SI Keighley Eastwood School Project

Subsequently became known as SAME – Soroptimists and Mothers of Eastwood.

Highlighting that we are all women who share the same hopes and fears.

SI Keighley Eastwood School Project

Subsequently became known as SAME – Soroptimists and Mothers of Eastwood.

Highlighting that we are all women who share the same hopes and fears.

Aims of the Project.

To develop strong links between the two communities

• For the two communities to learn more about each other

• For Soroptimists to be positive role models for the mothers

March 2011

• Contact made with the head teacher at Eastwood school to see if the project was viable.

• Liaison with Zaibun Khan community outreach worker at the school.

• First three sessions planned to begin in May.

First Session

• What are Soroptimists?

• What do we do?

• Describing Project Punjab.

Outcomes

• Mothers were enthusiastic about the project

• Discussion about the content of future sessions

• Seen as a joint project with the ability to evolve

• Mothers decided to support a school in Pakistan

Making Pakoras

Making Scones

Knitting and sewing

Braving the weather at Grimwith

Walk at Bolton Abbey

Fund Raising

Brighton conference

Adopted School Before

Adopted school After

International Women's Day

Jubilee Party

Jubilee Party

Jubilee Party

Jubilee Party

Jubilee Party

SI Keighley

Eastwood School Project