Hear from teachers and students we've worked with below...
What teachers say
“A really big thank you for what was a brilliant talk – the children have been discussing what they learnt and were really taken by the entirety of what you discussed.” Teacher, Wellington College Prep School
"Informative and entertaining." Barbara Usher, The Coopers Company and Coborn School
"Another excellent talk...it captivated the audience like no other this term!" Tom Bennett, Royal Grammar School
“I loved how Caabu tailored the talk to the younger audience, but also gave them some good, balanced knowledge of the situation.” Teacher, Eaton Square Prep School
“The pupils gained a great deal from Caabu's visit and the staff’s feedback was equally positive.” - Teacher, Prince of Wales School
“It is so important to continue to expose the children to these great opportunities...” “We thought [Caabu] were marvellous!” Teacher, Wellington College Prep School
"It was a fantastic talk and I know from student feedback, they found it extremely interesting and it certainly broadened their existing understanding of the conflict. The overall consensus from both students and staff was that the speech was fantastic and presented in a very clear manner, which was great for those who had a limited understanding, and enabled those who were aware of the conflict to ask further questions." Sarah Gadd, Saffron Walden Country High School
"A very impressive session, which engaged the students and was thought-provoking. Thank you!" Nicky Jenkin, Sir William Perkin's School
What students say
“I really valued the way Lily spoke about the conflict in Palestine and Israel with respect, honesty and empathy, as well as the way she spoke during the panel event.” Y12 Pupil, Clitheroe Royal Grammar School
“I loved the talk because I realised that not only men had discovered many things but also women! Like for example Fatima Al Fihri who created the first university.” Y5 Pupil, Chalkhill Primary School
“I liked every single bit of the interesting talk.” Y4 Pupil, Chalkhill Primary School
"A very relevant talk by a very confident and competent speaker. Hugely informative and stimulating."
"Why aren't we taught about this in our other lessons?"
"Best this year!"
"As well as learning about the conflict, we also learnt about the huge importance of human rights for anyone involved in situations like these and a problem that we might consider to be fairly small can actually make someone's life a struggle to survive."
"I didn't know about any of that stuff before."
"It was really good, brilliant. Thank you."