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A unique, modern school in rural Kenya
We provide free education to 270 children from Dzunguni village - all funded by donations.
Our mission
To provide free, primary education for all children in Dzunguni village.
Our vision
To increase the quality of life for underprivileged children in Kenya through education.
Our mission
To provide free, primary education for all children in Dzunguni village.
Our vision
To increase the quality of life for underprivileged children in Kenya through education.
Our values
Creativity, Joy, Love and Integrity
We provide
Free primary education for 200 children
Nutritious breakfast and lunch
Free school uniforms and materials
Extracurricular clubs and activities
Support for former students through 3 years of Junior Secondary School
We provide
Located in one of Kenya's poorest regions, we give children the chance to learn and grow, giving them hope for a brighter future – all at no cost to their families.
We provide nutritious porridge and lunch daily to all our students and staff. For some students, these meals are the only food they receive, making them essential for their health and learning.
We supply all necessary school materials and two sets of school uniforms. The students even get to choose their own uniform colours!
Our program includes a variety of after-school activities, such as football, taekwondo, arts and crafts, agriculture club, computer club, and English clubs, providing students with opportunities for personal growth and skill development.
Since 2024, we are thrilled to support our former students as they continue their education in Junior Secondary (classes 7-9). We cover their school fees, admission fees, exam fees, uniforms, and lunch, ensuring they have the resources they need to succeed.
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How it started
Lindsay’s journey started with a simple goal: to find herself and a deeper meaning in life. That search led to something incredible — creating a school that now provides free education to 270 children.
How we do it
By engaging an international network of donors, volunteers, friends and family, we have built a school in rural Kenya, offering free primary education to children from Dzunguni village.
Donations
Eco moyo is mainly run from donations from individuals that support our work - both by monthly contributions and separate donations.
Funding from organizations
We collaborate with organizations that want to help us grow.
Volunteer efforts
Volunteers contribute their time and skills, which helps reduce costs.
Latest updates from instagram @ecomoyo
A little photo dump from when @wander_desk paid us a visit! More to follow - we have looooots of beautiful pictures! 🩷🧡
This video hit us right in the feels!!!! 🥹🩷
We provide 274 children with free education safe adults and two meals a day.
By supporting our work, you help to create a real. lasting change for these children. 🧡
Every donation, no matter the size truly matters.
Link in bio for more info and how to contribute 🫶🏽
#ecomoyo #educationmatters #freeeducation
We provide 274 children with free education safe adults and two meals a day.
By supporting our work, you help to create a real. lasting change for these children. 🧡
Every donation, no matter the size truly matters.
Link in bio for more info and how to contribute 🫶🏽
#ecomoyo #educationmatters #freeeducation
A little recap of January: School has started - we have new uniforms, making it confusing to see who is in which class, because everyone looks waaaay too small for their new classes (!!) 😅
We have 26 new little ones in PP1 🥹
We had a visit from class 9 who is writing letters to their new penpals in Norway 🤩
Aaaand class 5 won’t stop asking when we’re going swimming 😂
We have 26 new little ones in PP1 🥹
We had a visit from class 9 who is writing letters to their new penpals in Norway 🤩
Aaaand class 5 won’t stop asking when we’re going swimming 😂
Hello 2026! 🤩
We are back in school and term 1 is in full swing already. But we wanted to take this opportunity to say thanks to everyone who has contributed to our school lately. Contributions have come from Norway, Sweden, Netherlands and the US - to our (not so little) school in the Kenyan bush and that is simply amazing. 💚💚💚
Thanks to all of you and 2026 let's goooo!🤩
We are back in school and term 1 is in full swing already. But we wanted to take this opportunity to say thanks to everyone who has contributed to our school lately. Contributions have come from Norway, Sweden, Netherlands and the US - to our (not so little) school in the Kenyan bush and that is simply amazing. 💚💚💚
Thanks to all of you and 2026 let's goooo!🤩
Vil du hjelpe oss å lære elevene våre å svømme? Kjøp svømmeklubb-julekortet vårt, da vel! Det sier jo seg selv at vi må i vannet for å lære å svømme! Det er den perfekte gaven til den som har alt – en gave som faktisk betyr noe ❤️
Tips! Gi 50 kroner for hver gang du hører svorsk i videon 😄 Lenke i bio!
#ecomoyo #kenya #kilificounty
Tips! Gi 50 kroner for hver gang du hører svorsk i videon 😄 Lenke i bio!
#ecomoyo #kenya #kilificounty
Kjære dere ❤️✨
Årets julekort er her – det fineste julekortet man kan få!!!
Vi har fire kategorier i år: svømming, dans, musikk og voksenopplæring. Noen skal vi starte, andre skal vi utvikle videre — alt betyr enormt mye for barna og landsbyen.
Velg den kategorien som føles riktig for deg, eller som passer perfekt til den du vil gi kortet til!!
Dere som kjenner oss vet hvor mye dette betyr her nede. 🧡🩷
👉 Lenke i bio
Årets julekort er her – det fineste julekortet man kan få!!!
Vi har fire kategorier i år: svømming, dans, musikk og voksenopplæring. Noen skal vi starte, andre skal vi utvikle videre — alt betyr enormt mye for barna og landsbyen.
Velg den kategorien som føles riktig for deg, eller som passer perfekt til den du vil gi kortet til!!
Dere som kjenner oss vet hvor mye dette betyr her nede. 🧡🩷
👉 Lenke i bio
Class 6 Graduation Trip!! 🤩🧡🙏🏼
A 7am pickup and the party started already on the bus, as always. We went straight to Naivas - on request of the students, they wanted to go and see a big supermarket. It’s a big change from the local shop in our village, which is a small hole in the wall-shop. This Naivas is around 1 hour 20 minutes away from the school.
After that it was time to visit our friends at @watamusnakefarm to learn about snakes, what to do and what not to do when encountering different snakes. They have welcomed us before and are always available to answer any questions when we see different snakes around our school and what to do.🙏🏽🐍
Then we had lunch at a restaurant before the highlight of the day: the beach 🤩🤩
As always - this whole day is pure joy. Everyone enjoys it and the students get valuable exposure.
We are gonna miss these guys a lot at Eco Moyo, but we’re happy to still be a part of their life with supporting them in their Junior Secondary education 🧡
A 7am pickup and the party started already on the bus, as always. We went straight to Naivas - on request of the students, they wanted to go and see a big supermarket. It’s a big change from the local shop in our village, which is a small hole in the wall-shop. This Naivas is around 1 hour 20 minutes away from the school.
After that it was time to visit our friends at @watamusnakefarm to learn about snakes, what to do and what not to do when encountering different snakes. They have welcomed us before and are always available to answer any questions when we see different snakes around our school and what to do.🙏🏽🐍
Then we had lunch at a restaurant before the highlight of the day: the beach 🤩🤩
As always - this whole day is pure joy. Everyone enjoys it and the students get valuable exposure.
We are gonna miss these guys a lot at Eco Moyo, but we’re happy to still be a part of their life with supporting them in their Junior Secondary education 🧡
Today is the International Day of Rural Women.
In rural Kenya, women carry much of the daily work — raising children, farming, collecting water, cooking and taking care of their families. Many never had the chance to go to school, and opportunities for paid work are still limited.
At Eco Moyo, we see the strength and resilience of women every day — from our dedicated staff who keep the school running, to the mothers who make sure their children attend class and the women in our Adult Literacy Club who are learning to read and write for the first time.
These women are creating change for themselves, their families and their community.
During our Girls Day on Saturday, our guest speaker reminded the girls and women that progress for women starts with education and equal chances. When they get the opportunity to learn and grow, everyone benefits.
