• President Museveni partially lifted lockdown restrictions last night. Whilst private vehicles can now move again and passengers are now legally [...]

  What of the children?

  31/07/2021
• I was cycling home from our office when I passed an old friend on his bicycle. We quickly recognised each other, then circled back to greet each [...]

  Sugar-coated challenge

  20/07/2021
• Meet Olyec Andrew (in the middle). This is certainly not the clearest photo; however the story behind this photo (and many like this) are the [...]

  Opportunities in the lockdown…

  05/07/2021
• We are one week into our 42-day lockdown with new restrictions in place across the country. During the President’s Speech he announced that [...]

  Cases are up, vaccines are ‘over’

  14/06/2021

• Exhibit A: Evidence of learning taking place (well… not technically, but take my word for it). Exhibit B: You should listen to these kids [...]

  Learning through lockdown…

  09/06/2021
• In some countries, late night shopping channels offer a wide range of goods for sale – much wider than you could possibly imagine. Of [...]

  I’ll take… that inflated paddling pool thanks

  03/06/2021
• We have always had neighbours. We have always thought we were ‘neighbourly’. We would lend cups of sugar when asked. We even went to [...]

  Learning community

  04/05/2021
• We’ve been teaching the neighbourhood children for over a month now. There are many highlights that I would love to ‘write home [...]

  We’re helping… no money needed

  23/03/2021

• We have a new outside picnic table in our lounge room – we couldn’t fit enough children around our dining room table. A large sounds [...]

  Teaching 12 is easier than 1…

  08/03/2021
• I’m not sure about you, but I always thought that children who are inquisitive are bright children: they question the world around them and [...]

  Your inquisitiveness is undisciplined!

  01/03/2021