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What a way to celebrate 10 years!

On 4 November a 10-year anniversary event for the Malagiri School was held at Pangdean Old Barn in Sussex. The event was organised by Jill Munday, right in photo, who is a Malagiri Committee member 100 friends, supporters and members of the university’s School of Education came together to celebrate 10 years of the school….

Autumn walking

Lorraine has now completed 10 months of her year-long challenge to walk for Malagiri and donated a further £41: “The last two months have been busy. I have walked 41k and experienced some beautiful and uncharacteristic weather. “My favourite expedition was the hike from Cuckmere Haven to the Belle Tout lighthouse and back. It was…

Fundraising news

We are hosting an event on 4 November to celebrate 10 years of the Malagiri School. Find out more and how you can join us. Lorraine has continued her walking fundraising throughout the summer and said: “I have spent July and August exploring the Sussex countryside and managed to walk just over 409 KM. “The…

the teacher wearing a mask with the children

Back to school!

Lockdown restrictions are gradually being eased in Nepal which has meant the school has been able to open again on a part-time basis. At last after many long weeks they could have fun and learn together as a big school family.

Join us to celebrate 10 years of the Malagiri School

To celebrate 10 years of the Malagiri School we are holding an event to raise vital funds. The event will take place on 4 November at 6.30pm at Pandean Old Barn which is on the outskirts of Brighton, East Sussex. Tickets cost just £25 and include a Nepalese curry supper. The evening will also feature:…

Supporting his grandad’s vision

Seven year old Benji is walking the South Downs Way to raise vital funds to ensure the children of Malagiri continue to get an education. Benji is the grandson of the late Kevin Fossey who set up the The School for Malagiri charity and was instrumental in the school dream becoming a reality. Along with…

the Malagiri community collecting supplies

Latest news from Nepal

Last week Vice-Chairperson Ven. Tsering Lama and Mr Binod Lama of the Jangchup Charitable Organisation, who are responsible for the legal governance of the school, visited Malagiri along with head teacher Yubraj Raisili. The main purposes of the visit was to take emergency supplies for the families of the Malagiri school children, but also to…

some fo the items in the rations programme

Rations Distribution Programme

Dear Supporters and friends of the Malagiri School Thank you so much for all your generosity which is needed so much to give children in a poor farming community like Malagiri hope for the future. Lotus Heart – Ration Distribution Program After two months of strict Lockdown in Nepal, to try to control the spread…

Nepal Covid update

Covid-19 has now reached the community of Malagiri – heavy rains alongside the lockdown has led to food shortages for some of the families in the community. Travel between villages and towns is not currently allowed however we understand a Nepali NGO has been permitted to take some basic emergency relief to the community. We…

It’s bluebell time

Continuing on her quest, committee member Lorraine Harrison walked 213km in May, donating £1 for every kilometre she walked. Lorraine said: “The most striking walk this month was the sight of a wonderful carpet of bluebells in Angmering woods. I am still amazed at what nature has to offer – and how much there is…

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