We are happy and grateful for playing a part in this in our community, but we still have long way to go and we are not planning to stop 🩷
In rural Kenya, women carry much of the daily work — raising children, farming, collecting water, cooking and taking care of their families. Many never had the chance to go to school, and opportunities for paid work are still limited.
At Eco Moyo, we see the strength and resilience of women every day — from our dedicated staff who keep the school running, to the mothers who make sure their children attend class and the women in our Adult Literacy Club who are learning to read and write for the first time.
These women are creating change for themselves, their families and their community.
During our Girls Day on Saturday, our guest speaker reminded the girls and women that progress for women starts with education and equal chances. When they get the opportunity to learn and grow, everyone benefits.
We are happy and grateful for playing a part in this in our community, but we still have long way to go and we are not planning to stop 🩷
UN International Day of the Girl Child 🌸
On Saturday we gathered our girls and mothers to honour this important day — a celebration of every girl’s strength, voice and potential.
This year’s theme, “The Girl I Am: The Change I Lead,” reminded us that leadership comes in many forms. You don’t have to be a political leader to inspire change — every girl can lead in her own way, in her family, her school and her community. 💪🏾
We were joined by wonderful guest speakers who shared powerful messages about courage, self-belief and the difference each girl can make. 👊🏾
One of our grandmothers moved us deeply with a poem in true Giriama style, sharing her story of being married young and missing the chance to finish school. Today her grand daughter studies here at Eco Moyo — and she herself comes to learn how to read and write. Her wish is simple yet powerful: that her grand daughter will have the opportunities she never had. 💚
We celebrated with a colourful fashion show, a joyful catwalk of confidence — and of course lots of dancing! 💃🏽✨
Here’s to every girl — bold, brilliant and leading change in her own way. 💛
On Saturday we gathered our girls and mothers to honour this important day — a celebration of every girl’s strength, voice and potential.
This year’s theme, “The Girl I Am: The Change I Lead,” reminded us that leadership comes in many forms. You don’t have to be a political leader to inspire change — every girl can lead in her own way, in her family, her school and her community. 💪🏾
We were joined by wonderful guest speakers who shared powerful messages about courage, self-belief and the difference each girl can make. 👊🏾
One of our grandmothers moved us deeply with a poem in true Giriama style, sharing her story of being married young and missing the chance to finish school. Today her grand daughter studies here at Eco Moyo — and she herself comes to learn how to read and write. Her wish is simple yet powerful: that her grand daughter will have the opportunities she never had. 💚
We celebrated with a colourful fashion show, a joyful catwalk of confidence — and of course lots of dancing! 💃🏽✨
Here’s to every girl — bold, brilliant and leading change in her own way. 💛
UN International Day of the Girl Child 🌸
On Saturday we gathered our girls and mothers to honour this important day — a celebration of every girl’s strength, voice and potential.
This year’s theme, “The Girl I Am: The Change I Lead,” reminded us that leadership comes in many forms. You don’t have to be a political leader to inspire change — every girl can lead in her own way, in her family, her school and her community. 💪🏾
We were joined by wonderful guest speakers who shared powerful messages about courage, self-belief and the difference each girl can make. 👊🏾
One of our grandmothers moved us deeply with a poem in true Giriama style, sharing her story of being married young and missing the chance to finish school. Today her grand daughter studies here at Eco Moyo — and she herself comes to learn how to read and write. Her wish is simple yet powerful: that her grand daughter will have the opportunities she never had. 💚
We celebrated with a colourful fashion show, a joyful catwalk of confidence — and of course lots of dancing! 💃🏽✨
Don’t miss the video!!
Here’s to every girl — bold, brilliant and leading change in her own way. 💛
On Saturday we gathered our girls and mothers to honour this important day — a celebration of every girl’s strength, voice and potential.
This year’s theme, “The Girl I Am: The Change I Lead,” reminded us that leadership comes in many forms. You don’t have to be a political leader to inspire change — every girl can lead in her own way, in her family, her school and her community. 💪🏾
We were joined by wonderful guest speakers who shared powerful messages about courage, self-belief and the difference each girl can make. 👊🏾
One of our grandmothers moved us deeply with a poem in true Giriama style, sharing her story of being married young and missing the chance to finish school. Today her grand daughter studies here at Eco Moyo — and she herself comes to learn how to read and write. Her wish is simple yet powerful: that her grand daughter will have the opportunities she never had. 💚
We celebrated with a colourful fashion show, a joyful catwalk of confidence — and of course lots of dancing! 💃🏽✨
Don’t miss the video!!
Here’s to every girl — bold, brilliant and leading change in her own way. 💛
Our creativity lab🤩🤩🤩
We like painting, drawing, singing, jumping, rolling, playing guitar, recording music, modelling, storytelling ,role playing and everything in between.
Kids have fun as they glow and it’s always beautiful to see their inner bulb light on as they have fun learning and playing games.
The creativity lab has become a complementary space for learning through the curriculum as it supports other learning areas and offers different ways to instruct the kids and facilitate learning. 🖥️🎨🎭🎼🧩
We like painting, drawing, singing, jumping, rolling, playing guitar, recording music, modelling, storytelling ,role playing and everything in between.
Kids have fun as they glow and it’s always beautiful to see their inner bulb light on as they have fun learning and playing games.
The creativity lab has become a complementary space for learning through the curriculum as it supports other learning areas and offers different ways to instruct the kids and facilitate learning. 🖥️🎨🎭🎼🧩
It was a pleasure to finally have @barnasfredspris at Eco Moyo! 🩵💙
They have supported us with a few different projects over the years but they have always been our main sponsor for our porridge!! For many many years they have secured our students a nutritious breakfast every day 🫶🏼
So nothing was more fitting that they brought some sweets to give out to all the children - as you can see brought a lot of joy 😍😍
They have supported us with a few different projects over the years but they have always been our main sponsor for our porridge!! For many many years they have secured our students a nutritious breakfast every day 🫶🏼
So nothing was more fitting that they brought some sweets to give out to all the children - as you can see brought a lot of joy 😍😍
Can we please get a big round of applause for the four parents from our adult literacy class and the two Grade 3 learners who stood up and read out loud in front of everyone today at Eco Moyo!? 🌟
We celebrated World Literacy Day together with Grades 3–6 and our growing adult class, now 35 strong (31 women and 4 men).
We talked about the importance of literacy and how being able to read is more than a skill: it’s confidence, independence and a doorway to new opportunities.
We then spread out to read some short stories and we are so proud of the progress our learners are showing in reading!!
We celebrated World Literacy Day together with Grades 3–6 and our growing adult class, now 35 strong (31 women and 4 men).
We talked about the importance of literacy and how being able to read is more than a skill: it’s confidence, independence and a doorway to new opportunities.
We then spread out to read some short stories and we are so proud of the progress our learners are showing in reading!!
Term 3 is in full swing, we are busy-busy learning (and dancing and playing ofc) with only 8 weeks left of this school year we really need to make the most of it 🙌🏾☀️
Term 3 has officially started!! 🤩🤩
With only 9 weeks left of school in 2025 we have all the planes to make the most out of it.
Look how beautiful our school ground is after a VERY SUCCESSFUL RAIN SEASON! After last year’s drought this is a sight for sore eyes. The carpentry club have been busy painting tyres and building furnitures while the agriculture club have been busy planting both plants and maize.
- Eco Moyos first ever harvest of maize gave us 73KG!! Amazing!! 🌽🌽🌽🌽
Words of wisdoms from the walls in the special ed classroom: dream big, work hard, never stop learning & believe in yourself 👊🏼
With only 9 weeks left of school in 2025 we have all the planes to make the most out of it.
Look how beautiful our school ground is after a VERY SUCCESSFUL RAIN SEASON! After last year’s drought this is a sight for sore eyes. The carpentry club have been busy painting tyres and building furnitures while the agriculture club have been busy planting both plants and maize.
