Serian UK, founded in 2005, is a registered charity that aims to promote education for sustainable ways of living in the UK and Tanzania.
We’ve supported Noonkodin Secondary School, in a remote Maasai village in northern Tanzania, since it was first established. Noonkodin is the only secondary school in East Africa to teach local cultural heritage (such as songs, stories, traditional calendars and medicinal plant knowledge) as well as the more ‘conventional’ subjects like Maths, English, Science and History.
Its projects include tree planting, organic farming, gender equality training, and research into human values.
In the UK, we support Global Dimension learning in primary and secondary schools through UK/Tanzania school partnerships, Maasai-themed assemblies and practical arts activities.
We also organise public events, including talks, workshops and a biennial photographic exhibition.
