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Stories That Inspire Change
From on-the-ground updates to behind-the-scenes moments — stay connected with the people, progress, and purpose driving School for Life forward.
Liverpool Partners meet their sponsor students!
A wonderful team of our generous supporters Liverpool Partners recently travelled all the way to our schools in rural Uganda to finally meet the class of 40 students they have been sponsoring since 2017. Read on to find out more about their moving journey.
An Inspiring Climb for Claudia
Our wonderful supporter Claudia recently came along on a once-in-a-lifetime adventure with us, hiking Mt Kilimanjaro and visiting our school campuses in Uganda. Take a look at what she has to say about the time she spent with us on this journey.
'Climbing Kilimanjaro was the toughest, most incredible thing I've ever done.'
There were moments I questioned my life decisions and would have been totally ok to stop. It was in those moments I reminded myself why I was here. The money raised would go towards education and improving the quality of life of so many kids. It was bigger than me, and it was time to dig deep. My mantra for the climb was ‘One foot in front of the other, one breath and then the next’.
Our Summit for School for Life adventure
On September 8th, a group of 16 adventurers reached the summit of Mount Kilimanjaro. It was a feat that took seven days to complete; a gruelling mental and physical challenge battling freezing cold temperatures and altitude.
Experience the week up on the mountain from the eyes of our CEO, Annabelle Chauncy, who led the team of 16 and tackled Mount Kilimanjaro the second time around - two years in a row!
Win a luxury safari to Uganda!
We are giving you the chance to win a luxury travel experience for two in Uganda, and to help School for Life Foundation educate 160 new students in 2017! For just $5 you get the chance to win the trip of a lifetime...
Kilimanjaro: Trek for our Teachers
Want to join us in Tanzania and Uganda? This is the trip for you! We’re climbing Africa’s highest mountain to raise funds for our teachers. And we need your help.