- Eco Moyos first ever harvest of maize gave us 73KG!! Amazing!! 🌽🌽🌽🌽
Words of wisdoms from the walls in the special ed classroom: dream big, work hard, never stop learning & believe in yourself 👊🏼
From our closing day in April after term 1. The Kenyan school only runs for just under 9 months per year, making it crucial for us to give quality education and a safe space while we can.
In the future we would like to be able to keep our facilities open all year around to offer our children and youth a safe, meaningful place to be during the long school holidays.
In the future we would like to be able to keep our facilities open all year around to offer our children and youth a safe, meaningful place to be during the long school holidays.
Closing day term 2 🌟
For this closing day, we separated children and parents to hold an important workshop for the parents.
We were honored to welcome Kilifi County Children’s Officer, Mr. Emmanuel Wandera Apopo, along with Ngerenya Child Protection Volunteer Officer, Caxton Thaki.
They held a workshop with the parents covering:
- Children’s rights and their importance
- The value of education—especially for kids in Kilifi facing historic challenges within education.
- Responsibilities of separated parents, including ways for mothers to hold fathers accountable
- How to report child protection concerns
- Parents’ roles in supporting their children’s welfare
The children celebrated with traditional dancing, performances and special mentions.
Now its time for a well deserved break for everyone and the school reopens on August 26th — see you then!
#ecomoyo #childprotection #educationmatters #kilificounty #communitysupport
For this closing day, we separated children and parents to hold an important workshop for the parents.
We were honored to welcome Kilifi County Children’s Officer, Mr. Emmanuel Wandera Apopo, along with Ngerenya Child Protection Volunteer Officer, Caxton Thaki.
They held a workshop with the parents covering:
- Children’s rights and their importance
- The value of education—especially for kids in Kilifi facing historic challenges within education.
- Responsibilities of separated parents, including ways for mothers to hold fathers accountable
- How to report child protection concerns
- Parents’ roles in supporting their children’s welfare
The children celebrated with traditional dancing, performances and special mentions.
Now its time for a well deserved break for everyone and the school reopens on August 26th — see you then!
#ecomoyo #childprotection #educationmatters #kilificounty #communitysupport
Today at Eco Moyo, we celebrated the International Day of Women and Girls of African Descent! 🌍✨
We shared the history behind this important day and highlighted trailblazing African women who’ve made their mark in politics, science, activism and the arts—showing our girls that they too can lead, create and inspire. 💪🏾🌟
To close the day, our girls took the stage with beautiful patriotic songs and traditional dancing 🎶💛
A powerful reminder: representation matters. Dreams are valid. The future is bright.
#EcoMoyo #EmpowerGirls #AfricanExcellence #RepresentationMatters #GirlsAndWomenOfAfricanDescent
We shared the history behind this important day and highlighted trailblazing African women who’ve made their mark in politics, science, activism and the arts—showing our girls that they too can lead, create and inspire. 💪🏾🌟
To close the day, our girls took the stage with beautiful patriotic songs and traditional dancing 🎶💛
A powerful reminder: representation matters. Dreams are valid. The future is bright.
#EcoMoyo #EmpowerGirls #AfricanExcellence #RepresentationMatters #GirlsAndWomenOfAfricanDescent
Today is World Environment Day 💚
Kenya faces a significant litter problem, particularly in urban areas, due to poor waste management systems and public awareness. Despite efforts like the plastic bag ban, illegal dumping and lack of proper disposal facilities continue to pollute streets, waterways and natural environments.
We had a day of cleaning up our school compound, talking about environment and made pledges to help our Mother Earth and the surrounding environment in our village 🙏🏾
Kenya faces a significant litter problem, particularly in urban areas, due to poor waste management systems and public awareness. Despite efforts like the plastic bag ban, illegal dumping and lack of proper disposal facilities continue to pollute streets, waterways and natural environments.
We had a day of cleaning up our school compound, talking about environment and made pledges to help our Mother Earth and the surrounding environment in our village 🙏🏾
Happy Madaraka Day 🇰🇪✊🏾
🇰🇪 Today we celebrate Madaraka Day — the moment Kenya took charge of its own destiny. On June 1st, 1963, Kenya gained internal self-rule from British colonial rule. It’s a day to honor the courage, unity and resilience of those who fought for freedom.
As this years Madaraka Say is on a Sunday, tomorrow will be a public holiday and the school is closed.
#MadarakaDay #Kenya #freedom #proudlykenyan
🇰🇪 Today we celebrate Madaraka Day — the moment Kenya took charge of its own destiny. On June 1st, 1963, Kenya gained internal self-rule from British colonial rule. It’s a day to honor the courage, unity and resilience of those who fought for freedom.
As this years Madaraka Say is on a Sunday, tomorrow will be a public holiday and the school is closed.
#MadarakaDay #Kenya #freedom #proudlykenyan
Football at Eco Moyo > Football elsewhere
Today is World Football Day and we loooooove football!! Wether it’s break time, evening or weekend practice or tournaments, our teams always give 100%! And celebrating goals or wins at Eco Moyo is just something extra ❤️⚽️
#worldfootballday #ecomoyo #kenya
Today is World Football Day and we loooooove football!! Wether it’s break time, evening or weekend practice or tournaments, our teams always give 100%! And celebrating goals or wins at Eco Moyo is just something extra ❤️⚽️
#worldfootballday #ecomoyo #kenya
We have been busy creating a new library space 📚(pillows will follow shortly😄), our new study room (thanks to everyone who’s given us computers this year, we really needed them 💻💙) and we tackle erosion problems with Eco Moyo-coloured tyres and flowers 🌸🛞🌧️☔️
GUYS - HUGE NEWS!!! 🤩🤩🤩
We’re incredibly proud (and a little emotional!) to share that we’ve just started our very first adult literacy club — and 30 women from our village have signed up!
These amazing women — mothers, aunties, grandmothers — now come twice a week to Eco Moyo to learn how to read and write. For many of them, this is the first time ever setting foot in a classroom. Most of these women were never given the chance to attend school growing up — not because they didn’t want to, but because of gender biases, traditional roles and social expectations. Boys have often been seen as the future breadwinners, while girls were expected to stay home and take on domestic responsibilities. Education was simply not prioritized for them.
This is a huge step, not just for them personally, but for our whole community. It’s about a sense of community, creating opportunities and helping parents feel more confident and involved in their children’s learning — so they can take a more active role in their children’s education at home.
We’re honestly over the moon to see how many signed up for this first round. We hope it’s just the beginning of something long-term and growing — the first of many literacy clubs to come.
This also marks a HUGE milestone for Eco Moyo.
We now have:
📚 200 children at our primary school
📚 70 youths supported through secondary school
📚 30 women in our brand new adult literacy club.
That’s 300 people (!!!!) we’re actively supporting through education — across generations!
Holy crap. 🥹😄
We’re honestly blown away and so proud of what this project has become — and how it continues to grow and evolve every day.
This is all thanks to you guys, who keep supporting our work. We could never do this without you 🥰
We’re incredibly proud (and a little emotional!) to share that we’ve just started our very first adult literacy club — and 30 women from our village have signed up!
These amazing women — mothers, aunties, grandmothers — now come twice a week to Eco Moyo to learn how to read and write. For many of them, this is the first time ever setting foot in a classroom. Most of these women were never given the chance to attend school growing up — not because they didn’t want to, but because of gender biases, traditional roles and social expectations. Boys have often been seen as the future breadwinners, while girls were expected to stay home and take on domestic responsibilities. Education was simply not prioritized for them.
This is a huge step, not just for them personally, but for our whole community. It’s about a sense of community, creating opportunities and helping parents feel more confident and involved in their children’s learning — so they can take a more active role in their children’s education at home.
