Run, St. Noa's, run! And so I'm coming to you after an epic two weeks filled with family visits, cake, and more importantly 2 SPORTS DAYS?! The sports days are leading u to a national level event which will be held in Fort Portal some time later this month. So in the meantime, we had the sub zone level, which involved 5 local schools battling it out on the field, and then the week after at a sub-county level, which is as far as our school's hosting goes ... ...

2 month anniversary ... I'm currently sitting in a youth hostel in Kampala having had my first hot shower in weeks! Amazing! We've had the week off this week, due to P7 exams, so we havse finally started to explore Uganda. We began by travelling past the equator (not too exciting when youre squeezed onto a minicab with 20 others, a chicken under your legs and an unusually dusty/potholed road for Uganda). To the Queen of Peace project in Nabiawanga to watch th...

First for Five. And so, sitting in a small wooden box-like internet cafe in Kampala, I'll begin. I'm currently living in a small village called Myanzi, 30 minutes West of Mityana in Mubende district. Predominant language spoken is Luganda, my lugandan mainly consists of food that I like to eat, and 'more please'. We live in the hub of a fledgling orphanage, which seeks to place orphans around the village in different guardians houses. Needless to say, weekend...