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Caleb is a student from Kenya who needs $136 to fund his education.

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Caleb Omuya
My difficult experience was when I stored my belongings carefully but still got stolen and this taught me to be careful.
When I received admission to a national school, this made me feel proud.
My happiest moment was when I excelled in my examination.
I want to be a successful architect and I will get there by working hard.
After I reach my dream, I will start a business and fund schools to help children to attain their studies. I will build free learning institutions for children.

Birthday: 2008

Gender: Male

Favorite Classes: Business

Favorite Books: The Lies, the ten shillings

I Want to Be: Architect

Hobbies: Reading and Watching

Family: father, mother, 2 sisters, 2 grandfathers, 2 grandmothers

O-Level School: National School

Funding for Form 3 2025:
Tuition, Exams, Uniform   $136

TOTAL   $136
Funding for Form 2 2024: $130
Caleb's Journal
4 Entries
This term at Machakos School has been a good learning experience for me. At first, I found it hard to adjust to the boarding life, especially waking up early and following the school routine. But with time, I got used to it. I enjoyed most of my classes, especially Mathematics and English. The teachers were supportive and always encouraged us to work hard. I also made new friends who helped me feel at home and made the days more fun.

Apart from academics, I took part in games like football during the evening and also attended club meetings. We sometimes had challenges like missing home, tight schedules, and long prep hours, but I stayed focused on my goals. Exams came with pressure, but I prepared well and did my best. I am thankful for the lessons I’ve learned this term, both in class and in life. I look forward to next term with hope and more determination.
At first I was exited I missed my friend over the holidays.Academically this term felt heavier .Teacher kept reminding us that form 3 was serious business.They said it was a make or break for preparation for the final exam.There was a few challenges like loosing some of my pocket money but soon I came over it .Now as the term wrapped up ,I felt proud ,not because everything was perfect but because I learned resilience,made more friends and stayed true to myself even when it was hard.Boarding school isn't easy but it's becoming part of who I am .
When I go back next term . I'll be ready whatever comes my way .Thank you.
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