Our socially distanced nutrition program feeding at our school in Bodo on April 24, 2020. Rivers State closed all schools on March 23, 2020 to respond to COVID 19, but our nutrition program feedings continue in a socially distanced manner.We are so proud of our Bebor Bodo alumnus Vera Hyacinth Kiele who was called to the Nigerian Bar in Abuja in November 2019.Bebor Bodo alum Menegbo Joy Barineka graduating from college, December 2020. Congratulations Menegbo! We’re so proud of you.This way to Bebor Model Nursery and Primary School.
This is a wonderful video of our health immunization program at our school in Bodo shot by Jesse Winter on July 17, 2015.
The brand new orange uniforms at our school in Bori, June 2016.Badey Taanebeeba, about to graduate from our school in Bodo in June 2004. She is a beautiful representative of the more than 50% of our students who are girls.One of our students at Our Lady’s Nursery and Primary School in K-Dere has almost finished eating on October 5, 2020 and is enthusiastically trying to finish the rest of his meal.One of our primary school classes at our school in Bane, May 2018.Reverend Moses Nyimale Lezor, the school director in Bodo, Bariala Tornunaelbabari and Scott Pegg, June 2012. Bariala cannot lock her hips in place and has trouble walking. She was denied access to or kicked out of a number of schools because people thought she was possessed by crocodiles or a “child witch.” She is a lovely, beautiful child and we are so happy to have her at our school in Bodo.Deworming treatment at St. Bernard’s in December 2021. Love the nurse’s smile in this photo.The work we do is not glamorous, but it is essential. Here workers in 2011 are constructing the waste pit or “soak away” that will receive waste from the boys, girls and teachers’ toilets we have recently finished at the school in Bane.“Politicians and celebrities are often enamored of ‘clean water’ – but less keen on posing next to the latrines that must be built to keep water that way. A few frank and indignant souls are trying to help.” – book review of Rose George, The Big Necessity in The Economist, October 11, 2008.Our two school buildings in Bori, July 2015.One alternative measure of success is that every day this mother brings her two children back and forth to our school in Bodo on an “okada” or motorcycle taxi from her home two villages away.March 27, 2024 was the joyous day when we formally opened a new borehole for safer and cleaner drinking water at St. Bernard’s Nursery and Primary School in Biara.
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