I visited this tiny community on the south west coast of Madagascar last year. The Vezo people are subsistence fishermen .

I filmed with them for a week. The most generous, kind, giving people i have visisted .

Their school hut had blown down the previous year and the teacher left.

The children were so gentle and eager to learn.

the cost of a new school house and teachers house was so little , that i felt we had to try .and help

In our first push we amazingly raised enough money for the school, which we have built. In our Second push we raised enough to be building our second and third classrooms, with three teachers and over 200 children attending.

Now we have been running for over a year. It is incredible what we have all been able to achieve. There is so much to still do and support.

think of a school of 200 children and what it needs . Its only there because of us , so we must keep going. We need to buy and make desks and stools, bookds and supplies , learning aids, teaching aids, even some sports supplies ! . Lets keep going everyone and thank you from the bottom of my heart.

Toby