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- Current Exchanges
- 1st Poulner Scouts
- Anderson High School - South Africa
- Balfron High school - Malawi
- Blackburn College Dominica Trip 2009
- Broxtowe- Uganda
- Burford - Uganda
- Burford School and Community College
- Cumbria-Rungwe Community Links
- Deptford Green School - Uganda
- Fortrose - Malawi
- Global Rock Youth Exchange; youth education and training international
- Iftin UK - Canada
- Kingston Youth service
- Kori Arts - Crossroads, TANZANIA
- London Woodcraft Folk - Ghana
- Mthunzi and Lilanda initiative (MALI)
- Nairn Academy - dreams and teams group
- Newham Youth Steel Band
- Ousedale School- India
- Rotherham Young peoples services
- Saint Columba's High School - Tanzania
- Sefton Youth Service- India
- Sir John Leman High School
- Spirit of Enniskillen Trust
- St Stephens Youth Drop-in Centre
- The Duke of Edingburgh's Award - South West
- The Rushey Mead Foundation
- Tristar Youth Association
- UBUNGANI
- William Howard School
- YETI - India
- YMCA- North Tyneside
- Yes 2 Youth - St Kitts and Nevis
- Past Exchanges
- Commonwealth Teacher Exchange
The Rushey Mead Foundation
The theme of this exchange is " LINKING, LEARNING N' LIVING"
Linking = The Rushey Mead school (leicester) and the Rushey Mead school (Nagor), helping raise funds for the school in India after the 2001 earthquake. This helped create bonds between the two communities.
Learning = Young people take upon themselves to learn as much as they can in order to make a difference. From their personal experience it lead to global developments.
Livinig it = living a life changing experience and engaging directly at grassroot with people who have very little material resources.
The aims and objectives include; is multifold and illustrated by the theme.
By Linking, Learning and living it, it is hoped that young people will be prepared for a life of global awareness!
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