Former scholarship student, Nasri, is assisting with home schooling during lockdown.
He was one the first students on our scholarship scheme launched in 2014.
Then he was living with his grandmother in her home.They had very little.
He was shy and lacking in self-belief.and had huge gaps in his schooling because there was no money to pay. He had been forced to have long periods out of class - the one place he wanted to be.
He was one of our first Class 8 Primary kids to take the Kenya Certificate of Primary Education which he passed with flying colours and has since completed his secondary schooling and is studying at university.
He was shy and lacking in self-belief.and had huge gaps in his schooling because there was no money to pay. He had been forced to have long periods out of class - the one place he wanted to be.
He was one of our first Class 8 Primary kids to take the Kenya Certificate of Primary Education which he passed with flying colours and has since completed his secondary schooling and is studying at university.
Since lockdown started he has been working with our children at Happy House who are learning at home.
He is grateful for all the support and opportunity that Happy House has, and is, giving him.
