سيكون هناك مناسبتان لعرض الكتيب والفيلم الخاصان بالمشروع والرحلة في كامدن ستكون يوم الثلاثاء 15-9 الساعة السابعة مساء في مركز سمرز تون كميونتي سنتر في ابوديس يوم الثلاثاء 29-9 في دار الصداقة
Please make a note of the dates for the launch of our project book and film.
In Camden this will be on Tuesday 15th September at 7pm at Somers Town Community Centre, Ossulston St NW1
In Abu Dis this will be on Tuesday 29th September.
Tuesday, 11 August 2009
Friday, 31 July 2009
Report for Sunday 14th June
By Enas and Ballu J
What did we do?
Firstly, we had a meeting at the community centre in Marchmont Street. Everybody got in pairs or threes to talk about themselves. After, we had to tell the whole group about the person we talked to, for example what their favourite subject was, how old they were and who their friends were. Also, we got our brilliant t-shirts with the design made by some of the Camden and Abu Dis students. We talked with Nandita about what we were going to do later in the day and in the week. Next, we visited Camden Lock. There was a bridge and many shops and markets. We saw some boats on the canal too. Afterwards we went to Hampstead Heath. Enas liked the pond with ducks and the games we played together. Ballu liked walking up Parliament Hill.
What did I see that was new to me?
Enas: The red buses we travelled on, the cars drive on the right in England and in Palestine they drive on the left.
Ballu: I hadn’t been to Hampstead Heath and seen the ducks before.
What did I find out about Britain/Palestine?
Ballu: I didn’t know that in Palestine they drive on the left instead of the right until Enas told me.
Enas: I didn’t think it would be as warm as it was today.
Something surprising
Enas: In England it doesn’t get dark until late.
Something funny
Ballu: Anna and Saf having a waterfight with Ruhel and when everybody played truth or dare in the park.
Something sad
Enas: Nothing.
Something I liked
Enas: Hampstead Heath and Parliament Hill.
Something I didn’t like:
Ballu: Nothing.
Some new words in English or Arabic:
Ballu: قطة cat أصدقا friend (Nandita, can you write this in Arabic please)
Enas: Parliament Hill, report
Anything else you want to talk about:
We enjoyed ourselves today and it was a really nice introduction. Tomorrow is going to be very tiring, but hopefully it will be fun too.
What did we do?
Firstly, we had a meeting at the community centre in Marchmont Street. Everybody got in pairs or threes to talk about themselves. After, we had to tell the whole group about the person we talked to, for example what their favourite subject was, how old they were and who their friends were. Also, we got our brilliant t-shirts with the design made by some of the Camden and Abu Dis students. We talked with Nandita about what we were going to do later in the day and in the week. Next, we visited Camden Lock. There was a bridge and many shops and markets. We saw some boats on the canal too. Afterwards we went to Hampstead Heath. Enas liked the pond with ducks and the games we played together. Ballu liked walking up Parliament Hill.
What did I see that was new to me?
Enas: The red buses we travelled on, the cars drive on the right in England and in Palestine they drive on the left.
Ballu: I hadn’t been to Hampstead Heath and seen the ducks before.
What did I find out about Britain/Palestine?
Ballu: I didn’t know that in Palestine they drive on the left instead of the right until Enas told me.
Enas: I didn’t think it would be as warm as it was today.
Something surprising
Enas: In England it doesn’t get dark until late.
Something funny
Ballu: Anna and Saf having a waterfight with Ruhel and when everybody played truth or dare in the park.
Something sad
Enas: Nothing.
Something I liked
Enas: Hampstead Heath and Parliament Hill.
Something I didn’t like:
Ballu: Nothing.
Some new words in English or Arabic:
Ballu: قطة cat أصدقا friend (Nandita, can you write this in Arabic please)
Enas: Parliament Hill, report
Anything else you want to talk about:
We enjoyed ourselves today and it was a really nice introduction. Tomorrow is going to be very tiring, but hopefully it will be fun too.
Wednesday, 24 June 2009
From Adam (and note from Nandita)
hi everybody we are in palestine now and thank you everybody baout this lovely jiorney and we
hope to still in contact with you all so you can write your emails in the blog
good bye
adam
[ From Nandita: It's probably best not to put your emails on the blog as it's public - We can send them to you all. But do put any messages on the blog that you are happy for everyone to read...]
hope to still in contact with you all so you can write your emails in the blog
good bye
adam
[ From Nandita: It's probably best not to put your emails on the blog as it's public - We can send them to you all. But do put any messages on the blog that you are happy for everyone to read...]
Tuesday, 23 June 2009
Monday, 22 June 2009
Sunday, 21 June 2009
For the kids
Just so you know... This is just one of the comments on what a good group you are... From the Woodcraft Folk who came with us to Brighton today...
"Thanks for bringing such lovely people ... The Palestinians and the Camden kids were such an impressive set of young people ... We went home talking about how we found them all so kind and friendly....We also talked about how the Palestinians were really kind to the baby - one of the boys just picked him up and hugged him...that doesn't happen often with young men who aren't related to him and it was so nice! So we had a lovely day and left with great impressions of the kids..."
Well done you. I hope you know that we all think you are great, too!
"Thanks for bringing such lovely people ... The Palestinians and the Camden kids were such an impressive set of young people ... We went home talking about how we found them all so kind and friendly....We also talked about how the Palestinians were really kind to the baby - one of the boys just picked him up and hugged him...that doesn't happen often with young men who aren't related to him and it was so nice! So we had a lovely day and left with great impressions of the kids..."
Well done you. I hope you know that we all think you are great, too!
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