It was difficult when I joined form one. The problem was how to communicate using the English language, it was difficult to me, but now I have learnt this language and it is helping me to answer questions from exams. The moment I felt proud of myself was when I passed standard seven national examinations. My happiest time is when it is my birthday. My dream is to be electrical engineer. I will have to study hard science subjects like Physics, Mathematics and Chemistry. After reaching my dream, I will make sure that my family has access to electricity. I will help my community as an engineer and I will use part of my salary to support WEF students. If I could change my country, I would supply everybody with electricity.

The happiest moments I have experienced in my life are when I was taken to school and when I finished my standard seven class. Now I am in secondary school. My difficulty is the poor situation of my family and society. The moment when I felt proud of myself is when my fellow students and I succeeded well enough in our last exams to go to O-level. The happiest and memorable thing in my life is that my father took me to school. My dream is to be a civil engineer and I will get there by working hard and studying hard. I will help my family, community and WEF by building hospitals and schools. I will take care of disabled people by making sure all students are in schools where they are able to study well in a good class.

The experience that I remember from early in my life is passing my standard four examination and entering standard five. It made me happy because it is the way to my dream. The most difficult experience in my life has been my eye problems since I was in standard seven. I had to tolerate the situation and I learnt that I cannot give up. I was proud of myself when I went to Arusha town to visit a museum. It was an old cultural building which is specially used to keep our history. The most memorable and the happiest moment in my life was when I celebrated my graduation from standard seven. My dream to be a doctor, so I must study hard and perform well in science subjects. After reaching my dream, I will provide education to society on how to control diseases and I will help elderly people. If I had the power, I would improve medical centers so that people can get services in our society.

The most difficult experience I had was when my eyes started hurting during standard seven national exams. What I learnt from this is that problems may arise any time and they are part of life. I felt proud of myself when I was in the first position in previous terminal exam. My happiest moment was when I visited Lake Manyara National Park. I really enjoyed the tour. My dream is to be dermatologist; to reach my dream I'll have to study hard science subjects. In the future, I want to make sure that my family has good health. I will serve in community hospitals and I will inspire WEF students to be like me. If I could change my country, I would introduce health insurance for every citizen.

The best experience in my life was the first day I passed my examination in standard four and entered standard five in primary school. My most difficult experience was the day when I was crossing the road and got into an accident. My hand was broken. There was not enough money to take me to the hospital. It was also a hard time to go to school because my parents had little income. I learned that if you are using the road, you are supposed to follow the road signs I felt proud of myself when my school team won the match against our fellow school. The happiest and most memorable day in my life was when I celebrated my birthday in 2014. My dream is to be a dentist because there are people who suffer from teeth. I am going to study hard and perform well in science subjects. I will help my community and WEF by providing health care, and by taking care of disabled people by giving them food, shelter, and education. I will help WEF by making sure that a new generation of students will join. If I could change my community, I would improve the quality of medicine.

The most difficult experience I had in my life was when my left hand was broken when I was playing. What I learnt from this accident is to be careful when playing. I felt proud of myself when I climbed Mount Kilimanjaro because few people are able to do so. That day was the happiest in my life. My dream is to become a Laboratory Technician. I will study hard in science subjects to fulfill my dream. I want to help my young brother to pay school expenses when I work as laboratory technician in a community hospital, and I will join WEF in helping needy students.

When I was in a bicycle accident, I got some injuries on my left leg. I have learnt to be careful when riding. I felt proud of myself when I was chosen to be among of students interviewed by WEF. My happiest moment is when I knew I could speak English well. It helps me in my exams and now I am doing well. My dream is to be a civil engineer. I will study science subjects to reach my dream. When I am a civil engineer, I will help my parents to pay school fees of my young brother. I will provide support and learning materials for WEF students. If I could change my country, I would make sure the country has modern buildings and a modern transport system.

One of the most difficult experiences I have had in my life was when I was in standard seven. Our school was on fire and it was at night. I was still young. Help for us did not come soon. From this difficulty, I learnt that people need help and that's why I want to become a doctor. The moment when I felt proud of myself was when I got grade B in my standard seven results. My happiest moment was when my brother was born and I was happy to be called a sister. My dream is to become a doctor. I will have to study hard subjects like Biology, Chemistry and Physics. When I am a doctor, I am going to help my family by providing basic needs my parent can't afford and by changing their living situation. In the community as a doctor I will make sure that sick people are helped and educated on how to abstain from diseases like Cholera and Malaria. For WEF, I will make sure that I support you to help other students, just as you helped me. If I had power to change my country, I would make the education and health sectors free.

Notable experiences in my life are, first, passing my standard seven examination and, second, entering secondary school. My most difficult experience was when I started to learn English. I have learned that if you want to do something, you have to work hard. I felt proud was when I entered secondary school. My most memorable and happiest thoughts are from when I celebrated at my birthday party. My dream is to be an electrical engineer. I will get there through studying hard and doing well in science subjects. If I had the power to change my country, I would like to improve the electricity supply especially in rural areas because there are shortages of electric power.