu Intermediate. I am in year 8.My.

cafod.org.uk Angel and Rosena’s story Zambia Lent 2012.

+ The Mouse A Polish Story by Sara Owczarczak-Garstecka Lesson Aims: To understand the nature of fears and preconceptions Lesson Objectives: Answer questions.

The river is big, cold and wide. It twists and turns across my country. We used to swim near the old bridge and jump from the bridge into the river. We’d.

Sita Maya’s Story. This is Sita Maya She lives in a village in far western Nepal.

cafod.org.uk What’s so special about November 19?

All-age Church Service Talk. Are we willing to let poverty be personal?

[Insert name here] story all about touching. Touching and hugging feels nice and lots of people like to be hugged. Hugs and touches always need to be.

Jesus was tired and thirsty. He sat down by a well and rested while his helpers went into town to buy food. They were all hungry after walking a long way.

Water brings life Did you know…? About 1 in 10 people in the world live without clean water. Water is a basic human right Without water, people cannot.

All about me By Elyse Hiskey. I Play softball. My dad is my softball coach for I club we just moved there. My pitching coach is Kati she is the best.

When will we go. If we were older Each of us What did they say?

”Let justice flow like water, and uprightness like a never-failing stream.” Amos 5:24.

By: Sarah B. 4 th grade 2010/2011. B1:We are Academic Achievers who develop organization and study skills.

Walking… for water. Water is essential for life. We use it for lots of different things. Can you think of some uses for water?

 17. He is c ____ the room.  18. My parents like reading n______ after lunch.  19. Do you want to j____ me for dinner?  20. I think w____ clothes is.

WATER FOR LIFE WATER FOR LIFE Learn more about the importance of water across the world.

CONNECTED CHURCH Brethren in Christ Church Zambia.

First 100 high frequency words

MY FAMILY ALBUM Irene Bravo.

New Internationalist Easier English Ready Pre-Intermediate Lesson

Taking Good Care of Books

Brethren in Christ Church Zambia

What’s so special about 19 November?

CONNECTED CHURCH KIGEZI, Uganda. CONNECTED CHURCH KIGEZI, Uganda.

Finding Safety This is a story about a little girl in Africa. Bernadette is four years old. Here she is with her Mum. Bernadette lives in a tent as part.

Welcome to WaterAid.

Chingondole School Water! Water!.

Let’s get water to where it’s needed!

Kabale District.

Introduce yourself.

Introduce yourself.

Slide 1 Good morning/afternoon everyone! I’ve been rushing around/it’s really hot this morning, so I’m just going to have a drink of water. That’s better!

Feeding of the 5,000 assembly

Slide 1 Good morning/afternoon everyone! I’ve been rushing around/it’s really hot this morning, so I’m just going to have a drink of water. That’s better!

Slide 1 Good morning/afternoon everyone! I’ve been rushing around/it’s really hot this morning, so I’m just going to have a drink of water. That’s better!

Presentation transcript:

Water photopack images and Zimi’s story

Profile Name: Zimisozettu, or ‘Zimi’ as she likes to be called! Age: 10 years old Where I live: A village in Hwange, Zimbabwe Family: I live with my Auntie and my brother, as well as two cousins.

Zimbabwe Zimi lives in Zimbabwe, a beautiful country in Africa. Getting clean water is a big problem in some parts of Zimbabwe, because the government cannot afford to repair and look after the water pipes.

Water is like a gift from God. We don’t ever waste water, we look after every drop. Zimi collects water twice a day for her family. She is thankful for the borehole nearby.

Water is very precious in life because without water you cannot survive When the borehole broke down, there was no money to fix it. Zimi had to walk 2-3 hours a day to collect water.

Now the boreholes are working I have time to do things I like. Before, I spent most of my spare time fetching water but now I can do fun stuff too.

My favourite subjects at school are English and Maths Even at school, Zimi has to collect water...

I get small amounts of water from the borehole near school so that I can drink and wash my hands when I am at school.

Having water makes me feel safe.

Water should be shared by all the people on earth. It is good to share water. Water is not something one person should own, it is for everybody to share.

When I am older I would like a tap and a toilet inside my house. If I have water and a toilet in my house I won’t get attacked. It is scary going to get water because you are afraid of people attacking you.

Things to think about... Why do you think water makes Zimi ‘feel safe’? What is a borehole and how does it work? Why does Zimi collect water at school? “Water is not something one person should own” – what do you think Zimi means by this? What differences has the borehole made to Zimi’s life?

Photos: Simon Rawles Illustrations: Per José Karlen