Everyone here is getting settled back into a routine now that school has started. I think after the first week everyone will be exhausted until adjustment sets in. The kitchen gets going around 5:30 so the kids can eat breakfast at around 6:15 and then bedrooms are organized before school. Then at 8:00 classes begin. Each Monday starts out with the ceremonies to the flag. Being the first Monday everyone was scrambling with last minute details so I didn't want to interrupt with my presence by taking pictures. However, they do it each Monday and I will post some photos in the near future.
It is so sweet each morning to hear the chatter of voices and the patter of feet as everyone heads to classes. The school is also blessed to have several kids from the community attending. The school teachers are all Christian and volunteer their services. Richard is here from Texas through Orphanos. He plans to teach for 2 years. He said it is a blessing to be able to teach children and also be free to use the Bible as a tool.
Today Eileen had her chemistry class in the visitor dorm kitchen for an experiment. It is exciting to see kids learn something new and become passionate about wanting to learn more.
Guess what?!? I have pictures for you. Some are of the kids dong their homework, of the chemistry class and one is random of the boys laundry. I also couldn't resist to include one of 3 of the younger boys. It will show some of the injuries of camp where boys will be boys.
It is so sweet each morning to hear the chatter of voices and the patter of feet as everyone heads to classes. The school is also blessed to have several kids from the community attending. The school teachers are all Christian and volunteer their services. Richard is here from Texas through Orphanos. He plans to teach for 2 years. He said it is a blessing to be able to teach children and also be free to use the Bible as a tool.
Today Eileen had her chemistry class in the visitor dorm kitchen for an experiment. It is exciting to see kids learn something new and become passionate about wanting to learn more.
Guess what?!? I have pictures for you. Some are of the kids dong their homework, of the chemistry class and one is random of the boys laundry. I also couldn't resist to include one of 3 of the younger boys. It will show some of the injuries of camp where boys will be boys.
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