GRADUATION

The Picture above are picture shown the following guests in the SEGA graduation on 3 Decembe, 2010. From left to right are Ms Salome Mkuchu -Headmistress, Mr Clarke Blynn-Chairperson of Nurturing Minds, the guest of Hon. Fatma Mwassa, Polly Dolan-Director of SEGA and Mr Onesmo Haluyi-Acting SEGA Board Chair. The STV VII also received different gifts from SEGA administration during the graduation day. All pupils who graduated in this year(2010) they will join Secondary education in January, 2011 at SEGA Secondary School. following this link to view images

LATEST NEWS-New SEGA Board Members

Astridah is a graduate from the University of Zambia (B.A.Ed, 1979), and has over 34 years experience teaching Mathematics and Geography, including 15 years as a headmistress and student counselling. She also has varied experience in the management at secondary school level: budgeting, strategic planning, monitoring, evaluation and report writing. As Headmistress of Askofu Adrian Mkoba Secondary School, the Ministry of Education and Culture (prior name for government office), selected her school to pilot a program for disadvantaged girls. The Project was called GSES(Girls` Secondary Education Support Project), and based on its impressive success, Astridah was requested to present a paper for one of the conference workshops. Astridah initially served as The Sega Girls School Education Coordinator for its first day program for non-formal education students that began in July 2008.

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Oscar Mlowe holds a Diploma in Education (Commerce and Bookkeeping) from the Kasulu Teachers’ College in Tanzania and has developed his career in information communications technologies (ICT) within the field of education. From 2006-2008 as part of a national program to upgrade Teacher Training Colleges, he installed local area networks and trained all Teachers Colleges tutors in Tanzania on network device installation and computer application programmes. Oscar currently serves as an Assistant Systems Administrator at the Ministry of Education and Vocational Training, based at the lead college in Morogoro, coordinating and conducting computer systems training for 34 teacher training colleges in Tanzania, and is a certified trainer and organizer of Cisco IT Essentials coursesl.

Nurturing Minds In Africa
featured on CBS/Philadelphia evening news
January 5, 2011
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The Sega Girls School Graduation Ceremony
December 3, 2010
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Sega Girls School receives $26,000 from US Ambassador Community Grant in Tanzania to establish its first business: poultry farming.

Nurturing Minds receives a $400,000 construction, matching grant from USAID - November 2010
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Virgin Islands Montessori School & International Academy fundraises for Sega Girls School and UNICEF - 4th annual 80/20 lunch

Colorado Middle School Hosted "Souper Supper" and raised $6000!!!! Fantastic Job!!!

Colorado African Party Fundraiser -raising over $30,000!!! Congratulations Rocky Mountain Chapter.

Nurturing Minds Chair/Clarke Blynn presents at Opportunity Collaboration Conference in Mexico, October 10-15th.

September 2010 Newsletter

Sega Girls Schools interviewed for Tanzanian Radio and TV
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Forgirlsake organization exceeds its pledge and generates over $8,000 for Sega Girls School solar-powered computer lab

Suntech of America donates 22 solar panels for the new school building (worth $30,000 in Tanzania)