An Email Received from Razan Elshazili of @womenofsudan Instagram Account - 5th August 2020
Hello, Hope you are well. My name is Razan Elshazali, and I'm the owner of @womenofsudan on Instagram. I used to go to Unity High School as a student, however, I do not think we ever crossed paths. I just wanted to thank you infinitely for your work on the UHS archives. It makes me so happy knowing our vast visual history is preserved, digitalised and easily accessible. I use the website regularly to find content for my page and future website, so I really just wanted to contact you to let you know, on behalf of everyone that has ever attended Unity, that we appreciate your efforts immensely! Thank you for your dedication and for your time. Reply from Steve Gooch: Dear Razan, Thank you so much for your email which is very much appreciated. The Unity High School Archive has been a labour of love for many years now, though somewhat silent in recent years. I am glad that you find it to be of use. There are other materials still to be posted to the Archive that have been collected ov...
Staff pay 5SDG per month from their salaries to buy presents for stff who get married, have babies or leave. The school should spend the due amount of money on those presents.
ReplyDeleteThe amounts were agreed this year with Linda Robbie and Marina. The money was given to Linda. Linda bought presents at considerably less value. So where is the rest of the money? Quite a few staff returned their presents in disgust. Do you have the rest of the money Linda? Or are we to believe that your bargaining powers in the souk (which seems to be where you got the presents from) is so poor.
It would be recommended to staff that they desist from contributing to this fund. Although it is only a small amount, it is very clear that it is not being spent on what it is given for.
ReplyDeleteTell me about it. I got a piece of junk worth about 5 SDG at the most and as for what Bertram and Gill got - talk about an insult. Nice little earner for you there Linda?
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