La’Angum Learning Center teacher Mary Azure
taken by William HaunA Parent is Thankful for all the school provides.PAMBE Ghana Moro Help

Gloria appreciates learning English
PAMBE Ghana Gloria Ideas


Hear from LLC student Enoch about his dream to become a pilot.


Pambe Ghana – Enoch-“Dreams”


Hear from LLC graduate Nemau about her career aspirations
Pambe Ghana – Nemau – “Pioneer”

Students learn about climate change and plant new trees
on the La’Angum Learning Center campus

The local region is experiencing prolonged periods without significant rainfall. In the Basic 6 class, Camara is teaching about climate change.

To help mitigate these changes, the students are planting and caring for trees around the school and their homes. At La’Angum Learning Center, trees also will be planted to honor those on the PAMBE Ghana Board of Directors, or their family members, who have passed away in the last few years.

 
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In Memoriam: PAMBE Ghana Board Member Kathy Carey

With love and gratitude, we remember the many ways in which our friend and Board member Kathy Carey contributed to the mission of La’Angum Learning Center. As school founder Alice Iddi-Gubbels began to realize her dream of a school in her home village of Bumboazio Ghana in 2008, she tapped experienced OKC Montessori teacher Kathy Carey to train local teachers in Montessori education principles for children age 3-6. Kathy traveled to Ghana in 2008 and worked with the Ghanaian teachers, including four who are still teaching at the school. Kathy went on to serve as the first Board president of PAMBE Ghana. The impact of Kathy’s work is coming full circle as one of those initial teachers, Mary Azure, is set to travel to the U.S. next year to take a teacher training course in Montessori education for children age 6-9. We will deeply miss Kathy’s curiosity,  independent spirit and zest for life!

Further information about Kathy Carey