Sarah’s blog 31/8/26
There is more good news from Bright Futures Campus. Another five more little piglets have arrived safely.
There is another pigsty being constructed and almost finished. There will soon be plenty of room for the expanding Bright Futures Pig Family.
Mr Kanyimbo, Deputy Head Teacher at Bright Futures Secondary School, is pictured caring for the five more little piglets. He has been working hard alongside a small team of other teachers and staff. They have been looking after the welfare of the adult pigs, the juvenile pigs and these new piglets.
There will be great excitement and interest amongst the students at BFSS when their agricultural lessons start again. They will be delighted to see that there are more little piglets to care for. We all love baby animals, don’t we?
This project has the potential to help the school work towards self sufficiency as more piglets are born and sold. What a great way to learn practical agricultural skills, complementing what the students are learning in the classroom in their agriculture classes. They are also learning about self sufficiency and business.
We are delighted to see that quality education is happening at Bright Futures Secondary School. Students, who are all living in extreme poverty, now have a brighter future. We need to grow our team to continue supporting the school and the young people. Will you be part of our team? Can you spare £5 or £10 per month to make a difference?
Enjoy the photos and videos. There are two videos of the other piglets, born a few weeks ago, now growing well. Thanks to everyone who supports the students. To the organisations and individuals who have believed in us and provided funding for Bright Futures Secondary School.
School starts back very soon and we are looking for sponsors for individual students which is £25 per month and also ‘Friends of Bright Futures Secondary School’ and ‘Friends of Bright Futures Nursery’ to support these projects with a monthly or one off donation. contact_us@changinglivesmalawi.com Will you help us support some of the most vulnerable children in Malawi please? Together, we can be a team that can continue Changing Lives (in) Malawi. Thank you, Sarah x
