Showing posts with label CAFOD. Show all posts
Showing posts with label CAFOD. Show all posts
Thursday, 19 May 2011
Customising for CAFOD
We are having a fashion show called Customising for CAFOD. It will be held on the Tuesday 24th May. Tickets can be bought at St.Kentigern's Catholic Primary, Blackpool. £1 entry fee (under 5's free). We will be selling Customised clothes and accessories such as: hair clips/grips, handbags, bean bags and even bookmarks.
Tuesday, 15 March 2011
Fashion topic
Y6 are making some clothing into unusual designs (like Junky Styling or Noki). Y6 are going to be use a t-shirt and they can also bring some old clothes from home that they still fit into to make say a dress , top , skirt or even a coat. We are holding a fashion show in the hall and are going to model our design and your parents have to pay and give the money to C.A.F.O.D for their designs .
C.A.F.O.D is the official catholic aid agency for England and Wales. In more than 40 countries across the world they bring hope, compassion and solidarity to poor communities, standing side by side with them to end of poverty and justice.
C.A.F.O.D means catholic agency for overseas development.
C.A.F.O.D is the official catholic aid agency for England and Wales. In more than 40 countries across the world they bring hope, compassion and solidarity to poor communities, standing side by side with them to end of poverty and justice.
C.A.F.O.D means catholic agency for overseas development.
CAFOD VISIT KENYA
Members of Cafod visit Kenya and gave a warm welcome to the children laini saba
Jon and Rachel had been on a journey to Kenya and they had experienced the amazing African culture .They went to the national safari park in Nairobi . Also they have seen real global justice problems and poverty and climate change.
Jon and Rachel went visit St johns sports society in Korogocho. Korogocho church is outside a massive slum area in Nairobi and Rachel found a quote displayed it read “the first duty of love is to listen”
Jon and Rachel experienced a range of foods from Kenya and they both said “It made our taste buds tingle.” There was different types of food like ugali also sukumawiki and there were juicy mangos.
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