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Massive thanks goes to everyone who helped us fund emergency surgery and prayed for four year-old Raphael. We can inform you that the surgery – though not easy and lasting six hours – was successful and probably saved his life. 

Our Primary 6 class really enjoyed a visit to a Dutch dairy farm on the outskirts of Mbale town.

Our less academic, more practical pupils are learning vocational skills that will set them up for jobs in the future. Check out our short video (just 36 seconds long) where students are learning to cook a much-loved Ugandan snack called chapati. Alongside normal classroom lessons, these children are building life skills like carpentry, cookery, art and crafts and hairdressing. We call it our P8 class.

Classroom learning at Child of Hope took a new twist as pupils’ learning went global – with a shared live maths lesson with a class in Bristol!

See a short video of our Primary 6 pupils working at the school field, preparing the rice garden for planting.

Our new Primary head teacher is a local lady that brings lots of useful experience to the school

Now when you shop at smile.amazon.co.uk, Amazon will donate 0.5% of the net purchase price of eligible purchases to Child of Hope.

Video: It might be pouring with rain, but nothing stops these boys from playing barefoot footie in front of our school!

Thanks to Child of Hope’s all-round care system, a young girl who was barely surviving due to health issues is now thriving. 

Ever wanted some publicity material about Child of Hope to give out? Well, now we have some new printed literature...