21.07.16

Pope's envoy in South Sudan in pursuit of peace-building

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Pope Francis has sent a special envoy to South Sudan to urge for an end to violence in the country and to help establish dialogue and trust between the warring parties.


16.07.16

Zebra House emerges triumphant in this term's Music, Dance & Drama Competition on Parent Visitation Day

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This term's Music, Dance and Drama Competition took place on Parent Visitation Sunday, with a good number of the girl students' parents turning out for their daughters' performances.


14.07.16

All Safe In Ibba, Despite Conflict In Juba

Many of you will have heard in the media over the past week of the further outbreak of violence in Juba the capital of South Sudan, with the senseless loss of hundreds of lives.


13.07.16

John Benington is one of four runners-up for Times/Sternberg Award

FIGS Chair of Trustees John Benington received the Times/Sternberg Active Life runner-up award at 11 Downing Street by Michael Sternberg QC, representing his family foundation. The award was presented, in recognition of his work on setting up Ibba Girls Boarding School.


12.07.16

South Sudan Photo Essay: 'I can't see but God is in my eyes'

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On the eve of South Sudan's independence, photographer ROBERT FOGARTY captured the citizens of the world's newest country, in their own words.


08.07.16

Kindness Closes the Gap: James Barrett's Think Piece 2, June 2016

Kindness recovers kinship, a reality of connection there to be made.


08.07.16

5th Anniversary of Independence

FIGS July 2016 Newsletter


07.07.16

Linking the North Cotswolds to South Sudan?

Article from John Benington


07.07.16

UK commits to help 175,000 more girls go to school and learn

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Leading the fight for every girl’s right to learn.


04.07.16

A BIG Thank You!

We would like to extend a huge 'thank you!' to all of these Friends of Ibba Girls School, who have made it possible for 120 South Sudanese girls to continue their education in a safe, healthy environment.


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