Projects

Karambi Primary School is situated on the western border (with Congo) of Uganda. We have been supporting Karambi Primary for several years. When we have donors we will buy the 5 acres of land, then start the development of a new school.

Katalamwa Primary School is situated on the outskirts of Kampala. The school started in a small room in a house, and expanded. They were able to acquire 3 acres of land, on which they hope to build their new school.

Katonte Junior School is situated in the south of Uganda, near Jinja. The land has been donated by a local family. Due to the lack of schools in the area, and high levels of illiteracy, the family wanted to see a school in the area.

Lweeza Primary School is situated on a hill overlooking Lake Victoria. It is in a remote area of the Mokono district. The nearest town is Nenjeru (10km). The school owns 10 acres of land.

Palisa School, (situated in Palisa), shares a building with a local church. It looks more like an air raid shelter than a building for education. They have about 60 children, study in the church, and have three acres of land for future development. The school has been running for just over a year.

Kisole Baptist Primary School is located right on the border of Uganda and Kenya. They requested a new school building to replace their mud structures. The school had a strong attendance but very poor resources and facilities.

Christ the King Primary School, is situated around 30km north of Kampala. When we first visited the school in 2006, it had three classrooms made from mud with tin roofs. It was encouraging to see that the school had made many of its own resources, and were trying their best to give the children an education.

Fields of Life Academy in Uganda, consisting of 340 pupils ranging from Primary 1 to Primary 5, having two buildings, did not have enough classrooms to facilitate Primaries 6 and 7. This was a pressing need if the current Primary 5 was to progress.

Over the last 2-3 years we have raised £100,000 to 'transform' Mpata Primary in Mukono, Uganda. The new school caters for 300-400 children and is one of the leading schools in the area. We will also be looking into medical and feeding projects in this area, to ensure that the children's health is of a higher standard.

Moroto literacy school in Moroto is situated outside the chief town of the Moroto District of north eastern Uganda, (west of Mount Moroto). It is home to the Karamajong people, a nomadic herding community (similar to the Masia). The area is a very unstable and instead of the traditional weapons the Karamajong carry Ak-47s. There is a high level of poverty and Moroto is far from the developed capital of Kampala.

New Foundation Primary School in Uganda owns 17 acres of flat land. The building was completed in the summer of 2007 when a team from St. Ninian's High School (Isle of Man) helped finish the painting. St. Ninian's High School spent one year raising funds for this school and you can read about their experiences by clicking on the link below: http://www.sch.im/snhs/index.php?option=com_content&task=blogcategory&id=80&Itemid=131 Previous to St. Ninian's becoming involved, the school at this site had been destroyed by the rains, and our thanks go to Kenmore Church, Primary and Glen Lyon Primary for raising the necessary funds to construct a more permanent building.