Webcasts from a school in Ghana
Are you interested in linking to a school in the developing world? Would you like to bring Fairtrade to life?
Pa Pa Paa LIVE brings a child's eye view of everyday life from a school in Ghana, with webcasts made by the children of Fairtrade cocoa farmers.
Your class can ask them questions via the website. Each webcast lasts up to ten minutes, includes subtitles, and is supported by teaching resources on Fairtrade and cocoa.
A term's access costs just £10 and the proceeds support our education project in Ghana.
Upcoming Broadcasts
Post a question from your school for the Kuapa Kids to answer by clicking on the upcoming broadcast link below.
- 11am, Tuesday 11th June 2013
Bicycles are an important form of transportation in developing countries and Ghana in no exception.
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"The fact that pupils thousands of miles from each other can talk 'almost' live is creative, exciting, memorable and motivational. I think that our children thought of pen pals as a real 'backward approach' - using such modern ICT helps them see the developing world on a far more 'equal friendship' basis."
- Chris Barlow, teacher
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