This was our third and final day at Life Care Primary School. We started our day with Nancy reading Crow Boy, the story of a teacher who sees potential in a student whom all the students call stupid and slowpoke. After that, Quentin completed the second...
The first two days with the 21 teachers and administrators at Life Care Primary School in Kampala have been full and fun! And the classrooms and playgrounds are some of the nicest we have seen (some foreign help). We come home each day a bit exhausted, yet so thankful...
(Christine, Nancy, and Shallot) PASSIONATE OVERACHIEVERS! After meeting with some of our PS78-TEP students yesterday, my conclusion was that those who study with us are “passionate overachievers.” They are passionate about their work with children, and...
“Welcome back to Uganda!” It was so good to hear those words after our arrival in Kampala at 7:30 AM this morning. Our 25+ hour flight over was a bit rough, and my suitcase did not arrive! Nor did the suitcase with the children’s books for the teacher workshops...
Yesterday was a bit different for us. Instead of working with teachers, Solomon invited us to give a parenting seminar with his home church. If you have followed us in past trips, Dale McLane is our usual “Parent Seminar” leader. But, it was Solomon, our friend, our...
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