The Dr.Reijntjes School for the Deaf in Moratuwa, Sri Lanka, started in 1984 with 8 deaf ...
The deaf girls like to play volleyball in their free time and the deaf boys play cricket...
Dat betekent dat er in de loop der jaren een gespecialiseerd team is opgebouwd om de groep van 100 dove ...
Foundation
Dutch
De Stichting tot Steun aan de Dr.Reijntjesdovenschool in Sri Lanka
werd opgericht in 1982, toen Tineke de Silva-Nijkamp met de voorbereidingen begon om deze Dovenschool te starten in Sri Lanka.
Het doel van deze Stichting is om de activiteiten van de Dr.Reijntjesdovenschool in Sri Lanka te ondersteunen, voorlichting te geven aan sponsors en belangstellenden en de donaties van sponsors voor de Dovenschool over te maken naar Sri Lanka.
De contact persoon is Dhr. Bill Engbers,
Telephone
:
(prive): 05415-15601
E-mail
:
bill.engbers@home.nl
English
The Foundation Dr. Reijntjes School for the Deaf was established in Enschede, the Netherlands, in 1982, when Tineke de Silva-Nijkamp was about to start with the Deaf School in Sri Lanka.
The Board Members are supporting the activities of the Deaf School in Sri Lanka; they are giving information to sponsors and are transferring the donations for the Deaf School to Sri Lanka.
The Deaf School is named after Dr. Reijntjes. He was a famous ENT Doctor in Enschede, the Netherlands. He passed away in June 2010 at the age of 95 years.
Tineke de Silva worked 12 years together with him in the Prof. Dr. Huizingschool in the Netherlands, before she started the Dr. Reijntjes School for the Deaf in Moratuwa, Sri Lanka in 1984.
The annual climbing of the famous mountain Adams Peak (2250 mtr) was again a nice adventure for the eldest group of deaf students of the Dr. Reijntjes School for the Deaf. As a preparation all...
It was the first visit of the Dutch Ambassador H.E. Drs. Piet and his wife Dyonne to the Dr. Reijntjes School for the Deaf in Moratuwa.
It was an informal visit, which made it very special. The couple was very much interested in the education and other activities of the deaf pupils of...
