Turkeys fighting at CALM yesterday evening and children watching happily
Turkeys are some of the birds that dwell in CALM. This year the community has purchased many to equip the poultry. Every evening after school children at CALM get involved into co-curricula activities such as music, drama, football, rugby, etc.
Sometimes surviving in the village becomes easy due to the plenty of fruits like jack fruits, sugarcane, guavas, mangoes etc. Since my mother was taking a long time to visit me I grew up knowing my grandmother as my mother and I was calling her “mother”.
Acrobatic team of CALM with Mr Youssouth from Rwanda, in white T-shirt, teaching Yoga to the beginners in acrobatics.
The mission of CALM is to rescue, to rehabilitate and to reintegrate into society, destitute children through provision of education basic needs and social cultural activities for a bright future. With this in mind, children at CALM have decided to join acrobatics in order to fulfill their dreams at the highest maximum level.
Why my parents never stayed with me is not that they never loved me. It was because of the situation and the environment that could not support my staying with them. We lived in a slam place in Kampala called Nsambya Kevina in a small single room house of any Ghetto or slam place you can think of.
Primary Five pupils sitting for the mid-term exams this Monday morning 20-03-2017
Today Monday March 20, 2017 began the mid term exams at Don Bosco Primary School. The session of these exams will end this Wednesday March 22, 2017. The last week was marked by the revisions in view of direct preparations to these mid-term exams. All the 76 pupils were present and sat for these exams.
The story begins on 27/Nov/1995. I was born to the late Kasule Benedicto and the late Nalubowa Florence. My father died in 1999 when I was four years old and my mother passed on in 2012 when I was in Primary Form Two. Until the time my parents both passed away, I had not even spent a year with them, except the time when I was still a baby.
Staff Members at Don Bosco Primary School during meeting
This included all the staff members of institution both teaching and non-teaching. It started at 4:00pm. The meeting was opened by a prayer from our beloved director Rev Fr Elly. It was chaired by Rev Br John Njuguna the provincial economer of the Africa Great Lakes (AGL) Salesian Province. He started by welcoming each and everybody who had attended as thus went ahead by appreciating everyone’s effort towards the smooth running of the institution.
Children and life mission (CALM) Namugongo receives 3 new members from south Sudan for the first time by names of Angelo Gore, Robert Sanya, and Amos Sabit. This was on 4/03/2017. For our home to receive members from outside Uganda is a great opportunity most especially from South Sudan where there are political instabilities. We really feel so privileged by God to extend our mission out of Uganda.
The debate at Don Bosco primary school
Yesterday in the Afternoon the pupils of Don Bosco primary school carried on a debating competition among themselves on the motion which stated that Modern technology is better than traditional technology .The motion was so interesting that one side had to win, that is to say the proposition side won the opposition side .After the debate the boys and girls were very happy about the it .
Six new staff members at Don Bosco primary school.
At the beginning of this year we found it worthy to add more new staff members at Don Bosco primary school since the number of the pupils are also increasing highly these are qualified teachers who have got general knowledge they are not specific like any others teachers from other schools ours are special ones, now so far our school admits pupils from primary to primary five and within the two weeks of the school opening we have got twelve new pupils and the six new teachers three from Uganda and three from Belgium of which I think ratio is proportional. However ,the Belgian teachers arrived on 7th of February 2017 .