My name is Daniel McNamara and I am currently in the sixth form at St Joan’s. I am taking Religious Studies, History and Design & Technology at A level. Next year I hope to go to university where I would like to pursue my studies of Religion and History. rnrnI first became involved with Udayan […]
I’m currently studying A levels at St Joan of Arc School; Business Studies, Physical Education and English Language. I hope to study Physical Education at Brighton University, starting in September.rnI’m really curious about how the money we helped to raise during school activities and our sixth form charity weeks has helped benefit the children. I’m […]
Hi, I’m James and I’m currently studying A levels in Business, Maths, Music and English Language. If I have enough energy left after studying this lot I hope to go to university to study something …. but I’m not too sure what at the moment! Ultimately, I’d like to work in railway management and possibly […]
I am Head of Sixth Form and an Assistant Headteacher at St Joan of Arc School. I am very much looking forward to being part of the team visiting Udayan in February, particularly as I was there two years ago. It is a fantastic opportunity for us all and one which I am sure will […]
Hi, I’m Amy. The A-Levels I studied were French, Business Studies and Psychology. I finished St Joan of Arc sixth form in May. I’m aiming to go to Nottingham University the year after next to study French. During my gap year, I plan to go travelling to India, Australia, New Zealand and Thailand. rnrnI got […]
Recent Pictures sent over from James and the team at Udayan of some of the children.
The Udayan Fundraising Committee would like to thank one of our benefactors, Shahab Uddin, who along with his three brothers runs Rasal Brasserie in Rickmansworth High Street. He very generously provided a wonderful dinner for A Flavour of India 2. The meal was supplied at no cost, thus allowing all the money raised at the event, held on Saturday 15th September 2007, to be sent to Udayan. When Shahab’s kindness became known by those present, there was a spontaneous applause.