We asked our students for feedback and were delighted with their comments. Some examples…
Great outcomes from our first workshop
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How did COVID and the lockdown affect our students?
Earlier in the year, a survey was sent out to Forward Africa Education Trust (FAET) students. Their responses have been processed into the following report. We asked the students questions on topics relating to the pandemic, the issues that were
Pleased to present our Annual Report for 2020
This last year was challenging! COVID 19 had a major impact on our students but with encouragement from our local partners and a food distribution programme to avert hunger, all returned to school after a six-month lay-off.
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It’s amazing how resilient our teenagers are! Not only do they have to deal with the daily ups and downs of surviving on limited means, when a global pandemic comes along they have to use all their resourcefulness to continue
Back to School, November 2020
Schools reopening in the time of COVID-19
Marie Grace, Student nurse
COVID has delayed my nurse training at university, but when I qualify I will try to be a good nurse who will work with empathy, skills of problem-solving, commitment to patient advocacy, open-mindedness and …
Read moreCOVID delays reopening of Schools
Controlling the spread of the virus has been a key priority within Rwanda. Schools and universities remain closed with students struck at home with limited access to e-learning. We continue with our feeding programme (thanks to generous support) and anticipate …
Read moreCOVID-19 Feeding Programme
Thanks to the generosity of donors we are able to supply food to our students and their immediate families.
Cynthia pictured with her food delivery. Their cupboard was bare as her mother who worked as a casual cleaner and washed
Our Annual Report for 2019
New Graphics, Our Model
Jackline pursues her dream
My name is Jackline and I am studying Information Technology in the Department of Software Engineering at the Adventist University of Central Africa – Rwanda (AUCA).
I have a mother only and she farms a small piece of land to
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A happy pre-term gathering for NOUSPR Students
Gathering students together before the start of the third term, NOUSPR Project Leader Dan Karangwa (third from left) is seen with the smiling group.
The school term started on Tuesday 21st August and the sponsored students (with Daniel and Claire …
Read moreSchool visit CGFK, July 2018
How are the students enjoying their school life?
Kevin: “I like my school CGFK because it is a friendly environment. The teachers are sociable and flexible and understand me when I have problems. But, because of my family poverty, I
…Read moreThree students at ESK Quaker School, 26th July 2018
How the students are enjoying their school life?
They enjoy learning and achieving, interacting with other students and with staff and taking advantage of the new opportunities and facilities the school has to offer.
The students can speak for themselves:…
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