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About

Winfred is the second-born in a family of three. She lives with her grandmother and her mother. She would like to pursue a career in law when she grows up so as to make a contribution in the justice systems of the country and the world. She loves role playing and catching up with news. She believes that education is the key to success.

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Total $500
  • Uniform
    $100
  • Tuition
    $400

Winfred's Funding history

Year Grade Receipt Status
2025 Form 1

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Hello friends! I am very excited to write this journal.Being my first time to write to you I would like to share my experience in secondary school with you.I find that life in secondary school is more fun than in primary school. I have made new friends who have been of great help to me in my studies. I have already adapted to the new school life and teachers. They are nice and they teach us well to understand.
I have joined the netball club and I hope that I will participate in next year`s competitions. I am excited that the long holiday is here. I will be occupied with books and assignments.
Life at home is so good and I am having best moments with my mother and my sister. We are waiting for rains to come while getting ready for the planting season.
My gratitude goes out to you for ensuring that I am always in school by paying my school fees. May your cups overflow.
I wish you a merry Christmas and a happy new year 2025

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