Jane Littlechild of Matlock, UK taught in the local school and used her newly developed skills to teach children of all ages using songs, rhymes and drawings to help them practise speaking English.

Jane Littlechild and Ken Hall of Matlock, UK worked with the children of G/Atanikitha Vidyalaya and the residents of Tittagalle near Ahangma in September 2010. The principal (Padma Gunasekera) and the community were very pleased with the work done by Jane and Ken.

Diniti Liyanage of Tittagalle has helped break the cycle of poverty by helping the UK volunteers like Jane Littlechild and Ken Hall during their visit to Sri Lanka and by taking pictures of the living conditions of the residents of Bonavista shelter for the homeless senior citizens. Well done Diniti!

Principal and English teacher of Alapaladeniya Maha Vidyalaya This state school which provides education for children from year 1 to 13, is located in the remote village of Morawaka (approximately 60 miles from Galle - Southern Province). The principal and the staff of the school is active in making a difference to the education of the children in the area. The school is in need of basic resources for the teachers to carryout its duties. The school need all the help they can get from the international community to make their goal a reality. So please help the locals help themselves.

Students with the English teacher from M/Alapaladeniya Maha Vidyalaya, Morawaka. Here is a picture of a handful of children who attend the school. They are the future of Sri Lanka. If we can help the children achieve their full potential via education then we will be helping brake the poverty cycle. David (our Australian volunteer) is working with the community now. By placing volunteers , who are proficient in English, one of the aims of BPC is to give the opportunity for the children and adults to communicate (orally) in English.

Students of M/Alapaladeniya Maha Vidyalaya with the the Director of English (Southern Province) & Director Education (Morawaka Zone).

The Director of English (Southern Province) and the Director of Education (Morawaka Zone) are two officials who are actively involved in helping children of Sri Lanka move into the gloabal community via English lanaguage. They too need the support from the international community as they merely have the basis resources (phone, fax, overheal projectors, filing cupbords, multimedia projectors, white board to name a few) needed to carryout their responsibilities. So please help!

The Director of English (Southern Province) with the Principal of the Teacher Training College - Balapitya & the Officer in Charge of RESC.

The Department of Education in Sri Lanka is trying its level best to train future teachers of Sri Lanka. In order to get the calibre of teachers who can make a difference to the children, the training colleges require resources (trainers, equipment etc). So please help!

The Principal & a staff member of M/Dudley Senanayake Maha Vidyalaya, Morawaka

This is another state school which provides education for children from year 1 to 13, is located in the remote village of Morawaka (approximately 60 miles from Galle - Southern Province). The principal and the teachers of the school are active in making a difference to the education of the children in the area. Like M/Alapaladeniya M. V. this school is also in need of basic resources for the teachers to carryout their duties. So please help!

M/Dudley Senanayake Maha Vidyalaya, Morawaka, A teacher with a pupil preparing flowerbeds trying to beautify the school enviornment.

Most children in rural villages come from poor families. Adopting the education of a child is one way that the international community can help the children gain quality education. Please adopt a childs education!

These children of Ambalantota need your help to achieve their full potential. You can contact us via email.