Generally, Uganda is a cultural color wheel, technically diverse. Diversity is not an expression of production, it is a matter variety, form, substance and magnificence. We are talking about the different giftings of nature, a rich culture and diversity which are composed of various activities and behaviors.

There's a lot of planning that goes into creating an amazing experience for prospective students and families — setting goals, segmenting invitee lists, and promoting all needs to happen so you can support your school's admissions and enrollment goals.

To ensure an effective and enjoyable school educational tour, prioritize educational value, plan well in advance, involve students in the planning, and ensure safety and engagement throughout the trip.

Choosing the right educational travel program for students involves careful planning to ensure that it aligns with learning goals, student interests, and safety considerations. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you select the best educational travel program:

1. Define the Educational Goals

Determine the primary objectives of the program. Are you aiming to enhance language skills, explore history, learn about environmental science, or focus on cultural immersion? Clear goals will guide your choice and make it easier to evaluate different options.

Children are discerning. They are constantly absorbing their surroundings and building perceptions that will uphold the foundation of their worldview.

We can begin teaching our children to embrace cultural and ethnic variations best when we, as parents, are equipped with a toolbelt of knowledge, understanding, and a willingness to learn. 

A teachable heart is critical to all aspects of good parenting. It is especially important in the sensitive area of race, ethnicity, and culture.

Are you signing up your child to a recreational, representative or school sporting program for the new school year? Here are five points for parents, athletes and sporting organisations to consider for talented sports programs – and kids playing sport in general. 

Trying to raise godly kids can feel impossible. Everywhere we turn in our culture, on television, in movies, and now through sexual education in elementary schools, our kids are being told to embrace moral relativism and accept the abnormal and unbiblical as simply a matter of personal choice.