Welcome home ... and keeping the dream alive!

Everyone has landed safely at Heathrow and now on their way back home. 

We hope you have enjoyed reading our updates. Don't forget to share your son's or daughter's photos, experiences, anecdotes, personal stories and experiences with us (via the blog, Facebook, with Fee, or directly into the Outposts' office).

Help us to keep the dream alive and share in the memories and unforgettable experiences of the expeditioners' special time in Nepal!  

Photo Competition: We run a competition each year for the best photos from our expeditions with a prize being awarded to the winners. Why not enter your best photos by sending them in to us? Winners will be chosen and announced in September. Good luck everyone!

Ready for take-off ...

All on-board flight in Kathmandu ready for take off after very emotional 'goodbyes'.

Last evening of singing, dancing ... and tears!

Everyone had a lovely last evening with singing, dancing, tears and a reluctance for their adventure to end and having to leave Nepal. 

Now their bags are all packed and they're enjoying lunch at the famous Kilroy's before departure from Kathmandu this evening and their flight home.  

Kilroy's is a Thamel restaurant named after its Irish founder and chef. Expeditioners will be enjoying delicious dishes from Baltis to Irish Stew and yummy desserts such as bread-and-butter pudding sitting inside, or outside in the shady garden, complete with waterfall.

It's Showtime!

Expeditioners perform with the Nepali school children ...

Miss Savage shows how it's done

Getting ready for the show

Video of show rehearsal ... teaching class and the water purification system is up and running!

Rehearsing for the show tomorrow ... 

The water purification system is installed and looking good!  

500 litre tank up and running ... safe water for all!

Great job team!

The teaching continues in the classroom and in the playground ... 

Photos just in ... Community Project Work & Rosie's 18th Birthday celebrations!

Fun, laughter, teaching, project news and 'Happy Birthday' to Rosie!

Fee Bellamy reports:

All wonderful in Kathmandu!

Restaurant is being decorated with balloons etc as we speak for Rosie’s 18th! It has been a wonderful day for her and is not over yet …

Project update:

• Water Purification tank has arrived. Capacity 25litres. Now they have drinking water at school.
• Painting has begun on the school logo on the outside wall.
• Sports – Jack, Nath and Tyler have been teaching Volleyball with the net that Torpoint has donated.
• Guitar and Music – Georgie, Beth, Megan and Rhiannon are teaching how to play the guitar and singing.
• Drama - Yasmin, Imogen and Erin are breaking down the barriers with lots of fun and laughter. 
• Arts & Crafts – Rose, Hannah and Alice are being very creative with paper plates, leaves and ….
• Maths – Alice is number-crunching and making maths fun.
• Geography – Jasmine and Terry are using maps of UK and Nepal to compare and contrast the physical geography. 
• Supply teaching – Martine and Faith!!
• Zumba – Anna's got the moves and is passing them on!

Friday is revving up to be a lot of fun. Typical Nepali dress is being brought in by the Nepali teachers for them all.