Exam week!

We had our exams this week and as usual, everybody was tense and eager for what was coming. We all know that when we hear of an exam or test of any kind, there is that fear that grasps us and so we have tried to teach our students to embrace the concept of exams knowing that in life, there will always be tests that come our way. It does not necessarily have to be in classes but also in life and how we come out of it grades how well one can handle great situations.
As usual the kids did not disappoint and did their best which is always what I ask of them. The main exams they take are Math, English, Bible and Computers but we also added home science with one class. We have a class called the fast track class which comprises of those bright students who can really excel in even higher exams. We enrolled them to a major primary level exam which is done after eight years of primary education which takes one to high school. Their exams comes from the government and the seven students performed averagely, and we know that by the time they get to do this exam at the end of November, they will do very well. They need our support and prayers right now. For them they are graded on English, Math, Swahili, Social Studies and Science.
All the teachers have great confidence in our students and we know that they can win in every situation they come up to and we see it by the way they perform in their exams.

Phillipo