Author: Ulrike

For a modern learning culture and up-to-date education in Namibia, the productive and thoughtful use of media is of great importance. Therefore, there was great joy when the Sonnenkinderprojekt found

The Covid19 pandemic continues to keep the world on tenterhooks. The resulting high unemployment rate in Namibia is the cause of great need. Especially the tourism sector in Namibia suffers

Construction work has begun at Coastal High School in Swakopmund to convert the school building into a training center for tourism and hospitality. After the conversion, three bedrooms, a kitchen,

Classes with old and no longer usable textbooks, some of which were only available in copies, are a thing of the past at Namib High School. The Sonnenkinderprojekt purchased new

About the everyday life of nine-year-old Leonie in Namibia, the pandemic and the Scholen elementary school (article in the Sulinger Kreiszeitung of 24.12.2020). Two rooms without electricity, seven people in

During  the first two months of the lockdown (April/May) there were no classes. From June on home schooling was offered. Since not all households have access to social media, the

In order to minimize infections, the classes were divided and the resulting groups come to school alternately on a daily basis, so that only about 20 students per class are

As in all other schools of the Sonnenkinderprojekt, the students are divided into two groups. Group 1 comes on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, group 2 comes on Tuesdays and Thursdays.

by Vanessa Jacobs liaison teacher at SPS Teaching at Swakopmund Primary School has changed due to the Covid19 pandemic: Some students are learning from home, the other students have been

For two weeks a miniature golf course was set up on the sports field of TSV Schwaförden. Soon this facility turned out to be an attraction and was met with