Tuesday, November 11, 2014

Thank you my teachers.



Oh, at last I have finally finished my primary Leaving examinations and I feel proud. I know God was with me while writing my  exams so I will excel. Thanks to all my teachers for the great work done.

Prossy Atuhurire.

Thank you God for helping me pass.




I am glad that whatever was taught to me has finally appeared in the final examinations. Thanks to my teachers for the great work done which has brought the smile of success.

I know all will be fine until the issuing of the results. The struggle still goes on and I now ask for God's mercy to help me further so I may continue with my studies.

Thanks an extra to Mr. Bawalagga , Mr. Bosco and Mr. Bernerd.

Your lovely student,
HARRIET. N.

Tuesday, October 7, 2014

Miss Cindy and friends.



Dear Miss Cindy,
My name is Nulu and I have many friends like Namakula Rabiha, Nada, Reagan, Samiha (we call her BIG because she is fat).
We love you so much at our school. We read your letter sometimes and we get so happy. I think you are like Mr. Bawalagga, our teacher. He also loves teaching us and also being with us all the time. He loves the young children in school and if he is not at school I feel bad because he teaches me maths very well. Our teacher tells us interesting stories in our classes. You really must like him. 
I am so thankful to you Mrs. Cindy and your friends for loving us. Thank you for everything you do. Our teacher says you have just begun school and here we are about to end the year. Christmas is coming up soon and I love it. I pray that I will be able to send my friends a gift,

Your friend in Uganda
Nulu 

How to Pass Mathematics.

I discovered the trick to pass mathematics than never.; My teacher always told me never to be negative about this subject; he told me to solve at least ten numbers a day; use my friends before using the teacher but this has been the story to my success in mathematics. To all you my friends who think mathematics is hard, try my trick and you will not regret.

By Namuddu Florence.

Tuesday, September 23, 2014

Girls' Day

Many people think going to school is obvious but this not true, however it takes a lot of courage and support; not only financial but also mental and moral support to the young generation. The wave of challenges they face especially in developing world has seen many of them drop out of schools. The girl child especially in Uganda faces a lot of oppression and so many discontinue with studying. Petty things have landed our dear young girls into problems with selfish men especially in slums like ours.
Many young girls especially 14 to 18 years have been deceived by people with simple gifts to woo them from the right channel of education; but remember my young generation, that is just short -lived, many good things are in the future so value the opportunity of education.

We have organized a seminar that will take place on the 18th of November and we shall have many speakers from Christ the King Church , Victory Church, Hon. Maria Kagimu, Child Need Africa and many local leaders and gospel artists. We expect a lot of advice from them ,so do not miss.
Inform all friends.

By Ronah, Senior Woman
Great Valley Children's Center.

Life had not come to an end.

When my teacher told me that life cannot end until it ends, I did not understand what he really meant. Last year I sat for my primary leaving examinations and I thought that was the end of life because I did not have hope that one day I will ever go to school again because our school goes only up to primary seven. So I wondered how and what I could do thereafter but there is a Living God that has enabled me to go to school in this new year.
I will always be grateful to my teachers for the love and care.

Harriet.

Monday, September 15, 2014

A Great Opportuinty in my Life.



Oh GOD, this day has been so great for me. I thought studying had ended last year after I sat for my primary Leaving examinations but I thank GOD and my teacher, Mr. Bawalagga Yaledi for his effort to find me a sponsor who will take me through my O- level secondary level for 4 years. This is my a very great opportunity for me. God always help me and I know I will achieve more in my life.

Thank you all our friends for inspiring us,

Your friend in Uganda,
Edith.