• Thanks Sarah Duggan for the beautiful article you have written about our phonics project in Uganda. For those of you who don’t happen to [...]

  Hitting the headlines with some phonic tonic

  26/09/2015
• Meet Omony George – acting head teacher at Layibi P7 Primary School, one of the schools I am currently working quite closely with. Omony in [...]

  Tomatoes for education

  21/09/2015
• Welcome to our largest local supermarket in Gulu: Ucumi. Now this is what you do when you hardly have any items left in stock: you just spread [...]

  It’s over

  13/09/2015
• Last Sunday was ‘youth Sunday’ in church. One of the young guys preached the sermon. There were a few things about the sermon that [...]

  Not his property

  12/09/2015

• The day is almost here! Tomorrow (September 8) is International Literacy Day (proclaimed by UNESCO). The theme for this year’s [...]

  International Literacy Day is here!

  07/09/2015
• We ducked to our local pork butcher in town to get some meat. 1/4kg is 3000 shillings (around 50p/$1.20) or one kilogram is 13000 shillings. We [...]

  Four quarters of a kilogram rather than one kilogram

  06/09/2015
• If you wanted to find out a little bit more about northern Uganda and the infamous Joseph Kony, then The Wizard of the Nile is quite a worthy [...]

  Wizard of the Nile

  05/09/2015
• Our holidays came to a pretty sharp end when we jumped off our bus ride from Nairobi a couple of hours earlier (thankfully) and Ron Matheson from [...]

  Receiving more than giving…

  04/09/2015

• Hello world, Just a short note to say we’re back from a lovely little getaway with some beautiful friends in Kenya. Rested, well fed, well [...]

  Back from slumber

  01/09/2015