Fumitaka Haba - A volunteer from Japan

I started working in an underprivileged school around my apartment from this Tuesday.

I was told to have “Japanese culture class” for 1^st ~7^th grade students by the principle. I taught them how to play “origami” which is Japanese traditional culture and which we Japanese can make many things folding.

So far, I taught to 4 classes. Younger students can’t use English well and can’t understand what I say. They are always noisy and don’t even sit on their chairs. I didn’t know how to do with them at first. However I got used to take care of children, and learned to manage classes smoothly.

I taught them how to make “rose” by origami. It is easy for even beginners to make it, and every student could succeed in making rose. They seemed very happy and got interested in Japan.

When I talked with older students who are 15 years old, I was surprised to know how many they have never seen foreign people and they don’t know the world.

Through this work, I want to spread all students’ insight to the world and future.

Volunteers from St Joseph commerce college Bangalore India

Date: May 18, 2011 onwards Venue: Govt school /SCEAD STUDIO N.S.Palya 2 nd stage B.T.M layout 2ndstage Bannerghatta road The first day of our internship at the SCEAD foundation Mr.Daniel, to whom we introduced ourselves. We were six of us in total. Namely Priyanka, Shrooti, Manu, Anant, Siddharth and myself Koushik. Mr. Daniel first took us to visit Green Pastures, a school which was under his project. There were 5 children there who were as happy 2 meet us, as us who were happy to meet them. After a brief introduction of ourselves’ and the children Priyanka stayed at the school with the 5 chiildren, Naveen, Lohit, Tirumal, Darshan and Joshina. After coming out of Green Pastures the other five of us went to a government school, the Patel high school which is another school part of Mr. Daniel’s project. At the school we met the principal and after that talked to Mr.Harish who was teaching maths for the students’ of class 10 as a special coaching class.

Government Kannada & Tamil School Model Primary School,

Project Name - Adopt a School (15th February 2011 onward) Government Kannada & Tamil School Model Primary School , Cleveland Town Robertson Road (Frazer town) Bangalore INDIA Accede to start up volunteering the school with hands of magic - Providing computers/funding for computer training of students. - Strengthening of Library. - Adoption of slums near the school. - Hand holding handicapped students to lead a normal life. - Training Students on the art (Dance, Music & Singing) - Physical training (Rugby, Football…..) - Providing play materials - Training student on various skills, Self Development, Personality development etc. - Providing Scholarships - Training teachers on to improve the education quality - Conducting workshops on cultural activities to the children’s - Creating awareness about importance of education to children’s -

In collaboration with the student council of St. Joseph's College of Commerce working on the Peace project.

In collaboration with the student council of St. Joseph's College of Commerce working on the Peace project.The Peace project is a program dedicated to Hiroshima-Nagasaki day on 9th of August to remember the tragic effect of nuclear weapon. It’s a speech of peace all over the world provided by our volunteers and dignitaries. Also we will be organizing a signature campaign on this day in which the students will be signing in support of this campaign.

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