We’re honestly over the moon to see how many signed up for this first round. We hope it’s just the beginning of something long-term and growing — the first of many literacy clubs to come.
This also marks a HUGE milestone for Eco Moyo.
We now have:
📚 200 children at our primary school
📚 70 youths supported through secondary school
📚 30 women in our brand new adult literacy club.
That’s 300 people (!!!!) we’re actively supporting through education — across generations!
Holy crap. 🥹😄
We’re honestly blown away and so proud of what this project has become — and how it continues to grow and evolve every day.
This is all thanks to you guys, who keep supporting our work. We could never do this without you 🥰
We celebrated World Happiness Day on March 20th 🤗
We asked the students ”What makes you happy” and the answers were mostly eating, playing, dancing, singing, watching TV, learning and friends.
No one said anything about having money, a big house or any possessions of any kind and we think that is very beautiful and it’s a reminder to all of us what really matters 🩷🧡
We asked the students ”What makes you happy” and the answers were mostly eating, playing, dancing, singing, watching TV, learning and friends.
No one said anything about having money, a big house or any possessions of any kind and we think that is very beautiful and it’s a reminder to all of us what really matters 🩷🧡
Did you know, that when Eco Moyo first started in Dzunguni, many kids had never attended school before, so we had massive age gaps in the same class. In class 6, we’ve always had students at the age of 12-16 years old.
Over the years, this has evened out and this year’s Class 6 is the first to be nearly the same age across the board! Smallest in size so far but undoubtedly the cheekiest class 6! 🤗
Over the years, this has evened out and this year’s Class 6 is the first to be nearly the same age across the board! Smallest in size so far but undoubtedly the cheekiest class 6! 🤗
Rolling in to a new week like 🛞😃🛞😃🛞
(Important info: they got help lifting that big tyre 😄)
(Important info: they got help lifting that big tyre 😄)
“Life lately” at Eco Moyo 💚💚💚
Say hello to our new GIRLS CLUB 💖
It’s very often that the girls have more chores at home and can’t stay behind after school to play football like the boys, but we have dedicated Mondays to Girls Club!
Meaning we are kicking out all the boys at 16.00 sharp and the girls get at least once a week where they are allowed to stay after school and have activities with girls only! It’s dancing, singing, arts, football and just playing 🫶🏽💖
It’s very often that the girls have more chores at home and can’t stay behind after school to play football like the boys, but we have dedicated Mondays to Girls Club!
Meaning we are kicking out all the boys at 16.00 sharp and the girls get at least once a week where they are allowed to stay after school and have activities with girls only! It’s dancing, singing, arts, football and just playing 🫶🏽💖
Our second unusual post in a short time 💔
This time we have said goodbye to our Shiloh. She has also been a part of Eco Moyo since the very beginning. Lindsay rescued her from poor circumstances as the smallest puppy and she has been a part of the family ever since.
She has guarded the school loud and clear; and kept unwanted visitors away at night - she has also kept a lot of our visitors awake at night 😂
Every time Lindsay would come back to Eco Moyo, Shiloh made sure to tell everyone. She would become so happy and make her own, very loud scream - which made Buddy appear from wherever he was, all happy cause he knew that was the “Lindsay is back-scream” ❤️.
Shiloh, like Buddy, also got to spend the last months of her life retired on the beach together with Lindsay and her old friend Ninja 🥰
Rest in peace, we love you and we will miss you Shiloh ❤️🫶🏽
This time we have said goodbye to our Shiloh. She has also been a part of Eco Moyo since the very beginning. Lindsay rescued her from poor circumstances as the smallest puppy and she has been a part of the family ever since.
She has guarded the school loud and clear; and kept unwanted visitors away at night - she has also kept a lot of our visitors awake at night 😂
Every time Lindsay would come back to Eco Moyo, Shiloh made sure to tell everyone. She would become so happy and make her own, very loud scream - which made Buddy appear from wherever he was, all happy cause he knew that was the “Lindsay is back-scream” ❤️.
Shiloh, like Buddy, also got to spend the last months of her life retired on the beach together with Lindsay and her old friend Ninja 🥰
Rest in peace, we love you and we will miss you Shiloh ❤️🫶🏽
First week of school done and we are happy to be back in business! 4 days of school and wow have we been busy.
First off - 2025 is off to the best start possible: we now support 70 of our previous students through junior secondary school (class 7-9). We pay for school fees, uniforms and food in those schools who offer it. So our class 7s were here on Friday to report to which school they will attend. 👩🏾🎓👨🏾🎓
Second of all, we’ve never had a class 6 this “small”. 🥹🥹 When Eco Moyo started there were so many kids who’d never gone to school before so older kids got put in younger classes creating a big age difference in the classes. Last years class 6 had a span of 12-16yo. This year almost everyone are the same age and it will take some time to get used to that these boys and girls 11-12yo are actually the biggest kids in school now 😄(it’s the boys in green shirts in assembly in pic # 4)
Third - we had some problems with the swings, they kept breaking but have now been fixed and they’re already in full swing all day, which is wonderful to see 🤩
Fourth: we have filled up PP1 with 25 students already the first day and their uniforms are already on the way. Stay tuned to see which colours they’ve chosen!! We have hired Sidi and Fatuma from Dzunguni to make uniforms for all students - both ours at Eco Moyo and for secondary, creating local jobs in our community 🫶🏽
Fifth: election for school president was done on Friday as well. One had promised more English speaking and discipline in school and the other one had promised more football. The winner will be announced on Monday morning assembly - we are eagerly waiting to see those results 😂
Sixth: we had club orientation so that the students can choose a club that interests them. New for this year is Drama & Music! 🎭🎼
A little test for you guys, can you name any other of our clubs/after school activities?🥋
First off - 2025 is off to the best start possible: we now support 70 of our previous students through junior secondary school (class 7-9). We pay for school fees, uniforms and food in those schools who offer it. So our class 7s were here on Friday to report to which school they will attend. 👩🏾🎓👨🏾🎓
Second of all, we’ve never had a class 6 this “small”. 🥹🥹 When Eco Moyo started there were so many kids who’d never gone to school before so older kids got put in younger classes creating a big age difference in the classes. Last years class 6 had a span of 12-16yo. This year almost everyone are the same age and it will take some time to get used to that these boys and girls 11-12yo are actually the biggest kids in school now 😄(it’s the boys in green shirts in assembly in pic # 4)
Third - we had some problems with the swings, they kept breaking but have now been fixed and they’re already in full swing all day, which is wonderful to see 🤩
Fourth: we have filled up PP1 with 25 students already the first day and their uniforms are already on the way. Stay tuned to see which colours they’ve chosen!! We have hired Sidi and Fatuma from Dzunguni to make uniforms for all students - both ours at Eco Moyo and for secondary, creating local jobs in our community 🫶🏽
Fifth: election for school president was done on Friday as well. One had promised more English speaking and discipline in school and the other one had promised more football. The winner will be announced on Monday morning assembly - we are eagerly waiting to see those results 😂
Sixth: we had club orientation so that the students can choose a club that interests them. New for this year is Drama & Music! 🎭🎼
A little test for you guys, can you name any other of our clubs/after school activities?🥋
✨ Highlights of 2024 ✨
⭐️ First of all a huge thanks to Leon, you came in as a saving angel and have changed the life of so many kids we now support through Secondary School.
⭐️ A huge thanks to Barnefondet who funded Kenya’s first Creativity lab from Leap Learning!
⭐️ We are currently building a new staff room and offices, designed by Frida, a super volunteer who’s staying with us for a long time, and a huge thanks to her family who had a fundraiser for it! Also a huge thanks to a very good friend of ours who is also funding this, we appreciate you.
