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| Sponsors&Friends |
| Volunteers |
| School's Objectives |
| School's History |
| School's schedule |
| Our Mission |
The Sudanese Supplementary School enjoys very close relations with a number of charities, voluntary organisations and Non- government educational and social services groups in the U.k. and in Sudan.
They include the following:
1- Sudan Volunteer Programme
2- Voluntary Action Westminster
3-Paddington Association of Supplementary Schools (PASS)
4- KCW Health Authority.
5-Resource Unit for Supplementary &Mother-tongue Schools
6-City of Westminster College, Paddington Green.
7-North Kensington Video& Drama Project.
8- St. Mathew Church, Bayswater, London.
9- Westminster Play Association.
10-Mendola Sudan Cuisines, London
12- Sudanese Community & Information Centre, London
13- FORWARD for African Women Health,U.K.
1- Abdel Karim Mirgani Cultural Centre.
1-Tudor Trust
2- Trust for London
3-City of Westminster.
4-Trusthouse Charitable Foundation.
5-Network for Social Change
6-BBC Children In Need
7- Bridge House Trust
8- Community Chest Fund
9-- Paddington Development Fund.
10- MBC Heritage Trust
11-Harvist Trust.
12- others.
July 1997:
a- Mohamed Abdel Razag (Eritrean expert on supplementary education)
b- Abdel Hameed Ali Yousif (Somali ambassador brought up and educated in Sudan)
c- Dr. Babiker Yahia (senior medical consultant E.N.T., Omdurman Teaching Hospital.
d- Dr. Ahmed ELBushra (Lecturer in history- Univ. of Khartoum)
E- Others.
July 1999:
A - Late Professor Emeritus Abdalla AL Tayeb.
B - Sudan Volunteer Programme “ Memories of English voluntary teachers back from Sudan “
C - Others.
May 2000:
a- Dr. Harry Morgan - Chief Consultant/ obs & gynae Middex. Hospital, London.
b- Professor Ahmed Abdel Mageed { Ahfad Uni. For Women}
* and a host of health professionals on “ FGM (female circumcision)
October 2000:
Professor – Architect Abdelrahim Salim on “Suakin.”
May 2001: Renowned Painter Ibrahim Salahi – A Chat about Art in Sudan.
May 2002 - Symposium on Mother tongue teaching: Representatives of schools, officials and experts from specialized colleges in attendance.
June 2002: “THIRD WORLD FUN DAY “ As 16 Community Schools took part in a large cultural show hosted by the Sudanese School …Dr. Peter Cooke OBE was Chair.
June 2003 - Munir Sheikh Eldean ‘ Spotlight on The Heritage of Nuba Mountains “
7- Other visitors and speakers in 2004, 2005 &2006 included: Late You if Kowa, Dr. Mahmoud Salih, Abdelkarim Elkabli, Elsir Gadour, Poets Mahgoub Sharif, Elsadig Elraddi, Fideli Jammaa and Moiz Omer Bakheit.Mr J. Udal (D.C., Sudan Govt. 1953-56), Sir Harold Walker (SVP- London), Dr.Farouk Kududa, (Omdurman Ahliya) Dr. Zohair ElSarag, Dr. Salah Khalafalla Babiker, Dr.Saad Mahmoud, Mrs Rachel Hassan, Dr. Babiker Mukhayer Ustaz Sharhabeel Ahmed and wife Zakiya Abulgasim, BBC reporter Rasha Kashan, musicianYousifMosuli, Don Sloan ( former director of British Council, Khartoum ), Prof. Ahmed Abdelmageed,( AhfadUniv. ), Prof. Hamid Rishwan, Dr. Hahim ElTinay, Metropolitan Police officers Andy Howe, Paul Freeman and Anna Fairfax ( Keep London Safe ), David Wolton ( SVP Sec. ), Momen Osman Salih ( SVP- Khartoum Honorary Co-coordinator) , Mohamed Kibeida, Fareed Mahmoud ( Orphans Charity- Sudan ) , Dr. F. El Boushi and others.
Musicians and entertainers included:
Sharhabeel and his band, New Sudan Folklore Troupe, M. Elwakeel, Osman Babu, Eiman Elgaili. Kabli, FahdKhalifa, Hassan Elzein, aLTeiman, Mustafa Elsunni.
In partnership with the Sudanese Organisation for Children with Renal Failure and Abdel Karim Mirgani Cultural Centre (Omdurman), the School organized a well attended event on Saturday 26 August 2006 in London. Participants included: New Sudan Folklore (South Sudan), Reps. From Sudan Indian Community in London. and Heylahob Comedy Group, Nancy Ajaj, Amani Zaki, Mai Mahgoub Sharif, Muawya Elwakeel, Mustafa Elsu
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