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The 18th Marlborough Brandt Group (MBG) Summer Trip from St Johnโ€™s Marlborough is set to arrive in Gunjur on Saturday, 8 August 2026, marking another chapter in a long-standing partnership between the people of Gunjur and the Marlborough community in the United Kingdom.



This yearโ€™s delegation will be working at Gunjur Lower Basic School, the very school where the first MBG group constructed a classroom block in 1985. Continuing that legacy of community partnership, the volunteers will join local building professionals and members of the Gunjur community to renovate the schoolโ€™s dilapidated teachersโ€™ accommodation.


The renovation project aims to provide safe and comfortable accommodation for teachers who travel long distances to work at the school, helping to improve staff welfare and support quality education.


Beyond the construction work, the annual summer trip remains firmly rooted in the values of cultural exchange, mutual understanding and shared experiences. Throughout their two-week stay in Gunjur, the group will participate in a range of community, educational and cultural activities, strengthening the friendship that has connected the two communities for more than four decades.


The Marlborough Brandt Groupโ€™s continued commitment to Gunjur has contributed to numerous development initiatives over the years, reflecting the enduring spirit of international friendship, volunteerism and community cooperation.


Gunjur Online will provide coverage of the groupโ€™s activities and community engagements throughout their stay.

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