⭐️ Solar power!!! From 2 buildings to 15. Do we need to say more. Thanks to @iugnorge and our friends in the US for funding this and to IUG, Dagfinn and Lina a volunteer earlier this year who made it happen!
⭐️ This year our village has struggled due to no rain in the rain season, so we organised a holiday lunch program - giving around 350 kids lunch everyday in November and December, a huge thanks to everyone who supported this. This meant a lot for everyone in the village and for us to be able to support our village in a tough time.
⭐️ Grenseløs Kunst this year was a huge success, thanks to everyone involved, artists who contributed their art, volunteers who contributed their time and everyone who showed up so support and buy art! We love all of you and see you in August for another round!
⭐️ 2024 - the year of visitors at Eco Moyo. Our network is growing and more and more people are going all the way out to our school in Dzunguni - this makes us so happy! This year we’ve had more visitors than ever before, having someone staying with us almost all year through and t no body loves that more than the kids!
⭐️ The biggest shout out to our monthly sponsors, we love and appreciate you more than we can describe, you are the backbone of everything we do and we are so so so thankful for each and one of you!! And Nelson, we love you so much!!!! ❤️⭐️
⭐️ First of all a huge thanks to Leon, you came in as a saving angel and have changed the life of so many kids we now support through Secondary School.
⭐️ A huge thanks to Barnefondet who funded Kenya’s first Creativity lab from Leap Learning!
⭐️ We are currently building a new staff room and offices, designed by Frida, a super volunteer who’s staying with us for a long time, and a huge thanks to her family who had a fundraiser for it! Also a huge thanks to a very good friend of ours who is also funding this, we appreciate you.
⭐️ Solar power!!! From 2 buildings to 15. Do we need to say more. Thanks to @iugnorge and our friends in the US for funding this and to IUG, Dagfinn and Lina a volunteer earlier this year who made it happen!
⭐️ This year our village has struggled due to no rain in the rain season, so we organised a holiday lunch program - giving around 350 kids lunch everyday in November and December, a huge thanks to everyone who supported this. This meant a lot for everyone in the village and for us to be able to support our village in a tough time.
⭐️ Grenseløs Kunst this year was a huge success, thanks to everyone involved, artists who contributed their art, volunteers who contributed their time and everyone who showed up so support and buy art! We love all of you and see you in August for another round!
⭐️ 2024 - the year of visitors at Eco Moyo. Our network is growing and more and more people are going all the way out to our school in Dzunguni - this makes us so happy! This year we’ve had more visitors than ever before, having someone staying with us almost all year through and t no body loves that more than the kids!
⭐️ The biggest shout out to our monthly sponsors, we love and appreciate you more than we can describe, you are the backbone of everything we do and we are so so so thankful for each and one of you!! And Nelson, we love you so much!!!! ❤️⭐️
Christmas is coming!!
Skip the traditional Christmas gifts this year and give something that truly makes a difference - a donation the our kids in Eco Moyo - in someone else name. 🥰
Choose between four meaningful categories for this years’ symbolic Christmas Card from Eco Moyo:
⭐️ Breakfast for our children every morning
⭐️ Extra curricular clubs and activities
⭐️ School books for 2025
⭐️ Can’t choose one? Give to support our overall work with providing education and safe haven to 200 kids in Dzunguni village
The link is in our bio or you can go to ecomoyo.com/donate - choose a category close to your heart - make a donation - download the PDF to print or send someone digitally. Easy peasy in 1-2-3 and available both in Norwegian and English! 🤩
All money goes straight to our children in Kenya 🩷🧡
Skip the traditional Christmas gifts this year and give something that truly makes a difference - a donation the our kids in Eco Moyo - in someone else name. 🥰
Choose between four meaningful categories for this years’ symbolic Christmas Card from Eco Moyo:
⭐️ Breakfast for our children every morning
⭐️ Extra curricular clubs and activities
⭐️ School books for 2025
⭐️ Can’t choose one? Give to support our overall work with providing education and safe haven to 200 kids in Dzunguni village
The link is in our bio or you can go to ecomoyo.com/donate - choose a category close to your heart - make a donation - download the PDF to print or send someone digitally. Easy peasy in 1-2-3 and available both in Norwegian and English! 🤩
All money goes straight to our children in Kenya 🩷🧡
🔸 STAFF TRIPS 🔸
We had the great pleasure of having two staff trips in October. We really enjoyed a weekend away from the school with team building, work shops, getting to know each other outside the school, good food and just enjoying our time on the beach and in the pool. 🤩
We had the great pleasure of having two staff trips in October. We really enjoyed a weekend away from the school with team building, work shops, getting to know each other outside the school, good food and just enjoying our time on the beach and in the pool. 🤩
The best Black Friday offer ever if you ask us!
Skip the traditional Christmas gifts this year and give something that truly makes a difference - a donation the our kids in Eco Moyo - in someone else name. 🥰
Choose between four meaningful categories for this years’ symbolic Christmas Card from Eco Moyo:
⭐️ Breakfast for our children every morning
⭐️ Extra curricular clubs and activities
⭐️ School books for 2025
⭐️ Can’t choose one? Give to support our overall work with providing education and safe haven to 200 kids in Dzunguni village
The link is in our bio or you can go to ecomoyo.com/donate - choose a category close to your heart - make a donation - download the PDF to print or send someone digitally. Easy peasy in 1-2-3 and available both in Norwegian and English! 🤩
All money goes straight to our children in Kenya 🩷🧡
Skip the traditional Christmas gifts this year and give something that truly makes a difference - a donation the our kids in Eco Moyo - in someone else name. 🥰
Choose between four meaningful categories for this years’ symbolic Christmas Card from Eco Moyo:
⭐️ Breakfast for our children every morning
⭐️ Extra curricular clubs and activities
⭐️ School books for 2025
⭐️ Can’t choose one? Give to support our overall work with providing education and safe haven to 200 kids in Dzunguni village
The link is in our bio or you can go to ecomoyo.com/donate - choose a category close to your heart - make a donation - download the PDF to print or send someone digitally. Easy peasy in 1-2-3 and available both in Norwegian and English! 🤩
All money goes straight to our children in Kenya 🩷🧡
Class 6 trip 😍
Friday 1st of November - the day after the final exams in primary school for these cool kids, it was time for their graduation trip!
THE party bus of party busses left from Eco Moyo at 7 am and returned 8.30 pm. It was 13,5 hours of adventures at Gede Ruins and snake sanctuary, we saw Sabaki river, we had lunch in Malindi and beach time in Watamu. To top it off, we made a stop in the supermarket Naivas on the way back. (By popular demand!)
As always this day was fantastic and we’re grateful and happy to be able to give this to our class 6 graduates as a thank you for their time at Eco Moyo and a leaving gift 💜🩷
We don’t have a single photo from the best part of the day - the beach, so you can imagine how much we enjoyed!!
PS, if you haven’t been on a bus trip with Eco Moyo, we highly recommend, it’s the best party ever 🤩
Friday 1st of November - the day after the final exams in primary school for these cool kids, it was time for their graduation trip!
THE party bus of party busses left from Eco Moyo at 7 am and returned 8.30 pm. It was 13,5 hours of adventures at Gede Ruins and snake sanctuary, we saw Sabaki river, we had lunch in Malindi and beach time in Watamu. To top it off, we made a stop in the supermarket Naivas on the way back. (By popular demand!)
As always this day was fantastic and we’re grateful and happy to be able to give this to our class 6 graduates as a thank you for their time at Eco Moyo and a leaving gift 💜🩷
We don’t have a single photo from the best part of the day - the beach, so you can imagine how much we enjoyed!!
