Building Hope, Changing lives

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Building Hope, Changing lives Helping Our Community Thrive Glorious Primary and Nursery School

Humble Beginnings…. Our Story Glorious Primary and Nursery School began in February, 2016. With a dream of providing low-cost education to a hurting community, Jingo James, along with 7 volunteers, began a modest school in the village of Lwamalenge, in the Bukomansimbi District of Central Uganda. Land was donated, a building was built, and so the project began!

Our Vision is Glorious! Our dream is to provide necessary education for the children of our community and hope for their families. With education, opportunities and a vision for their future, entire families can break the cycle of poverty and have hope for a better tomorrow. Utilizing knowledge, new skills, and a sense of hope, we are making a tremendous positive impact! Glorious Primary & Nursery School

As Our School Grows Our Needs also Increase Glorious Primary & Nursery School continues to thrive, although most teachers work as volunteers, without pay. We request that families provide food for their children to bring to school. However, 75% of the children arrive without basic provisions due to poverty. The school endeavors to provide for these children as well as the teachers, relying largely on donations.

Glorious Primary and Nursery School Continues to grow every term! Despite the odds, our school continues to prosper. New students apply to the school every term. Some come from distant villages to benefit from the service we provide. Parents are seeing the difference in their children, and are expressing their hope and excitement for the school to continue. As children graduate to higher classes, we have a need to expand our levels upward. Glorious Primary and Nursery School started with 40 children in February, 2016 and ended our 2018 Term with 284 children!

Mission & Goals Our MISSION Provide for the education needs of the village of Lwamalenge and surrounding areas Our GOALS Build seven additional classrooms Build an assembly hall Employ additional certified teachers Purchase motorcycle in order to facilitate meetings with parents and community leaders make necessary purchases provide for emergencies Purchase tables, desks and chairs for classrooms

Our School’s Objectives Provide a classroom atmosphere that facilitates learning Provide certified teachers Provide meals for children that cannot afford to bring their own food Provide for the needs of the students that are unable to return home on school breaks and weekends Instill a sense of hope and purpose for every child; every child is a valuable and important part of our community. Glorious Primary & Nursery School

Lwamalenge Village, in the District of Bukomansimbi, Central UGANDA

Project activities Of Glorious Primary & Nursery School Each class learns required subjects appropriate for their level in addition to developmental and social skills Classes also engage in sports such as soccer, football and netball as well as field trips Additional elective subjects are being added to provide cultural and trade skills which further enrich the lives of each child Students enjoy mealtimes together and with their teachers

Current Goals & Budget to start Item Description EUR 3 Classrooms For levels P5, P6 & P7 € 5000 Class room Equipment Chairs and desks € 1000 Office Administration € 2000 Office Equipment Tables and Chairs € 300 Motorcycle Transportation School Supplies Text books € 500 Kitchen Preparation of meals € 700 Kitchen Supplies Pans, plates, cups Plastic Tank Water storage € 800 License Primary School Glorious Primary & Nursery School

Realised and implemented from February 2016 through December 2018 ¾ acre donated one classroom built second and third classroom built Toilets built, 2017 Additional land purchased (through donations) Piggery began by donation to assist with future food resoures, and theAnimal Husbandry trade skills class, Glorious Primary & Nursery School

Primary & Nursery School Glorious Primary & Nursery School