Students open links with Cape Town schools

SCHOOLS catering for children from Southill yesterday opened up new links with young students attending schools in Cape Town, South Africa.

Students open links with Cape Town schools
Wed, 27 Jan, 2010 - 00:00
Jimmy Woulfe - Mid-West Correspondent

Minister of State for Overseas Development at the Department of Foreign Affairs, Peter Power, launched the Southill South Africa Schools Link in Limerick city.

It is a joint venture between Southill Local Education Committee, Amawele School Twinning Project and Niall Mellon Township Trust.

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CourtsPlace: Cape TownPlace: SouthillPlace: Cape Town, South AfricaPlace: LimerickPlace: IrelandPlace: South AfricaPlace: WallacedenePlace: KraaifonteinPerson: Minister of State for Overseas DevelopmentPerson: Peter PowerPerson: PowerPerson: Billy O’KeeffePerson: Dominic LoughranPerson: Our Lady Queen of PeaceOrganisation: SCHOOLSOrganisation: Department of Foreign AffairsOrganisation: Southill South Africa Schools LinkOrganisation: Southill Local Education CommitteeOrganisation: Amawele School Twinning ProjectOrganisation: Niall Mellon Township TrustOrganisation: AmawleeOrganisation: SkypeOrganisation: AmaweleOrganisation: Niall Mellon TrustOrganisation: Gaelscoil Sheoirse ClancyOrganisation: Our Lady of Lourdes NSOrganisation: Southill Junior SchoolOrganisation: St Enda’s Community School
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