PS, if you haven’t been on a bus trip with Eco Moyo, we highly recommend, it’s the best party ever 🤩
Not our usual post today. 🤍
But this week we said goodbye to Buddy who has been a part of us since before Eco Moyo became Eco Moyo. ❤️
The old pictures are from when Lindsay used to live in a mud hut where Eco Moyo is today.
Buddy has been the greatest company for our boarding students and everyone who’s been to Eco Moyo. He has for sure protected our school against intruders - now the hens & chickens of Dzunguni can relax a little bit 😅
Buddy went along on all the walks. If you would tie him up to go outside the gates without him, he would chew through the leash and follow 😁
A bit more than 10 years ago, he just walked up to Lindsay and decided to stay and she of course took him in with open arms. 🥰
He got to spend his final days enjoying the beach with Lindsay and all his friends.
Rest in peace Buddy, we love you and Eco Moyo won’t be the same without you 🩷
But this week we said goodbye to Buddy who has been a part of us since before Eco Moyo became Eco Moyo. ❤️
The old pictures are from when Lindsay used to live in a mud hut where Eco Moyo is today.
Buddy has been the greatest company for our boarding students and everyone who’s been to Eco Moyo. He has for sure protected our school against intruders - now the hens & chickens of Dzunguni can relax a little bit 😅
Buddy went along on all the walks. If you would tie him up to go outside the gates without him, he would chew through the leash and follow 😁
A bit more than 10 years ago, he just walked up to Lindsay and decided to stay and she of course took him in with open arms. 🥰
He got to spend his final days enjoying the beach with Lindsay and all his friends.
Rest in peace Buddy, we love you and Eco Moyo won’t be the same without you 🩷
This made us emotional🥹
We had the pleasure of having Linn Marie with us this summer, read about her experience at Eco Moyo ♥️
“When I look back at my stay at Eco Moyo, I am filled with both joy and longing. This summer, I stayed at Eco Moyo for six weeks, and I miss it everyday.
I miss the high fives and handshakes. I miss hanging out with the learners at the Creativity Lab, making paper planes and drawing cartoons. The smell of chapati and mahamri in the morning. How welcome I always felt, and being greeted with “karibu” every time I entered a room. Walking in Dzunguni in the afternoon, looking at the beautiful landscape and wanting to eat every mango on all the mango trees. I miss the assemblies with presentations, singing and dancing.
I miss the smiles and the laughter. The way Eco Moyo really became a home. How the learners took such good care of us. I miss all the Kiswahili, learning new words every day, not always knowing if it was a Kigiriama or Kiswahili word we learned. I miss talking to the teachers about their lives, their families and learning about Kenyan culture in such an organic way. The sports tournaments, and the excitement when winning. I miss waking up to the sound of cows and children running down to the school area. The grade 6 boys constantly wanting to borrow my camera. Helping out at the Leap Lab, and the moment you see that a learner understands something new.
I don’t miss the constant fear of seeing a snake at the toilet, but at the same time, I kind of do. I guess it is because there is not a single thing I would want to remove from the experience. I want to remember my stay at Eco Moyo as it was, because it indeed has been the best summer of my life. A summer filled with so much joy, wonderful people and moments of pure happiness.”
Karibu tena @linnmarie_mp anytime you want ♥️
We had the pleasure of having Linn Marie with us this summer, read about her experience at Eco Moyo ♥️
“When I look back at my stay at Eco Moyo, I am filled with both joy and longing. This summer, I stayed at Eco Moyo for six weeks, and I miss it everyday.
I miss the high fives and handshakes. I miss hanging out with the learners at the Creativity Lab, making paper planes and drawing cartoons. The smell of chapati and mahamri in the morning. How welcome I always felt, and being greeted with “karibu” every time I entered a room. Walking in Dzunguni in the afternoon, looking at the beautiful landscape and wanting to eat every mango on all the mango trees. I miss the assemblies with presentations, singing and dancing.
I miss the smiles and the laughter. The way Eco Moyo really became a home. How the learners took such good care of us. I miss all the Kiswahili, learning new words every day, not always knowing if it was a Kigiriama or Kiswahili word we learned. I miss talking to the teachers about their lives, their families and learning about Kenyan culture in such an organic way. The sports tournaments, and the excitement when winning. I miss waking up to the sound of cows and children running down to the school area. The grade 6 boys constantly wanting to borrow my camera. Helping out at the Leap Lab, and the moment you see that a learner understands something new.
I don’t miss the constant fear of seeing a snake at the toilet, but at the same time, I kind of do. I guess it is because there is not a single thing I would want to remove from the experience. I want to remember my stay at Eco Moyo as it was, because it indeed has been the best summer of my life. A summer filled with so much joy, wonderful people and moments of pure happiness.”
Karibu tena @linnmarie_mp anytime you want ♥️
🔸 CLOSING DAY 🔸
The school year is officially over and we ended in style! (as always really 😏). Performances from the students, teachers speeches and the “school fee” from parents: collecting firewood.
Did you know that we provide EVERYTHING in Eco Moyo for free? All we ask from the parents are to help us to collect firewood to the school kitchen.
In pic # 6 our head teacher Dominic is giving the news that this year we are serving lunch to the kids during the holiday. Not only Eco Moyo students, but all children in Dzunguni village from 2yo up to class 6. We have decided to do this because of the drought in our area this year. There was no rain at all during the long rain period and it has affected everyone really hard.
We don’t want children to go hungry during their holiday! If you want to contribute, there is a link to the fundraiser in our bio 🧡
Don’t fear, the school is closed until first week of January, but we’ll keep post updates here 🫶🏽
The school year is officially over and we ended in style! (as always really 😏). Performances from the students, teachers speeches and the “school fee” from parents: collecting firewood.
Did you know that we provide EVERYTHING in Eco Moyo for free? All we ask from the parents are to help us to collect firewood to the school kitchen.
In pic # 6 our head teacher Dominic is giving the news that this year we are serving lunch to the kids during the holiday. Not only Eco Moyo students, but all children in Dzunguni village from 2yo up to class 6. We have decided to do this because of the drought in our area this year. There was no rain at all during the long rain period and it has affected everyone really hard.
We don’t want children to go hungry during their holiday! If you want to contribute, there is a link to the fundraiser in our bio 🧡
Don’t fear, the school is closed until first week of January, but we’ll keep post updates here 🫶🏽
This is the perfect time to read about amazing Lina and her experience at Eco Moyo this summer! We’re installing the solar power she helped us with - as we speak!
“My journey to Eco Moyo came very spontaneously. I had heard of the school while studying for a bachelor’s in solar energy and of the amazing work being done. So, three years later, when my friend, Linn Marie, called me out of the blue saying she was going to spend her summer at Eco Moyo, I had no reason not to join. And it turns out Eco Moyo was already looking at expanding their solar systems. Perfect timing!
I got to stay a month at the school and my days were half filled with planning solar systems and half with getting to know the wonderful staff and learners. Learning Kiswahili, clapping games, netball and about Kenyan politics and culture. And laughing so much! All the time, at everything, with everyone.
My favorite thing about my stay was my morning routine: waking up to the sound of the kids arriving at school, walking up to the kitchen to get a cup of coffee, being greeted with a “Karibu!” and then trying out the new Kiswahili we had learned the previous day. Having Asumptor and the wonderful matrons laugh at us and with us before walking down to the school and greeting the teachers and learners. (And then waiting for the wonderful moment when Mama Mahamri arrives with mahamri and chapati!)
I have thought about my time at Eco Moyo every day for the last two months since I left, and I know I have to go back! If you’re thinking about visiting and volunteering, don’t think, just do it💚
PS.
