SEPIA is a small family run charity which hopes to improve the lives of people in Africa through the development of educational projects. With your help, we can enhance the facilities within schools, grant bursaries to students and teachers to allow them to further their education and work with local communities to improve access to safe water and sanitation

 
       

 

 

 

 

SEPIA is a small family run not for profit organisation recognised as charitable by HMRC. It was set up by Michael Clarke (a secondary school teacher) with support from Helen Clarke (a university lecturer) and Aaron, their son in 2008. The main purpose of the charity is to develop and support educational projects in Africa. We are currently working in Ghana and offer bursaries to allow schools to improve the provision of education to their pupils where government funding can not be found.

 

  

Congratulations Team SEPIA 2019 (Steve & Kerry Allington, Calum Sheppard, Lewis Desforges & Aaron Clarke) Despite the strong winds and rain on the day our team of superstars all completed the Big Half in London raising just over £1500!

TEAM SEPIA 2019

June 2019

SEPIA has just bought a set of 10 laptops which will be available for use by any of the schools we work with.

At New Tafo Basic School we have now replaced sports kit and equipment following the break in. We have also added a newTable Tennis table, Netball posts and new Football goal posts

Plus, new play equipment is now in place for the Primary and Kindergarten children.

  

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Newsletter 11 is in production - watch this space!

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We're also NVCO members - click here to see more details.

  

Laptop sharing scheme to be extended to cover all of the schools we work with.

School house at Asafo Basic School to be renovated as accomodation for student teachers and classroom space.

Kute Buem JHS classrooms to be painted to complete the refurbishment.

Our One Book, One Pen music video is still on our You Tube channel click here to watch.