http://www.ibsfnigeria.org
Unfortunately, school was not in session, as we were there during a spring break. We did get to look into all the classrooms and even meet some of the local island children. The school is on a little island along the river and right on the ocean shore. It is west of Lagos and took about an hour to get home (took a little longer to get there because we had to switch boats twice, I'm getting used to things not working right in Nigeria).
I took a lot of pictures and I hope to make it back again soon to visit the children!!
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| view from the boat |
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| our driver that may or may not have been the cause of the first 2 boats dying... |
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| finally arriving at the dock |
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| friends come to welcome us and carry our bags |
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| the builder discussing the added roof on the new building |
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| the old building |
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| kiddos excited for all the visitors |
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| A peek inside the classroom |
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| the library |
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| drumset donated by the British Women's Club at Christmas |
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| Vocab lessons |
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| on the wall of the building |
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| Nigeria flag |
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| kiddos just hanging out at school |
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| little girls pose for the camera |
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| little boy watching us all |
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| the headmistress explaining her big dreams for the school |
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| Paul, the headmistress' son |
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| the headmistress' daughter, who is also a teacher |
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| another onlooker |
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| and another sweet one checking us out |
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| just hanging by the palm trees |
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| beautiful beach just right behind the school |
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| doesn't even look like we're in Nigeria! |
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| the exxon beach hut where we had lunch |
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| beautiful beach view |
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| little ones loved the peeps we gave them |
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| all the kiddos seeing us off |
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| back to loading up the boat |
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| all the little ones were sad to see us go! |
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