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New Library & Classroom Block Completed At Suubi SS

We were thrilled to see the latest classroom block at Suubi Secondary School completed in. Students and teachers are now happily using the library, science and computer laboratories. With the gas from the biogas pit latrines connected to the new science room, students are now able to carry out practical experiments, instead of merely learning from text books, as has been the case to date. How exciting!

Enjoy a tour around the new classroom block .........

What an impressive sight!

Since filming this video we have had a wonderful response from our supporters and we are happy to let everyone know that the remaining classroom furniture is now currently being produced by students. What a wonderful outcome - the classrooms will have all the furniture required for them to be fully utilised AND students are learning valuable skills that they will have for life!

A huge thank you to 'everyone' who helped us make the new classroom block a reality.

What's been happening

Oct 15th, Suubi SS Senior 4 Begin National Level Examinations

Our pioneering Suubi SS Senior 4 students commenced their first national level examination today - 'O' level. All students have worked extremely hard throughout this year and we wish them all the best during the month long examination phase. We are enormously proud of them and know they will do their very best. Exams will be completed on November 13th and they will receive their results early in 2019.

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Sept 6th, Sept 6th, Vocational Studies In Full Flight Over School Holiday Period

The second term academic school holidays began across Uganda on August 25th and will run through to September 16th. Suubi Secondary School students are happy to have a change from the normal academic classes, as it gives them the opportunity to focus solely on their vocational studies. The fact that many of them are using their bricklaying, metalwork or woodwork skills to build furniture and fixtures for the new classroom block makes the students feel very proud. They are producing much needed items that will be part of the school for years to come. Check out all their great work on the Suubi SS Blog.

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Aug 28th HUG 2018 Annual Meeting

The 2018 HUG Annual General Meeting was held on August 28th where the annual report, including financial statements, was presented. The report gives everyone an insight in to all the wonderful achievements in Uganda over the past 12 months, including the competition of the library, science & computer laboratories and 2 additional classrooms at Suubi Secondary School. Our wonderful Smiling HeARTs project also took another leap forward by securing a house in Masaka Town where vocational studies will be taught to disabled youth.

Our huge thanks goes to our amazing board members, Tony Hetherington, Pauline Corcoran, Justin Sullivan, Loretta Lilford, Aaron Luxmoore, Beth Lilford and Helen Brown who have committed to another year on the board. This team has worked tirelessly to date and look forward to inspiring an even wider community of HUGgers to help us to continue to make a positive difference in Uganda.

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Aug 12th, Biggest Finals Day Ever At Suubi's Annual Sports Tournament

For the 8th year in succession our Suubi Butonde Bwansi Sports Tournament was recently completed. It is fabulous to see it getting bigger and better, year after year! Check out lots of information, photos and video of this wonderful event that has become one of the highlights of year for communities surrounding Suubi Centre.

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July 19th, Suubi SS Hosts Lincoln S.S From Masaka Town

It was an exciting day at Suubi SS when students and teachers from Lincoln SS, from Masaka Town, made a trip out to our school in the village. Everyone at Suubi SS was happy to showcase their school to the wider community. A variety of activities were carried out throughout the day - check out the Suubi SS blog to see it all.

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July 6th, Sciences Classes Now Using Biogas

There was great excitement yesterday when the gas created from the biogas pit latrines at Suubi Secondary School was connected to the new science classroom for the first time. The senior 4 students, who are due to sit the first national examination ('O' level) at the end of this year, were the first to take advantage of having access to the newly connected gas. Check out amazing photos and more information on the Suubi Secondary School Blog.

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May 28th, Reuseable Pads Made By Suubi SS Tailoring Students

The recent academic holiday period at Suubi Secondary School saw our tailoring students given the opportunity to participate in a wonderful initiative; making reusable pads. Through studies carried out in Uganda it has been found female students miss up to eight days of study, each school term, because they are having their periods. This translates into 11% of the total learning days in a year. This valuable time missed in class is hard for the girls to make up and may account for why girls are dropping out of high school. With this in mind we are thrilled to see our reusable pad initiative expanding. This is sure to make the challenge of the girls monthly cycle far easier to cope with and lessen the number of absent days. Read more about this fabulous initiative!

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April 12th, Thrilling Finals At Suubi Primary Sports Gala

While the Commonwealth Games have been going on in Australia, Suubi's 2018 Primary Schools Sports Gala may just have been producing some of Uganda's future champions at the same time. Check out the all details and lots of great photos from the finals of this fabulous annual event at our Suubi Centre Blog.
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March 31st, Exciting To See The New Classroom Block Nearing Completion

As we end the third month of construction it is exciting to realise we are nearing completion of the new classroom block structure. Check out the latest information and photos here to see how the new block now matches seamlessly with the original.

The HUG team is now working hard to raise the last of the money required to fit out the new block. Please spread the word to anyone you know, who may be willing to contribute towards this, so the students and teachers can be making the most of these wonderful new facilities, ASAP!

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Feb 15th, Suubi Secondary School A Hive Of Activity Over Holidays

The academic school holiday period at Suubi Secondary School has seen the place a hive of activity. The construction of the new classroom block is going ahead in leaps and bounds. It is wonderful to see the metalwork and woodwork students using their vocational classes to construct windows, doors, tables and chairs for the new structure, while the knitting and tailoring students have been busy making uniforms for the new 2018 students and learning how to make reusable pad. Check out all the details and lots of photos on the Suubi Secondary School Blog.

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