Year 5&6 Sports Day 2019
Despite a series of rainy days, we managed to get some sunshine for the Year 5&6 Sports Day today! It was a fantastic day and we are so proud of…
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St Julian’s School ROA 2019
What an absolute joy it is each year to be invited to the St. Julian’s High School ROA ceremony. We always love attending to see how our past pupils have…
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Newport Schools’ Football League 2019
As another school year draws to a close, we reflect on what has been another successful Newport Primary Schools’ Football League. This season has seen a number of new schools…
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Gwyl Plant 2019
The bad weather certainly didn’t stop our AMAZING Welsh Country dancers this morning! They all arrived early, looking fantastic in their costumes. Children had the chance to dance with each…
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Parachute Games, Chance Nabweya & Another Gizzard
Another early start this morning. The team met for breakfast and Joseph arrived early to join us for a cup of coffee. We had a few things to buy before…
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DEO’s Office, Commissioning the Electric & Sing-Song with the Mwenyis
We had a bit of a lie in this morning because we had been summoned to the Mbale DEO (District Education Office) for a meeting with the District Inspector, Lydia…
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Visiting the Schools & Meal at Mr Walyaula’s Home
Our day started bright and early again on Monday, ready to visit all of the schools we are linked with. At breakfast, Mr Mansfield was slathering on the Factor 50…
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Singing, Sipi and Sunset
After the most sleep we’ve had since arriving in Uganda, we were feeling fresh and ready to start day 4 of our Ugandan adventure. We gathered for breakfast dressed in…
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Shopping, Painting and the ‘J Family’
After a wonderful night’s sleep in some very comfortable beds, we gathered for breakfast bright and early at 6:30am to begin our first official day of activities in Uganda! The…
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Entebbe to Kampala to Mbale
No sooner had our sleepy heads hit the pillows, the alarms woke us up at 6am the following morning. Mr Mansfield could be heard knocking and shouting an extra wake…
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