Oxfordshire teenagers build road for Moroccan primary school

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 5 Oct, 06:12 · Archive

Pupils from Aureus School in Didcot built a road for a primary school in Morocco during a World Challenge trip.

Teenagers from Aureus School in Didcot participated in a World Challenge trip to Morocco, where they helped construct a road for a primary school. The pupils also trekked through the Atlas Mountains during their visit.

The expedition combined practical work with exploration of the North African landscape, giving the students the opportunity to contribute to a local infrastructure project whilst experiencing the mountainous terrain of the region.

Oxfordshire teenagers build road for Moroccan primary school — Image: Oxford Mail

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Oxfordshire teenagers help build road for primary school in MoroccoOxford Mail · 5 Oct, 05:00
Oxfordshire teenagers help build road for primary school in MoroccoOxfordshire Guardian · 5 Oct, 05:00

In this story: Aureus School · Didcot · Morocco · Atlas Mountains

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