Tanzania Trip: First Days

Installing solar panels and constructing goat sheds for a local village

Tanzania Trip: First Days Installing solar panels and constructing goat sheds for a local village

Installing solar panels and constructing goat sheds for a local village

After some morning team building activities and a walk through a local village (including a visit to a local school), Group B went on to three different local homes to install solar panels and begin the construction for goat sheds.

Students are enjoying themselves and quickly learning about the culture of the local people.

Hope all is well back home!

#NAE_Expeditions, #NAE_Tanzania

Erin Burk
Year 7/8 Form Tutor

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