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| School bags are ready ~ school shoes are polished each and every night ~ boots ready in case it rains and they have to walk! Let the School Day begin! |
| First thing ~ each child, even the 4 year olds, makes their own bed.....perfectly! |
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| Then they wash up and brush their teeth...and brush...and brush until they are told it is time to stop brushing their teeth and get their school uniforms on! |
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| After they are dressed and have their school bags on their backs, they sit and have breakfast which usually consists of either chai and homemade donuts or chai and bread. |
| By 5:45 am, they are ready and wait outside for the school bus, with a smile! The bus arrives by 6am if it doesn't break down or get stuck! |
| A big hug from Mama Linda before they are off to school! |
| Oh great ~ the bus is stuck! Rehema receives the phone call from the bus driver that he is stuck, once again, or broke down and we start rounding up the boots and the raincoats for the walk. |
| Once they have their boots on, they are off walking through the mud to the stuck or broken down bus. I might add, they are still smiling and Remember it's still 6am!! |
| Sotwa Wilson School ....... almost there! |
| The front gate and entrance of Sotwa Wilson School. |
| In Baby Class, better known to us as Kindergarden, the children sometimes have to stand as they learn or they will fall asleep at their desks because of the long days! |
| The children all gather around the 'one' water fountain at recess! |
| Recess time and a time to hang out with Mama Linda! |
| A library was just started at Sotwa Wilson School but more books are needed! |
| Saumu is ready for bed, with a big smile, even though she knows that 5am will come soon and she will have another long day a head of her. |
These children, of Karim Orphanage, are all so very beautiful and intelligent. They know how very important it is to put on that red and blue uniform each and every morning. They all work so hard at school and all have great marks. They know that going to School and getting an Education is their freedom from poverty. That is why they do it every morning at 5am with a big smile! They are so very proud to walk down that road in a uniform and I am so very proud of all them! I can't wait to go to each and everyone's Graduation.