Last picture was taken driving away from Eco Moyo at the end of our stay🥹💔”
“My journey to Eco Moyo came very spontaneously. I had heard of the school while studying for a bachelor’s in solar energy and of the amazing work being done. So, three years later, when my friend, Linn Marie, called me out of the blue saying she was going to spend her summer at Eco Moyo, I had no reason not to join. And it turns out Eco Moyo was already looking at expanding their solar systems. Perfect timing!
I got to stay a month at the school and my days were half filled with planning solar systems and half with getting to know the wonderful staff and learners. Learning Kiswahili, clapping games, netball and about Kenyan politics and culture. And laughing so much! All the time, at everything, with everyone.
My favorite thing about my stay was my morning routine: waking up to the sound of the kids arriving at school, walking up to the kitchen to get a cup of coffee, being greeted with a “Karibu!” and then trying out the new Kiswahili we had learned the previous day. Having Asumptor and the wonderful matrons laugh at us and with us before walking down to the school and greeting the teachers and learners. (And then waiting for the wonderful moment when Mama Mahamri arrives with mahamri and chapati!)
I have thought about my time at Eco Moyo every day for the last two months since I left, and I know I have to go back! If you’re thinking about visiting and volunteering, don’t think, just do it💚
PS.
Last picture was taken driving away from Eco Moyo at the end of our stay🥹💔”
Just a normal day at Eco Moyo! Smiles all around 😍😍😍
#ecomoyo #freeeducation #kenya
#ecomoyo #freeeducation #kenya
Meet Malcolm - our new Creativity teacher! 🤩
Malcolm is 28 years old and lives in Kilifi but is from Western Kenya. Curiosity about the name “Creativity Lab” was what made him apply for the job.
“My first thought when I saw the school and the especially the open classroom was ‘wow’
The Creativity Lab I run is an open, interactive space designed to foster children’s imagination and creative thinking.
Equipped with tablets, art supplies, and comfortable seating, it offers an environment where students can engage in drawing, painting, modeling, and music among many other activities.
The lab’s objective is to nurture creative expression as envisioned with Leap Learning and also complement the Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC) by providing hands-on experiences that encourage innovation, problem-solving, and artistic exploration, all while promoting a relaxed, student-centered approach to learning.”
Malcolm is 28 years old and lives in Kilifi but is from Western Kenya. Curiosity about the name “Creativity Lab” was what made him apply for the job.
“My first thought when I saw the school and the especially the open classroom was ‘wow’
The Creativity Lab I run is an open, interactive space designed to foster children’s imagination and creative thinking.
Equipped with tablets, art supplies, and comfortable seating, it offers an environment where students can engage in drawing, painting, modeling, and music among many other activities.
The lab’s objective is to nurture creative expression as envisioned with Leap Learning and also complement the Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC) by providing hands-on experiences that encourage innovation, problem-solving, and artistic exploration, all while promoting a relaxed, student-centered approach to learning.”
Say hello to our newest “students” at Eco Moyo😍🥰
Meet Bingo & Bongo - our new dogs we adopted from @kspca & @kspcamombasa.official this week. They are brothers and 6 months old, they will accompany Buddy on guarding our school, so as soon as they are used to the premises, all the people and kids - they won’t be allowed to sleep on the sofa 😅 (last pic)
#adoptdontshop #ecomoyo #kenya
Meet Bingo & Bongo - our new dogs we adopted from @kspca & @kspcamombasa.official this week. They are brothers and 6 months old, they will accompany Buddy on guarding our school, so as soon as they are used to the premises, all the people and kids - they won’t be allowed to sleep on the sofa 😅 (last pic)
#adoptdontshop #ecomoyo #kenya
Happy international Literacy Day !! 📖🤓
Today we celebrate the power of reading and writing and the incredible impact Literacy has on our lives. At Eco Moyo we believe that every student deserves the opportunity to unlock their potential through the gift of Literacy. This year our classrooms are buzzing with literacy activities from interactive read-alouds, comprehension tasks, retelling and paraphrasing stories to creative writing projects. Our students are embracing the joy of learning!
#ecomoyo #education #internationalliteracyday
Today we celebrate the power of reading and writing and the incredible impact Literacy has on our lives. At Eco Moyo we believe that every student deserves the opportunity to unlock their potential through the gift of Literacy. This year our classrooms are buzzing with literacy activities from interactive read-alouds, comprehension tasks, retelling and paraphrasing stories to creative writing projects. Our students are embracing the joy of learning!
#ecomoyo #education #internationalliteracyday
Okei, folkens! Da har vi endelig landet etter både i lørdags og tilbake i Kenya! 🇰🇪
Først og fremst vil vi takke alle som har bidratt til årets Grenseløs Kunst Auksjon på Roseslottet.
Stor takk til @roseslottet for det fantastiske stedet og samarbeidet og takk til @vebjornaugustsand for en utrolig debut som auksjonarius! Med humor og sjarm fikk han virkelig løftet stemningen, mange flotte priser, og vi føler oss veldig takknemlige! Alle kunstverk ble solgt! WOW 🤩
Vi kunne ikke gjort dette uten våre venner, bekjente og alle som har bidratt! Takk til @strykejernetkunstskole for lånet av staffeliene! Tusen takk igjen til @bilkollektivet – dere stiller alltid opp ❤.
Apropos noen som alltid stiller opp, Mads fra ProjektorPøblene – vi elsker deg! Og vi gleder oss til du kommer til Kenya!
Tusen takk til våre fantastiske frivillige som hjalp til før, under og etter auksjonen. Venner, familie og fantastiske folk vi kjenner, uten dere hadde vi ikke klart dette!
Mange takk til alle kunstnerne som bidro med sine fantastiske verk til auksjonen! Uten deres kreativitet og sjenerøsitet hadde denne kvelden ikke vært mulig.
Og sist, men absolutt ikke minst! Tusen takk til alle som kom på lørdag, kjøpte verk, støttet prosjektene våre og bidro til den gode stemningen! 🥳
Takket være dere har vi samlet inn 178.000 kr til @newmile46 ’24 av @affirmative_art og Eco Moyo!!! 🥹🤩😍
Dere er best! 💚💚💚
Først og fremst vil vi takke alle som har bidratt til årets Grenseløs Kunst Auksjon på Roseslottet.
Stor takk til @roseslottet for det fantastiske stedet og samarbeidet og takk til @vebjornaugustsand for en utrolig debut som auksjonarius! Med humor og sjarm fikk han virkelig løftet stemningen, mange flotte priser, og vi føler oss veldig takknemlige! Alle kunstverk ble solgt! WOW 🤩
Vi kunne ikke gjort dette uten våre venner, bekjente og alle som har bidratt! Takk til @strykejernetkunstskole for lånet av staffeliene! Tusen takk igjen til @bilkollektivet – dere stiller alltid opp ❤.
Apropos noen som alltid stiller opp, Mads fra ProjektorPøblene – vi elsker deg! Og vi gleder oss til du kommer til Kenya!
Tusen takk til våre fantastiske frivillige som hjalp til før, under og etter auksjonen. Venner, familie og fantastiske folk vi kjenner, uten dere hadde vi ikke klart dette!
Mange takk til alle kunstnerne som bidro med sine fantastiske verk til auksjonen! Uten deres kreativitet og sjenerøsitet hadde denne kvelden ikke vært mulig.
Og sist, men absolutt ikke minst! Tusen takk til alle som kom på lørdag, kjøpte verk, støttet prosjektene våre og bidro til den gode stemningen! 🥳
Takket være dere har vi samlet inn 178.000 kr til @newmile46 ’24 av @affirmative_art og Eco Moyo!!! 🥹🤩😍
Dere er best! 💚💚💚
Say helloooo and welcome to our Leap Labs new sister - The Creativity Lab!! 🤩👏🏽
Thanks to support from Barnefondet, Marit - the super lady behind Leap Learning has created a new lab with tools, materials, and resources to inspire students to be creative and work on their own projects. The lab includes art supplies, tablets with creative apps, and a variety of materials to spark imagination and innovation.
