A lazy start to the day after our busy week saw myself and the others having a slow breakfast together and enjoying a couple much needed hours of relaxing. Apart from Kaitlyn who got herself busy meeting one of the Nairobi girls to visit the museum and snake park and then spent the rest of the day in town. The rest of us headed off to the nearest post office in the afternoon to post letters back to our families - aware we would probably get to them before the letters did! We

Today was our last school workshop visit of the project. Going for the grand finale, we had three schools organised for today. To ensure all schools were reached in the allocated times, we had to split up. Myself, Kirstin, Michaela and Micha headed off early to the first school where we met Loreign and Glory and Shelley from UoN. The teacher Winnie led us to a hall with over 300 girls awaiting us. We split them into two for our workshops and they were very perceptive to the a

To be clear: our day was not hell. It was actually pretty good. Our destination was called Hell’s Gate and we had an amazing industry visit. But now from the beginning! The day started to the sweet sound of our alarms at 6:20 am, so we could meet at 8 o’clock on campus with the UoN girls, our driver and his matatu (a minibus). With loud music for our tired ears, we made our way to Hell’s Gate National Park where KenGen operate a geothermal powerplant. Castor meets us at the p