From the Foothills of Mt. Meru

Sitting at the foothills of Mt. Meru, International School of Moshi (ISM) Arusha Campus is host to 16 Primary 1 (P1) students.
Coming from across the globe we have arrived at ISM with great excitment for learning and contagious laughter.
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Monday, December 6, 2010

Bird of the Week (29/11-03/12)

Bird of the Week:
Wire Tailed Swallow


The top of the bird’s head is red and it has two thin
extensions on its tail that look like little wires.
Usually found in pairs that mate for life, this swallow
builds its nest on the side of buildings. It catches its food
whilst flying and likes grassy areas and woodlands
common and is found all over sub-saharan Africa
and Asia. They’re easy to spot around campus... just
look up!

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