It was a total surprise to turn up to the library for our day with spouses to find a group of secondary age students sitting in one of th...

Mike and I spent our day in Kajwenge visiting schools- something I always enjoy immensely. Lay reader John lives and works at St Peter's ...

What better way to wish Benjamin a happy retirement than to hold a leaders conference. Benjamin has been the driver of his vision to buil...

A visit to the Good Samaritan Training Centre saw new students training in tailoring, knitting and hairdressing. Bob was still teaching s...

In 2014 I visited Ngome Vocational Secondary school. The purpose was that young people, who were unable to attend secondary school becaus...

We spent a wonderful time with the pupils from Kajwenge Nursery school. The children from P1 loved the balloons. Language is no barrier i...

In Uganda the headteacher goes where she is sent. Having transformed Nyamwamba, Lavinia was sent to Kanyangeya, a school next to the airf...

Spending quality time with the street boys was a real treat. They wanted to show us where they now live since moving on from the tree. Ga...

Well for starters there are way more children in a Ugandan class than in a UK classroom! In 2007 Laura, a teacher at Darley Dene, joined ...

I think the Rwenzori Mountains are close to being the most beautiful mountains I have seen. So many people live in small communities all ...

On our first visit in 2005 we visited several schools to teach drama, art and sports. We received such a wonderful welcome. We were total...

What a Welcome (and culture shock). Twenty -five of us travelled to The South Rwenzori, Uganda, most of us for the first time. We went to...