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Silanga is a rural primary school in the Eastern Province of Kenya. See where we are on the map here. Find out more about us here.

Together with our VeSeL project partners we aim to use the web to promote our community and school, make friends, form partnerships and learn. See our objectives here.

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THE BAOBAB TREE


THE BAOBAB TREE
Originally uploaded by Silanga School

This tree is believed to have for more than ten decades to now. It sheds
it's leaves during hot season like cactus and became green during rainny
season.The Akamba community believe that when it becames green it is
planting season and when it starts sheding famine is coming .By
teacher MWANG'OMBE

Posted by Silanga School at Wednesday, November 12, 2008  

1 comments - post a comment:

Pamela McLean said...

I love your photos and news.

I live in London and have some connections with education and training in Kenya and Nigeria. I first came across your site through Josh Underwood (who was describing this project at the London Knowledge Lab).

I connect with a project that might interest you called People and Place http://www.peopleandplace.co.uk/ (My connection is with Steve Thompson who set up the project and with the Fantsuam Children's Computer Club who have posted some photos) We would welcome your input, either by joining People and Place and contributing your own photos, or just by commenting on the ones you see.
Hoping to "see" you at People and Place.
Pam McLean

14 November 2008 at 21:47  

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