The lab combines technology with diverse materials in an inspiring environment. Students work individually or in small groups based on their interests, while the teacher facilitates engagement and fun.
Vision:
The Creativity Lab aims to inspire students, develop a creative mindset, and teach skills for meaningful creation. It emphasizes learning from nature and community, producing high-quality, functional work, and preparing students for future careers.
Goals:
Critical Thinking and Engagement: The lab aims to help students develop critical thinking skills, enhance their ability to analyze and synthesize information, and foster a deeper engagement with learning.
Cultural Enrichment: By producing diverse forms of art, literature, music, and other cultural expressions, students contribute to the richness of culture, enhancing both personal enjoyment and strengthening community identity.
Innovation: Support creativity-driven advancements in technology, science, and art.
Problem Solving: Encourage creative approaches to finding effective solutions.
Main Categories in the Lab:
Colours, Shapes, Texture, Pattern, Symmetry
Drawing and Painting
Crafts
Arts
Artists
Performing Arts
Music
Communication
Play and Stay Active
We are so excited for this project and proud to be the very first @leaplearninginternational Creativity Lab in the world!
Thanks to support from Barnefondet, Marit - the super lady behind Leap Learning has created a new lab with tools, materials, and resources to inspire students to be creative and work on their own projects. The lab includes art supplies, tablets with creative apps, and a variety of materials to spark imagination and innovation.
The lab combines technology with diverse materials in an inspiring environment. Students work individually or in small groups based on their interests, while the teacher facilitates engagement and fun.
Vision:
The Creativity Lab aims to inspire students, develop a creative mindset, and teach skills for meaningful creation. It emphasizes learning from nature and community, producing high-quality, functional work, and preparing students for future careers.
Goals:
Critical Thinking and Engagement: The lab aims to help students develop critical thinking skills, enhance their ability to analyze and synthesize information, and foster a deeper engagement with learning.
Cultural Enrichment: By producing diverse forms of art, literature, music, and other cultural expressions, students contribute to the richness of culture, enhancing both personal enjoyment and strengthening community identity.
Innovation: Support creativity-driven advancements in technology, science, and art.
Problem Solving: Encourage creative approaches to finding effective solutions.
Main Categories in the Lab:
Colours, Shapes, Texture, Pattern, Symmetry
Drawing and Painting
Crafts
Arts
Artists
Performing Arts
Music
Communication
Play and Stay Active
We are so excited for this project and proud to be the very first @leaplearninginternational Creativity Lab in the world!
Closing day term 2!! 👏🏾
As usually, we talk about the projects and events of the term, the children and the one-to-one student progress meetings. Of course there’s performances from the students to end the term on top!! 🤩
The parents help to collect fire wood before they all leave for break. This is the agreement between Eco Moyo and the parents to have their children in the school. Compared to other private schools around our area where you have to pay approx 31.000 Ksh per year we find this alternative preeeeettty good!! 😊
Term 3 starts on August 27th 🫶🏾
As usually, we talk about the projects and events of the term, the children and the one-to-one student progress meetings. Of course there’s performances from the students to end the term on top!! 🤩
The parents help to collect fire wood before they all leave for break. This is the agreement between Eco Moyo and the parents to have their children in the school. Compared to other private schools around our area where you have to pay approx 31.000 Ksh per year we find this alternative preeeeettty good!! 😊
Term 3 starts on August 27th 🫶🏾
Eco Moyo football tournament!! ⚽️⚽️⚽️
Yesterday we invited surrounding schools to a day full of football! ⚽️☀️
Term 2 sports curriculum is all about ball games so we throw a yearly tournament and provide lunch for all the players. As you can see it’s the happening of the weekend and everyone came to watch. 🫶🏽💚
#ecomoyo #education #kenya
Yesterday we invited surrounding schools to a day full of football! ⚽️☀️
Term 2 sports curriculum is all about ball games so we throw a yearly tournament and provide lunch for all the players. As you can see it’s the happening of the weekend and everyone came to watch. 🫶🏽💚
#ecomoyo #education #kenya
Last week, Eco Moyo attended a sports tournament with 11 other primary schools in Ngerenya area🤾🏾♀️⚽️
We played handball, football, netball and volleyball, and did amazing🫶🎖️
Several got selected for the sub county tournament that was played yesterday, and two have been selected to represent Eco Moyo at the county level!!!❣️🏆
We are really impressed and proud🤩
We played handball, football, netball and volleyball, and did amazing🫶🎖️
Several got selected for the sub county tournament that was played yesterday, and two have been selected to represent Eco Moyo at the county level!!!❣️🏆
We are really impressed and proud🤩
Class photos of 2024! 🩷💙💛💜🧡💚❤️🩵
From PP1 to class 6, we have 198 students at Eco Moyo this year🫶🏽
From PP1 to class 6, we have 198 students at Eco Moyo this year🫶🏽
We had Pernille staying with us earlier this year and she left such an impression on all of us. @pernillehordvei you are welcome back whenever you want 💚
Read about her experience from earlier this year, note that part 2 is in the comments! ⬇️
“From the start of February to the start of March, I was allowed to volunteer at Eco Moyo. It was a culture shock to go from cold Norway to Kenya, but the children welcomed me with open arms from the very first second. Although they thought I looked strange and was pale as a ghost, having not seen the sun for several months in Finnmark, all it took was a smile for them to come running. Arriving at Eco Moyo for the first time was very special. In the middle of the bush lies a colorful and vibrant school. To get to the school, you drive on roads that you would never think you could drive on back home in Norway, but it's no problem for the locals.
During the four weeks I spent at the school, I did many different things and had various tasks. One nice thing about Eco Moyo is that they want you to contribute with something you know or are interested in. Whether you have experience with a sport, have studied, or have other relevant, useful, or fun experience for the children.
I had classes and lessons where we used videos and screens, mainly English or gym. I supported teacher Violet with the "Leap Lab," where students learn math and English in ways other than the standard classroom format. I introduced, taught, and played handball with the children. I participated in the activities and clubs Eco Moyo organizes, including football in the afternoon, and running, art, and taekwondo clubs. Additionally, and just as importantly, I spent time with, played with, and gave attention to the children. Just a little wave or smile is enough for them to burst into laughter or light up and give you a big smile back.”
Part 2 in the comments ⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️
Read about her experience from earlier this year, note that part 2 is in the comments! ⬇️
“From the start of February to the start of March, I was allowed to volunteer at Eco Moyo. It was a culture shock to go from cold Norway to Kenya, but the children welcomed me with open arms from the very first second. Although they thought I looked strange and was pale as a ghost, having not seen the sun for several months in Finnmark, all it took was a smile for them to come running. Arriving at Eco Moyo for the first time was very special. In the middle of the bush lies a colorful and vibrant school. To get to the school, you drive on roads that you would never think you could drive on back home in Norway, but it's no problem for the locals.
During the four weeks I spent at the school, I did many different things and had various tasks. One nice thing about Eco Moyo is that they want you to contribute with something you know or are interested in. Whether you have experience with a sport, have studied, or have other relevant, useful, or fun experience for the children.
I had classes and lessons where we used videos and screens, mainly English or gym. I supported teacher Violet with the "Leap Lab," where students learn math and English in ways other than the standard classroom format. I introduced, taught, and played handball with the children. I participated in the activities and clubs Eco Moyo organizes, including football in the afternoon, and running, art, and taekwondo clubs. Additionally, and just as importantly, I spent time with, played with, and gave attention to the children. Just a little wave or smile is enough for them to burst into laughter or light up and give you a big smile back.”
Part 2 in the comments ⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️
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