More students, many without uniforms, have begun attending West Gate Primary and the government has not kept up. Due to the drought some are attending for the primary reason of being fed. As a result the school has been running dangerously low on supplies with many students going hungry. Upon hearing this the save the elephants educational program stepped in. Daniel accompanied the headmaster of the school, Johnston, to the market. Hungry and relieved staff and students looked on as fresh supplies were delivered to help them through these hard times.
Given that the food shortage is likely to continue until the end of the year, this is not a long-term solution. But for the moment, with their minds no longer on their stomachs they can get back to their studies.
Something is very, very wrong when conservation organisations have to feed the local population! What are the elected politicians doing?
Dear Sir / Madam
I know this is a long shot but i am trying to contact Tony Aisbitt. I have been researching into my past family and a family member Jane Blaxland Atkinson married Mathew Wheldon Aisbitt a Marine Engineer in 1892. He was listed as living in Cardiff in 1910 as a Marine Suveyor, he had three children Elsie Alice W Aisbitt, John Wheldon Aisbitt and Ernest Wheldon M Aisbitt. My Grand father Harold Blaxland Atkinson and a lot of his family were timber importers used mainly for pit props of the Newcastle area. He once lived at Slaley in the Durham area and eventually died at Marsk Hall Richmond. I hope that you can pass this message on to Tony Aisbitt so that he can read it.
Kind regards
Michael Fowler
7, Strether Drive,
Corby
Northants
NN17 1TN
dear Michael, we have passed on your message to Toby (please note we know Toby Aisbitt and not TONY Aisbitt as in your message) with a request they get back to you directly. with best wishes from Save the Elephants.