Our Ik Tribe Pupils and Students
At the beginning of each Term holiday and at the end of the year, we rent a bus to take the 36 Ik Community young people back to their mountains, their culture and their unique language.
“Make Hay While the Sun Shines”
FAMILY CARE UGANDA “Make Hay While the Sun Shines” 12 July 2017 At this time of year, February, we are able to buy maize/corn and beans at the best time of the whole year. We had our own harvest and it has been dried and bagged, and we did some significant buying from...
Our Secondary Student Work Force
FAMILY CARE UGANDA Our Secondary Student Work Force Robin Yamaguchi 12 July 2017 We are now fully supporting 34 in their further studies after they leave our school. Many graduates, when their uncles see what great results they got in the National PLE exam, begin to...
Our Graduates Excelling in Secondary Schools
FAMILY CARE UGANDA Our Graduates Excelling in Secondary Schools Robin Yamaguchi 6 March 2017 Since our school covers Primary/Elementary classes only, we bring in some of the most disadvantaged children, many of whom not only don’t speak English, but have almost zero...
2017 off to a Great Start!
FAMILY CARE UGANDA 2017 Off to a Great Start! Robin Yamaguchi 3 June 2017 It’s been exciting getting off to a new year! Our pupils have been very busy with their beginning of term exams and initial studies. We brought in a group of 12 new Ik young people who had not...
Building–Third Home for Children and Storage Rooms
It’s been exceptionally busy of late. We received a most generous donation from Nos Vies a Partage Foundation and it’s enabled us to almost finish the third home for children.
Sports Day and Football
FAMILY CARE UGANDA Sports Day and Football Robin Yamaguchi 2 October 2016 Football and Volleyball are the current most popular sports at our school, yet recently on our Sports Day, we had a range of games to give each one a chance to excel and to enjoy life together....
Excursion for Top Class to Historical Site
FAMILY CARE UGANDA Excursion for Top Class to Historical Site Robin Yamaguchi 2 October 2016 A notable historical site call Fort Patiko lies not too many kilometers from our school, so since it’s part of the curriculum, we arrange an excursion to learn the history...