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Siblings reunited

Family is everything to our Happy House both as our own unique family, bonded by love if not by blood, but also the actual families of each of our children.

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Twins enjoying school

Our Happy House twins Patience and Precious started school in September, just a few weeks after their second birthdays.  They seemed so tiny to be at school and seeing so

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Greenfingered Chesco

After seeing Chesco busy with his crochet homework assignment we are now joining him in his class garden at Happy House School.  That where each child has their own little

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Bank account waiting game

We are still waiting to hear whether our application to open a new bank account has been successful. Like everything official, it takes time which is frustrating for our Happy House

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Madarin is for Morphin

Morphin is just heading to a Mandarin class at Happy House Junior Secondary School when Evens stopped him. He is enthusiastic about learning the language spoken by many of the

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Crops doing well

All is going well in our Happy House garden. Uncle Tevin one of our outdoor staff says that a variety of vitamin-rich vegetable crops are doing well to ensure that

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Welcome Christine

Our Happy House family has a welcome new member, a little girl called Christine, who is six. Christine has been with us for a few weeks and is settling in

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Enjoying playtime

After a long and busy week in school, Mwende is glad to be at home at Happy House relaxing with her younger “brothers” and “sisters”. She is enjoying watching them

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Curriculum a hit with head

Kenya’s Competency Based Curriculum aims to produce a wholly grounded young person ready to contribute to their community and their country.  This why it is so popular with our head

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Making science practical

Mr Walter is still new to our Happy House family, teaching maths and integrated science in our school.  As part of the 2023 changes to the structure of primary and secondary

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