Our Journey in Early Years
We were welcomed by a class of beautiful children aged 3-5 years old and were able to observe a typical morning in the nursery. As […]
Sarah's Highlights
*The wonderful, welcoming and gorgeous children and staff here at Wellspring who have been incredibly hospitable.
*Visiting my friend Emily at ‘Eqisa Ministries’ in Jinja; […]
First Impressions
First day in Kampala so full of sights
That flicker on in my eyes though I’ve turned out the lights
Saw smiling business men, sat in orange […]
Hopes and Fears
Diarrhoea.
That is my greatest anxiety about my upcoming trip to Uganda. I’m not worried about flying, when my visa will ever arrive or even how […]
Lovely Elevens
It's that time of year again. The sun comes out, the shades go on. The exam timetable is published and students start counting down days, […]
Veronica's Medicine
We were all packed up and ready to leave for Kamwenge and Geoff and I decided to brave the journey even though we weren't feeling […]
Releasing potential
It was a few months ago now that I had my laptop stolen from school. As you can imagine, I was gutted (for three reasons). […]
Road to Kamwenge
A few years ago, I went with a couple of friends and a bunch of teenagers (who have become friends), to Uganda. Their parents placed […]
Uncles
I’ve got a friend I want to tell you about. We too often hold back in telling how great people are until it’s too late. […]
Yes!
I'm not very good at lighting fires. I found this out when I purchased a chiminea and tried my hand at fire-starting. Thankfully I had […]
Risky Reflections
I’ve had my last lessons with my current classes. As you know, I’m leaving my current school, so I’m not going to see those students […]
Running the race
Yesterday was sports day at school. I was dreading it but it was a rather fun day all in all. The sun shone, an ice-cream […]
Accompanying & Approaching
Today’s been a funny day. I like to think I’ll try to glean something good from every day and today I got a double-dose! I […]
Public Displays of Affection
I’ve decided to take a few big steps recently. It’s ironic, as it all started with a fall, which in many ways felt and seemed […]
Low and Slow: Classroom Style
So, since hearing Heidi Baker speak on living 'low and slow', I've tried to remember this at key points in my day. She spoke really […]
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