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Meet Raphael Agyapong, son of a Fairtrade cocoa farmer from Ghana This presentation is Meet Raphael Agyapong, son of a Fairtrade cocoa farmer from Ghana This presentation is brought to you by: Photos: Pete Pattisson www. tradingvisions. org www. dubble. co. uk www. petepattisson. com

My name is Raphael Ayapong. I come from Akumadan in the Ashanti region of My name is Raphael Ayapong. I come from Akumadan in the Ashanti region of Ghana. My father’s name is Mr Batu and my mother, Mrs Cecilia Amankwa. My father is a cocoa farmer and my mother is a farmer.

SLIDE TITLE HERE • Other stuff here In the morning I collect water for SLIDE TITLE HERE • Other stuff here In the morning I collect water for my family I use a bucket and I go to the well and pump. When it’s full I leave with the bucket on my head and return to the house. (This well was built with Fairtrade money)

SLIDE TITLE HERE • Other stuff here Then I sweep the house and do SLIDE TITLE HERE • Other stuff here Then I sweep the house and do house chores In the morning I sweep the whole compound or the verandas before I go to school.

Finally, I set off for school in the morning I leave home at about Finally, I set off for school in the morning I leave home at about 6: 30 to go to school. This is a picture of me going to school and waving at my parents.

MEET RAPHAEL • Come over from Ghana All the people in the world • MEET RAPHAEL • Come over from Ghana All the people in the world • Other stuff here My school is called “Great Fammis” The name of my school is called ‘Great Fammis’ in Akumadan. There are 11 teachers and 500 students. (This school was built with the ‘social premium’ from Fairtrade chocolate)

This is me in the classroom (click icon for sound) This is me in This is me in the classroom (click icon for sound) This is me in the classroom Students are applauded when they answer a question correctly.

MEET RAPHAEL • Come over from Ghana All the people in the world • MEET RAPHAEL • Come over from Ghana All the people in the world • Other stuff here I am leading prayers for our school I am a senior prefect. Leading prayer at school

MEET RAPHAEL • Come over from Ghana All the people in the world • MEET RAPHAEL • Come over from Ghana All the people in the world • Other stuff here This is ‘Michael Essien’ at breaktime! Most children in Ghana like football. Ghana is in the World Cup for the first time (2006) and I hope Ghana will do well.

SLIDE TITLE HERE • Other stuff here It is our end of term party SLIDE TITLE HERE • Other stuff here It is our end of term party This is our last day at school and for that reason we had a party. This is a picture of I and my friend Gideon dancing. I like dancing but Gideon is a better dancer.

MEET RAPHAEL • Come over from Ghana All the people in the world • MEET RAPHAEL • Come over from Ghana All the people in the world • Other stuff here This is my friend Gideon Most children in Ghana like toys but they don’t buy toys from the shop or the supermarket, they make their own toys. An example is my friend Gideon. He has made a nice fan from tin cans.

SLIDE TITLE HERE • Other stuff here Sometimes after school I hang out with SLIDE TITLE HERE • Other stuff here Sometimes after school I hang out with my Dad This is a picture of I and my father going to the farm. My father was riding and I was sitting at the back.

SLIDE TITLE HERE • Other stuff here This is my Dad cutting down a SLIDE TITLE HERE • Other stuff here This is my Dad cutting down a cocoa pod He uses a long knife on a stick.

SLIDE TITLE HERE • Other stuff here This is what a cocoa pod looks SLIDE TITLE HERE • Other stuff here This is what a cocoa pod looks like It is shaped like a rugby ball.

SLIDE TITLE HERE • Other stuff here I am doing some weeding on the SLIDE TITLE HERE • Other stuff here I am doing some weeding on the farm Here I am uprooting the weeds. This is important because the dry cocoa leaves fall to become manure, so when I uproot the weeds it gives a way for the dry leaves to reach the ground.

SLIDE TITLE HERE • Other stuff here I am helping to make dinner with SLIDE TITLE HERE • Other stuff here I am helping to make dinner with my Grandma Many Ghanaians like “Fu Fu”. Here I am pounding “Fu Fu” with my Grandma. “Fu Fu” is a mixture of Cassava and Plantain.

SLIDE TITLE HERE • Other stuff here After school I also do homework After SLIDE TITLE HERE • Other stuff here After school I also do homework After school we are given homework. When I arrive at home, I take a chair and I put my books down and then I try to do the assignment our teacher gave to us.

SLIDE TITLE HERE • Other stuff here I go to church every Sunday The SLIDE TITLE HERE • Other stuff here I go to church every Sunday The service lasts about 5 hours.

SLIDE TITLE HERE • Other stuff here My message to young people in the SLIDE TITLE HERE • Other stuff here My message to young people in the UK… … is that you should continue in the good way you have been doing and support Fairtrade. And also, tell the shops and supermarkets in the UK to stock more Fairtrade and Dubble chocolate.

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