10 Jahre und viele Erfolge – das gehört gefeiert! Wir haben dieses Wochenende das Tugende Together Jubiläum in Hall gefeiert
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Water School – Ein Status Quo
In Zusammenarbeit mit Advocacy for Water and Environment Conservation (AWEC) und unter der Schirmherrschaft von Swarovski Water School (SWS) hat TuTo das Water School Programm 2021 gegründet.
Continue readingTuTo student elected as head girl of her school
Nakyesa Fatiina has always been known for her ambition and high motivation. We are therefore very pleased to inform you that she has also been elected as the head girl of the Hands of Hope school in Uganda.
Continue readingAward winning TuTo Member
Ganz besonders stolz dürfen wir euch von der Auszeichnung unseres Kassiers in Uganda, Ben Baguma, berichten. Ben wurde vom Accelerated Mentorship Award als Produzent des Jahres 2022 ausgezeichnet.
Continue readingSpenden sind absetzbar
Ab August 2022 sind Spenden für Tugende Together in Österreich von der Steuer absetzbar. Die Spenden müsst ihr nicht selbst melden, sie werden von uns an das Finanzamt weitergeleitet.
Continue readingTuTo Primary School is running
The TuTo Junior School Campus has been expanded by three classrooms and a library.
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Our new teachers
We are very happy to introduce you to our new teachers at TuTo Primary School:
Cissy Nakabiri is the class teacher of our first grade. The 25-year-old is our language expert, because she speaks English and Luganda ( teaching language) as well as the locally common Lusoga. Cissy will also take over a few subjects in the second grade. The mother of a two-year-old son is specialised in teaching primary school classes.
Mercy Awor is a successful graduate of Kyambogo University and teaches the second grade at TuTo Primary School. 21-year-old Mercy started teaching at Karibu International School right after graduation and has been a teacher for over three years despite her young age.
Atiya Kagoya has been in charge of the top class at TuTo Primary School since January 2022. The 31-year-old teacher has three years of teaching experience. The mother of two also holds a certificate in Early Childhood Development (ECD) from Makerere University.
Our three new teachers support each other and form a perfect team that provides our students with an excellent educational foundation with lots of empathy and expertise. We are very proud to have such great women at our school.
Back to school
We are very happy to inform you that in the mid of January 2022 all schools in Uganda have been reopened after 83 weeks of lockdown. Most of our students were very excited about the return to school.
Unfortunately, not everything went without problems and a few of our students dropped out of the program or have to take a break until they can go back to school; because some of the girls get married or become mothers. Some still needed some convincing, also their parents and guardians. Thanks to the great efforts of the TuTo Uganda team, the return to the schools could be arranged without any big problems.
The TuTo Junior School was also able to reopen on January 10, 2022, and also started new with the first two primary school classes (primary one and two). A total of 88 students are now attending our TuTo school. Three new teachers, Ms. Mercy Awor Ms. Cissy Nakabiri and Ms Atiya Kagoya have been hired for our school and we would like to introduce them to you in the following article Link.
All children and young people have grown taller, older and more mature over time. The government therefore ordered automatic promotion for all students to the next higher class. The reason given for this was to compensate the students for the two lost Corona years. This is of course a big challenge for teachers as well as for the students.
Here you can find some pictures about the return to school.
Plans to reopen schools in Uganda – UPDATE SEPTEMBER 2021
Since schools in Uganda are not allowed to reopen until January 2022 according to official presidential statement we are planning to expand our private home-schooling program for all our students.
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