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Free photos from Africa to use in your school or group.

These pictures can help you to make displays, talk about life in African countries and think about comparisons with life in the UK. Images are a great way to talk about different cultures, and so we have prepared some advice about using pictures to help get you started. Just click on the images to view each gallery. Please note that these pictures are for home, school or group use - written permission must be obtained from Send a Cow for any other purpose. We keep on adding to this gallery, so please keep coming back!

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• Uganda images

• These images are of people, places and Send a Cow projects in Uganda. To support our work, including giving cattle in Uganda, visit our alternative gifts website.…

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• Grow it Global Ugandan Farms

• Pictures from the three Ugandan farmers taking part in Grow it Global. Starting with Zenah Muhumuza's farm, then Jane Apolot and Helen Kongai's farms.

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• Ugandan garden

• Plants found in the new Keyhole Garden Starter Kit growing in Uganda, and some other plants seen in Uganda that can be grown in the…

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• African Gardens

• Pictures of African style gardens in Send a Cow projects in different African countries.

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• Children’s toys and games

• Kids playing games and examples of home-made toys. Have a look at some fun resources, including toys and games.

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• Food images

• Images showing food being grown, cooked and eaten in African countries. We also have lots of resources linked to food.

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• Send a Cow help

• These pictures show the kind of animals and help that Send a Cow gives. To donate to our work, visit our gifts website or find out about…

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• Ugandan schools

• Photographs taken around various Ugandan schools, allowing comparisons to be made.

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• Tip-Tap handwashers & garden gadgets

• These African hand-washers come in all sorts of shapes and sizes. Make your own Tip-Tap with the help of these resources. There are also other gadgets that…

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• Sunflowers

• Photographs showing sunflowers being grown on African farms. You can also grow your own 'Sponsored Sunflowers' with children in the UK!

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