In 2002 a young lady, Gemma Rice (now Gemma Sisia), from a sheep farm in Australia, opened a small school in Northern Tanzania with the help of her family, friends and local Rotary Club.
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Challenging the future leaders of Tanzania
 
George Stephen - Headmaster Lower Moshono Campus
In order to achieve the goal of providing good quality education to the students at St Jude’s, we rely on support staff. These include cooks who ensure that students and staff get enough food to learn and work efficiently. We also have cleaners and gardeners who look after the hygiene and cleanliness of the school environment. We also have guards to ensure that the students and staff are in a safe environment and school property is secure. Fundis (technicians and tradesmen) are there to look after maintenance. Drivers take students and staff to and from school on the beautifully coloured buses. The employment of these staff has great impact on the community as it has created jobs for them that earn them an income to support their families and the community at large.
Welcome to The School of St Jude
The School of St Jude

This 10 minute preview takes a look at the effects of poverty in Tanzania, Africa and how The School of St Jude is giving hope by fighting poverty through education. We follow one of the school's newest students, George, to get an insight into how his acceptance into the sponsorship supported school will give him and his family a much brighter future plus give him the skills and knowledge to help his community.

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