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New Canaan Country School student Ifeanyi Ndokwu of Stamford tells the story The Hippopotamus and the Turtle which originated in Nigeria.
New Canaan Country School student Matt Rivera of Stamford told the story The Duck, the Goose, and the Pot of Soup which originated in Nigeria.
New Canaan Country School student Ambika Nott of New Canaan told the story The Man Who Didn t Wish to Die, which originated in Japan.
New Canaan Country School student Lila Gizzie of New Canaan told the story The Most Cunning Animal, which originated in Belgium.
Eighth-grade featured storytellers Ifeanyi Ndokwu, Lila Gizzie, Ambika Nott and Matt Rivera.
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The Lampedusa cross is made from pieces of a boat that was wrecked on 11 October 2013 near the Italian island of Lampedusa, close to the coast of Tunisia. The overcrowded boat carrying 466 migrants from Somalia and Eritrea caught fire, capsized and sank at a time when there was no official maritime rescue service. Three hundred eleven refugees fleeing persecution and seeking refuge in Europe were drowned. Inhabitants of Lampedusa helped to save the lives of 155 others.
The island’s carpenter, Francesco Tuccio, met some of the survivors at his church and, moved by their plight, made individual crosses for each person. Unable to make a difference to their situation, the best he felt he could do was to use his skills as a carpenter to fashion each a cross from the boat’s wreckage as a reflection on their salvation from the sea and hope for the future. These crosses also reflected the fate of many migrants.