Bringing Fairtrade to Life!
Pa Pa Paa LIVE! brings the lives of cocoa farmers’ kids directly into your classroom through regular webcasts.
The webcasts are made by the children of Fairtrade cocoa farmers from a rural school in Ghana. 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.
An annual subscription costs £40 and all proceeds go to the school and 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, Monday 27th September 2010
For many British kids technology means playstations, mobiles phones and staying in touch through Facebook, but what sort of technology do Ghanaian kids have access to?
- 11am, Monday 18th October 2010
Kids the world over love to dance. In the UK kids do ballet and tap dancing classes, some learn street dance, hip hop or breakdancing, and most go to discos. But what about in Ghana?
- 11am, Monday 6th December 2010
….but is it Christmas in Ghana too? The Kuapa Kids tell us all about the main festivals celebrated in Ghana.
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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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