Scholarship student, Rita, 15, is in Form One at Happy House Secondary School..
Her schooling would have ended at primary level, had she not been given a free place in our school.
Her mum, mother of eight, scrapes living burning charcoal and had no means of sending Rita, a bright girl so full of hope, to high school.
Science is key to Rita's hopes of being a doctor. Today she writes about our science lab:
Our lab is built close to the Secondary School and it is the most wonderful lab of any school in our region.
Her mum, mother of eight, scrapes living burning charcoal and had no means of sending Rita, a bright girl so full of hope, to high school.
Science is key to Rita's hopes of being a doctor. Today she writes about our science lab:
Our lab is built close to the Secondary School and it is the most wonderful lab of any school in our region.
It was built
using blocks that are painted a white colour. Also it has several glass windows to allow fresh air to circulate and there is a wooden
door.
Inside, there is a long bench table for us to work at,with stools for us to sit on,
The table has cupboards where the aoparatus is kept . On the wall there are charts and posters witrh information that help us to learn.
The lab also has a blackboard an a sink.
We have a very nice lab whiich gives us the best chance to learn and understand science and to do experiments
*We are desperatefor people to sponsor our scholarship stidents, like Rita. £20 a month will provide all they need to succeed- including tuition, uniform, books, shoes, two meals and snacks. Please, can YOU give a child a chance?
Please email elizabethgomm@childrenofwatamu.net
Please email elizabethgomm@childrenofwatamu.net
