More than five years ago we were celebrating the fact that our island school would remain. Yet, we are still under threat of losing it.
We want to share island life with other people who may find it attractive, and so last autumn we organised an Open Day where we showcased houses for rent and for sale. There was a market with handicraft businesses from Made on Sandøya as well as a café.
The event proved a success, we gained a lot of media coverage, generating marketing for Sandøya.
We need more inhabitants, and I am certain (and hope) more people will fall in love with the island and make the life changing steps to move here.
In the photo Malou is trying out her bike. She is due to start this year, and she has started riding the bike by herself to school.
For me that is added life value.
We want to share island life with other people who may find it attractive, and so last autumn we organised an Open Day where we showcased houses for rent and for sale. There was a market with handicraft businesses from Made on Sandøya as well as a café.
The event proved a success, we gained a lot of media coverage, generating marketing for Sandøya.
We need more inhabitants, and I am certain (and hope) more people will fall in love with the island and make the life changing steps to move here.
In the photo Malou is trying out her bike. She is due to start this year, and she has started riding the bike by herself to school.
For me that is added life value.
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