The pupils were welcomed warmly by the school, and the whole village in Namakoko.  Our students worked on four projects; creating a kitchen garden by planting sweet potatoes, mango trees and avocado trees; helped to construct a shelter for the night-watchman; started building a store-room and a kitchen. Everyone worked incredibly hard in high temperatures and humidity and ended up achieving far more than was expected.

During a very moving good-bye ceremony , the staff of Radnor House Namakoko presented everyone with specially printed T-shirts and Uganda wristbands as thank you for all their hard work.

For the second part of the trip, there was a rhino trek and a safari in which our pupils and Mrs Southgate saw giraffes, elephants, antelopes, hippos, buffalos and warthogs. The intrepid explores also went on a boat cruise along the Nile to see the beautiful Muchison Falls followed by a chimp trek.

Well done for all the hard work that everyone put in on the trip and for all the preparation and fundraising- true Radnorian perseverance shown throughout! A memorable trip was certainly had by all and look forward to returning next year.