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Charlotte Peyrat Vaganay, Bursar (2004-2007)
I have been hooked to St Jude's back in the old days of 2003 when I heard Gemma on a talk at St Albert's College, UNE. She spoke from her heart and I was amazed. I was grateful that she welcomed me with open arms to work at St Jude's in 2004 and I loved it so much that I stayed until 2007. Three years of working in the office, seeing the enrolment of students going from 180 kids to 800. The staff growth was also overwhelming and so was the number of volunteers.

Today, I still sponsor a young woman, Julieth, who is now in Secondary School and who is a brilliant girl. She can talk endlessly about all the books she has read and all the people she admires.
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Artistic and creative works give a balance to more analytic subjects
Student families bring donations for people in greater need
Permormances keep strong connections with traditional culture
Performance is part of a balanced school program
A moment of quiet concentration
In the classroom
One of our essential buses
Well-nourished children are happy and eager to learn
AIDS awareness is important at St Jude's because this disease has a terrible impact in Tanzania
Students participate in AIDS awareness activities
The best of both worlds -- computers and paper notebooks.
Children start work in the computer lab from a young age -- they are the 'digital native' generation.
Working with clay, we may find another artistic talent
Cheeky smiles mean that all is well
Lots of activity in the playground

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