School of HOPE

Thanks to our School of HOPE committee representatives, parents and guardians for amazing mentoring sessions to our students. Many thanks to our well wishers for the support of development and exam fees for our students which is a big impediment to their successful completion of primary school education. Many more thanks to their hardworking teachers too. It takes a village to raise a child. Wish all our students at Nankhali, Nguli, Kang’oma and Tsabango schools all the best in their studies this term.

Thankful for the safe trip home and opportunity to spend time with family.

Best wishes to our 8th graders currently seating for their National Primary School Leaving Certification Examination. You are such a wonderful group of students who have persevered through challenges brought forth by COVID-19 and we are sure you will do great!

Congratulations to the following amazing Standard 8 graduates who successfully passed their National Exam and are going to Secondary School:

Chifundo Kasauka (Mlanda Secondary School)
Edson Yohane (Mchitanjiru Secondary School)
Mphatso Nota (Kang'oma Secondary School)
Cynthia Banda (Kang'oma Secondary School)
Chikondi Lepitala (Kang'oma Secondary School)
Oscar Dzuwa (Kang'oma Secondary School)
Ganizani Joseph (Kang'oma Secondary School)
Ozil James (Kang'oma Secondary School)

We are very proud of you, keep up with your hardworking spirit and we wish you all the best in your new phase of academic journey.

Building Life, Home, Better World at the University of Southern Maine Spread between three campuses in Portland, Gorham and Lewiston, the University of Southern Maine is in one of the coldest parts of the United States. But for many years now, international students have found warmth in the communities they join and homes they make for themselves there.

Some of School of H.O.P.E. beneficiaries receiving this term's supplies at Kang'oma primary school. Many thanks to our board members, committee members and well wishers who keep our programs going. We wish our children a successful rest of the term.

Congratulations to our best fourteen students of the year. Overall, most of our beneficiaries did well and will move on to next classes this coming academic year. Our children who attend Nguli, Kang'oma, Nankhali and Tsabango schools registered a pass rate of 86, 83, 75 and 71 percent respectively. We wish you a wonderful break, return back to school with full energy and do better. Always proud of you all!

Wish our children all the best on their end of term exams this week!