Meet our NEW Secondary School Students!

Meet our NEW Secondary School Students!

Meet our NEW Secondary School Students!

April 23, 2022 Read

MEET OUR NEW SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS!

First and foremost we would like to express our deepest appreciation to all our donors. Thanks to your generous commitment, we are able to continue the UKHF Scholarship Fund, sending 5 of the brightest students from Healing Focus to continue their secondary school education!

This is a tremendous achievement for everyone involved; from Esther Bagoole who is doing a tremendous job running Healing Focus school, to the fantastic teachers who have worked tirelessly despite the forced 2 year school closure due to COVID-19, to the determined students themselves, whose dedication, good humour and hard work continue to inspire us to do our best.

THANK YOU!

2022 Senior 4 Students In 2022, our Senior 4 students will be completing their secondary school education at Nkuutu Memorial Secondary School, in Iganga. The Headmaster, Mr. Moses Sekelala, has expressed that they are doing very well and expects excellent results from them at the end of year National Exams.

2022 Senior 4 Students Without further ado, it is with great pleasure that Esther Bagoole introduces us to our five new sponsored students, Polline, Gladys, Wickliffe, Jerimiah & Rachael.

Polline Tendons Polline Tendon is 15 years old. She joined the Healing Focus Orphanage Centre Program at the age of 5 as an orphan. She has always been a diligent student ever since she joined the orphanage. She completed her P.7 education last year at Healing Children’s School and excelled in the national exams where she scored first grade. She did not have any money to further her education. At that point, her education would have ended had it not been for the UKHF Scholarship Fund. She aspires to be a lawyer, to advocate for girls who are sexually abused in villages. She likes to socialise with people, playing basketball and dancing.

Gladys Namabiro Gladys Namabiro is 15 years old and joined the Healing Focus Orphanage Centre Program in 2012 when she had just lost her grandmother who was taking care of her. She has always been one of our best students. She completed her P.7 education last year passing her national exams in the first grade and awarded overall best science student in the district! Like her friends she did not have money to further her secondary education had it not been for the UKHF Scholarship Fund. She aspires to become a neurosurgeon. She’s a quiet person and likes reading and swimming.

Wickliffe Bwana Wickliffe Bwana is 15 years old and joined the Healing Focus Orphanage Centre Program in 2011. He has always been a very hardworking student and was elected as Head Boy at Healing Children School in 2019 to 2022. He completed his P.7 education last year and passed his national exams in first grade. He aspires to become an Engineer. He likes socialising and playing soccer.

Jerimiah Ngobi Jerimiah Ngobi is 15 years old and in Senior 1 at Nkuutu Memorial School. He joined the Healing Focus Orphanage Centre Program in 2011 also as an orphan. He is very focused and determined. He completed his P.7 education last year at Healing Children’s School and passed his national exams in first grade. Jerimiah aspires to become a doctor to help treat people in the community.

Rachael Namuwaya Rachael Namuwaya is 16 years old and in Senior 1 at Nkuutu Memorial School. She joined the Healing Focus Orphanage Centre Program in 2011 as an orphan. She’s a confident girl who has strong values and is passionate about the rights of girls/women. She’s a very active student in both academics and games and sports. She completed her P.7 education last year at Healing Children’s School and passed the national exams in first grade. She participated in the district female marathon competitions in 2020 and she emerged the best participant. She was elected and served as a Head Prefect at Healing Children’s School in 2019 to 2020. She aspires to become a lawyer to advocate for the rights of people, especially the vulnerable women in Uganda. She likes to run marathons, play soccer and volleyball.