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Book distributions, school visits and volunteer drives you can join.
20 events
20 events match
The archive
1–12 of 20 past events
Each lists the children reached and the photographs taken — the record we ask to be judged on.
School Visit
A quarterly review at MPPS Kesarapalli: reading assessment sample, attendance register check, and an honest conversation with the headmaster about what has stopped working.
School Visit
A quarterly review at Government High School Makloor: reading assessment sample, attendance register check, and an honest conversation with the headmaster about what has stopped working.
Book Distribution
A graded collection of Telugu and English readers handed over to MPUPS Mallareddygudem, catalogued on the spot with the children.
Book Distribution
A graded collection of Telugu and English readers handed over to KGBV Huzurnagar, catalogued on the spot with the children.
Digital Literacy Drive
A block of the forty-eight hour digital literacy curriculum, delivered in the school lab by volunteer engineers from Hyderabad.
Community Meeting
The quarterly SMC meeting at MPUPS Kondrapole, where the plan, the spending and the attendance data are read out to the parents.
Book Distribution
A graded collection of Telugu and English readers handed over to Government High School Makloor, catalogued on the spot with the children.
Book Distribution
A graded collection of Telugu and English readers handed over to MPUPS Erravalli, catalogued on the spot with the children.
Other
The mandatory induction for new volunteers: the child protection policy, the code of conduct, and an honest account of what a field day involves.
Scholarship Ceremony
The annual award ceremony for merit scholarships, with the scholars, their families and the headmasters who put them forward.
Fundraiser
Our annual fundraising evening in Hyderabad — the year’s accounts, the year’s failures, and a headmaster who says what he thinks.
School Visit
A quarterly review at MPUPS Erravalli: reading assessment sample, attendance register check, and an honest conversation with the headmaster about what has stopped working.
Let’s build a literate tomorrow
Run a Saturday reading hour, catalogue a school library or help at a book distribution. Give a few hours; a child keeps the habit for life.
