What it looks like to teach in Uganda

So last time we showed what our living accommodation look like, this time we have some shots of where we teach. I teach primarily, and Renee exclusively, at Kikaaya Vocational School. This is located on a separate campus just down the road from Kikaaya College School (in the Ugandan system, as in the British system, college means late middle school and high school) where we board and I teach once to twice a week.

Here a couple of shots of what the vocational campus looks like. The large pile of wood is used by the kitchen to cook lunch and dinner for the students.

This is the school's cow, sadly it is their only cow. It spends most days grazing at the vocational campus. Not pictured is the dog that follows it around all day.

Here is my classroom. On the right are some of the students hard at work.




















Ms. Renee teaching away, note the hole in the wall behind her. And a pair of students helping me put the computer lab together.


Me and Sam, one of my best students.

And finally, for those of you who asked, what our typical meal in Uganda looks like.

Not pictured are any of the staff members, as they either objected to having their picture taken or we don't know them well enough to try. Until next time.


--B