Farhan is an alumnus of The School Fund's scholarship program. Click here to support a similar student.

Raised $750 from 1 donor Needs $0

About

Farhan comes from a nomadic family, which includes his mother, two grandmothers, two grandfathers, five sisters, and nine brothers. Being from a nomadic family, Farhan is especially excited to have earned a scholarship to study at our school and have the opportunity to improve his and his family’s future. Farhan’s biggest accomplishment is learning English and continuing to improve his language abilities. When he first arrived at school, he had trouble understanding English, but he now feels comfortable learning in English. Now that he is comfortable with English, he enjoys helping his peers who are having trouble learn English so that they can do better in school. In the future, Farhan hopes to be a School Headmaster so that he can help other students learn.

Where your donation goes

Total $750
  • Tuition
    $750

Farhan's Funding history

Year Grade Receipt Status
2021 Grade 12 ($1080)
2020 Grade 11 ($1080)
2019 Grade 10
2018 Grade 9
2017 Grade 8

Journal

Use the journal feature to write directly to a student

attach photo (no copyrighted images):
Must log in to post a new journal entry.
Farhan
Sun, December 16, 2018 at 5:29 pm GMT
This year has been very challenging, because it is the first year of upper school. Doing a lot of homework and writing many essays, which made me to think every thing deeply and teach me how to manage my time and have motivations. but on the other hand it has been excited year to participate the primary tutoring and teach or help the young kids from the village so that they can get opportunities like this. I am not educate only to have a better future but I usually try to help the others around me, and that is the real meaning to be educated person.

Share Farhan's story

Other Students

100% of your donations to students fund their education.

  • Nohemi

    100%

    Nohemi

    Peru

    Nohemi is from the small rural community Socma in the Sacred Valley Region of Peru. Growing up it was difficult for her family to meet their basic needs. This made it challenging for her to prioritize her studies; nevertheless, she was persistent and found the support she needed for secondary education through scholarship programs. "La alegria y las ganas son los que guian nuestro camino para el exito. "Happiness and motivation guide our path to success." In the future, she would like to use her knowledge and experience in order to help develop a sustainable tourism program for Socma. She is very proud of her beautiful community and hopes to share her culture with others in a way that allows for responsible social development.

    • Raised $500
    • Needs $0

    School Year 2017

  • Leah

    100%

    Leah

    Kenya

    Leah's parents are in the latter stages of HIV and therefore unable to work and provide for her. She needs help continuing with her education.

    • Raised $600
    • Needs $0

    School Year 2025

  • Laurance

    100%

    Laurance

    Tanzania

    In 2012 I did the national examination for two days. In the results, I got a 192 marks, equal to grade B, and I could join standard 5. When I was in class 5, my mother passed away. It was difficult for me. She paid my school fees. Another person paid my fees in class 6. My examination results were good and I passed to join standard 7. In standard 7, we did the mock examination for our zone and I got a good result, grade A. Then I did the national examination and I got 217 out of 250 marks, equal to a grade A. Now that I have financial support from The School Fund, I want to pass all the national examinations and become a doctor.

    • Raised $175
    • Needs $0

    School Year 2018

    • See more students