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Our Students
Our children have faced war, AIDS, unbelievable hardships. Despite these obstacles, our children are excelling. • Half of our high school students attend the best eleven high schools. • 32% of our students who were ranked placed in the top ten of their class. • 46% were in the top twenty. (The average class size was 78. The largest class size was 221.) • New Vision, Uganda's largest newspaper, chose two CFTF students, Bayona Victoria and Kasozi Hilda as top students in Uganda. Only 11 students in the entire country were selected. • Kasozi Hilda was appointed assistant head girl at Namugongo. Bayona Victoria was elected deputy head girl at Kings College Budo. Bayona Victoria was selected by Kings College Budo as one of two Ugandan exchange students at The Brooks School in Massachusetts for six weeks. • Katongole Godfrey attended a youth conference in Nigeria. Donate on PayPal 3rd Term, 2007 Results • Kasozi • Kimbowa Julius was 2nd and Kibalama Joseph was 3rd at St. Joseph's Nagalama Secondary School. • Muwanguzi Joseph was 3rd at Budo Junior Primary School. His siblings, Nantaayi Sarah was 9th and Ssenyange Frank came in 10th in their classes at Budo Jr. Pinyoloya Patricia was 11th. • Nantongo Madinah was 5th and Kusasira Moses was 8th at St. Peter's Nalya Secondary School. • "A" Level student Kamoga Moses received 19 points at St. Peter's Naalya and Katongole Godfrey achieved an 18 at Uganda Martyrs SSS Namugongo. • Oweka Saviour and Nakyeyune Sanyu achieved first grades on the Primary Leaving Exams (PLE). In 2006, Ssekanjako Musa, a former street kid, got a score of 6 on his Primary Leaving Exam, the best score ever achieved by a street kid in Uganda. • Stella Nabakka and Derrick Yiga scored first grades on their S4 examinations.• Kayiranga John was 2nd at his primary school. Acan Martha, Kaggwa Fred, and Ssebutinde Sunday received 1st grades at their primary schools which did not rank pupils. • Naluwooza Maria finished 8th in her class at Kikaaya College.• Kimbowa Julius was elected Mess Minister at St. Joseph's Naggalama. Jjuko Joachim was made class monitor. Bukenya Aloysious is a class monitor. Nantayi Sarah, is a house mom at her primary school. Wasswa Stephen received a school service award at Namugongo for his work in music, drama, and dance. Wasswa Charles and Okello Ronald were prefects of their class. Donate by credit card Donate on PayPal • Ongom James returned to his old primary school in Pader IDP camp and spoke to the students. Wasswa Charles helped produce short video spots for this website. • Eight of our students had their work showing conditions in northern Uganda exhibited at Makerere University Art Gallery. In Africa, education, like medicine, transforms lives. We The Creativity of Our Scholars As you learn more about our organization, you may want to get to know our students better and learn about their accomplishments. Please take the time to: • Read a few short biographies of our scholars See what your donation accomplishes Donate on PayPal Please help a child achieve his or her dreams.
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We collaborate with a number of Uganda-based organizations to locate children who have all the skills, promise, and determination to succeed, but who do not have the means. We provide these children with education, room and board, clothing, medical care, and a family.
imbue our students with the faith, intelligence, and compassion to change the terrible conditions that once robbed them of their educations. They are no longer "outside the dream", but are poised to lead Uganda and East Africa to a more secure and prosperous future.