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About

Faith's parents are too poor to afford her education. She has three brothers and one grandmother. She loves playing football (soccer).

Where your donation goes

Total $600
  • Food
    $50
  • School Supplies
    $50
  • Boarding Fees
    $200
  • Tuition
    $300

Faith's Funding history

Year Grade Receipt Status
2021 Form 4
2020 Form 4
2019 Form 3
2018 Form 2
2017 Form 1
2016 Class 8
2015 Class 7

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The year started well on January 3rd. We all reported to school as usual to go on with our learning for the term. Unfortunately on March 15th the government announced the closure of all learning institutions due to the spread of Covid 19. However, we were allowed back in school after a break of seven months. We were given the first exam after the long break but my mean grade was low. I am working hard to ensure that I attain a good grade to get a university entry.

All the best,
Faith
As it is my second year in high school. I am very glad to be in Highway academy High school. This school is well known for its performance and how it conducts itself. First, it was started in 1996 and all the students have passed their Kenya Certificate of secondary Education[KCSE]and the first student had a mean grade of A.I have learnt many subjects and the topics are different compared to form one. So, for my best subjects are Biology, Kiswahili and Agriculture. It has a conducive environment for learning. I am working hard to be a lawyer with a mean grade of A. We all work in hand with our teacher in order to archive our goals. It has a very large computer laboratory which has helped me to know how to use a computer. It has a laboratory such as Pegasus. The un wanted and enthusiasms which they talk about people`s culture in the community. I like playing netball and Soccer which has enhanced my skills. My hobbies are reading novels and singing. I always look forward in order to acquire my dreams. May the almighty God grant the management with blessings.
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