I went to The Gambia about 12 years ago and had a fab time, I learned about different cultures, Customs and Interests. I tried new activites like fishing ,snorkiling and diving. The food was great and the people were friendly Here are some facts about The Gambia you may or may not know.

The Gambia has unique qualities over many other destinations. It is only six hours away from major European destinations, there is no jet lag, and it is a popular and affordable winter destination attracting tourists in search of sun, sea, sand and cultural experience of which this unique country has plenty.
Location: West Africa – The smallest country on mainland Africa

Capital: Banjul

Land Area: 11,295 Sq.km (4361 Sq. Miles)

Population: 1.5 million

Climate: Pleasant sub-tropical climate with two distinct seasons

Timezone: Greenwich Mean Time (GMT)

Currency: Dalasi (GMD) Pronounced (DA-LA-SI)

Religion: Islam about 85% of the population
Christianity and African Traditional Religions (ATR) 15%

Official Language: English

Local Languages:
Mandinka, Wollof, Fula, Jola, Sarahule, Serere, Manjango, Creole (Aku or pigeon English, broken English). French is taught in some secondary and high schools and some of the staff in hotels, restaurants and excursion agencies speak other European languages such as German, Italian, Dutch, French and the Scandinavian languages.

Taken from the website visitthegambia.gm

I really think that most adverts are just pointless, unless they are warning people on dangers of smoking or knives and guns and violence.

Sometimes

I has come to my attention that we in England are not being taught WRITE - (or is it right), I give up.
That is what is happening all around the country. They give up. (Teachers, Tutors).

I know there are two sides to every STOREY (story) - We could blame the Teachers and Tutors, but we have to consider the Student (The way they are brought up by there parents is a factor)

The most disappointing fact is that the students nowadays do not want to learn; all they care about is there computer games, bloging, and watching videos (My Opinion) -After speaking to over 100 kids between 9-17 years old.
I have to say the language some of them spoke was disgusting and abusive (This, I think is down to the way Parents speak to there kids and teach them)
I do pity some of the Teachers and Tutors after what I experienced with the survey carried out.

Now it is your turn:

1. Should they bring back caning in schools?

2. What do you think should be done to improve peoples learning and attitude towards REEDING and RIGHTING and manners?

3. What would you do to improve your childs future in education?

I think every person has a right to an education