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We’ve pulled off a massive feat: the photovoltaic system is installed and finally providing power. A huge milestone. The next challenge: the computer lab is almost empty. The Hard Reality: · Grateful: We finally have "light." This makes the school much safer! · Digital Gap: Without PCs, the IT curriculum remains theory. We urgently need more devices. Your Part? Help us fill the computer lab. Every donation helps—one device costs approximately €400, which is the standard requi

Did you know that Uganda is one of the most biodiverse countries in the world? Anyone who has been there loses their heart to this green paradise. Why Uganda belongs on your travel bucket list: · Pure Nature: From the snow-capped Rwenzori Mountains and the mighty Nile Falls to the dense rainforests where the last mountain gorillas live – the diversity is limitless. · Eternal Spring: Thanks to its location on the equator and its high altitude, everything blooms and flourishes

(Mit Martin, Esther Ritah und Kisakye Moses) In the Greenhouse program, we view our school as a protected space where young people – often after facing heavy storms in life – can find new strength and grow. It’s not just about math and English; it’s about unfolding the potential that God has placed within each individual. Three young plants flourishing with us: · Martin: Despite losing his father early and facing great poverty, he is a cornerstone of our community today. He m

In Uganda, the path through secondary school is a steep climb that only a few manage to finish. The system is heavily privatized and barely affordable for many families. In a country where almost every second person is a child or youth, every school placement is a chance for survival and the gateway to a better future. The reality of the school system: · S4 (O-Level): This is the first major crossroad. Only 30% of students reach this level. Yet, this certificate is the vital

Some stories begin in a storm. The three students we are featuring today belong to the original 12 who had the courage to start at Philadelphia School right in the middle of the Corona pandemic. Today, years later, they are carving out great paths and giving so much back to the school. Three pioneers making history: · Deus: He is our expert for all things digital. Deus is studying Graphic Design and is the creative mind behind our flyers and merchandise. Whenever help is need

In Limburg, Marburg, Frankfurt, and Cologne, the doors are wide open: warm encounters, new opportunities, and the chance to raise awareness for our Ugandan school project and build lasting bridges await everywhere. In the spotlight at the Tropical Medicine Congress In our school’s own health center, we don't just care for students; we document cases so precisely that they serve medical research. Samuel shared his valuable experiences as a lab technician on this exact topic in

Samuel's visit to Hamburg was a valuable opportunity to strengthen relationships between faith communities and educational institutions. During his stay, he visited several churches, where he shared fellowship, exchanged experiences, and explored opportunities for future collaboration. Samuel visited a partner school in Hamburg. The visit promoted cultural exchange, learning, and discussions on ways to enhance cooperation between the schools. Good moments were also shared bet

In March 2026, we (Igor & Andy) visited partner projects in Uganda to gather best practices for our school in Kiboga: · FICA (Kampala): A modern, innovative learning model where students work individually at their own pace. Great motivation to grow, competitions, and alumni serving as inspiring role models. Top! · Noah’s Ark: An impressive blend of education, social impact, and craftsmanship. "Nobodys becoming strong Somebodys." Whether it’s soap making, masonry, or shoemakin

Our German classes have become a true hallmark of Philadelphia School: the program is so successful that we were once again able to excel in the national German language competition in 2025. Our Highlights: Distinguished Visitor: The German Ambassador visited us in person and was deeply impressed by the work being done on-site. The New “German Room”: Thanks to a €20,000 grant from the German Embassy, we were able to build a dedicated building for language lessons and other

The inter-house competitions on Friday and Saturday were filled with excitement, teamwork, and sportsmanship among the four houses: Berlin, Hamburg, Frankfurt, and München. Students participated with determination in various activities, creating a lively atmosphere. Various games such as volleyball, netball, football, sack race, and tug of war were played. Each house showed effort, unity, and discipline, cheering on teammates. The competitions tested physical ability and fost

End of Term One assessments have begun at Philadelphia Secondary School. Students are focused and ready to show what they have learned throughout the term. The school has organized the exams well, ensuring a calm and fair environment for all learners. Teachers are guiding students to do their best. As the assessments continue, students are encouraged to stay confident and manage their time wisely. This period helps build both knowledge and discipline.

We welcome the new senior fives at Philadelphia Secondary School on their journey. They are looking so smart and nice; this will push them to reach the university. Philadelphia Secondary School warmly welcomes all A-Level students as you begin this exciting and important chapter of your academic journey. Joining A-Level is a great achievement, and it marks the start of deeper learning, critical thinking, and preparation for your future careers. As you step into this new level

The German Language Festival at Makerere University was a vibrant event showcasing creativity and linguistic talent, bringing together students from various schools to showcase their skills in the German language. One of the most captivating highlights of the event was the poetry presentations, where learners confidently recited and performed original and respectively composed German poems. Through rhythm, expression, and emotion, the students demonstrated not only their lang

A memorable hiking experience together with our friend from Germany. The activity brought students and teachers together to explore nature while sharing cultures and experiences. It was a wonderful opportunity for everyone to step away from the classroom and learn through adventure and teamwork. During the hike, students walked through beautiful natural surroundings, enjoying fresh air and the peaceful environment. The journey was filled with laughter, learning, and moments o

Students at the school are actively gaining practical skills in bicycle maintenance as part of hands-on learning activities. Through this training, learners are taught how to repair, adjust, and maintain bicycles properly. This initiative helps students develop technical abilities that can be useful both in their daily lives and future careers. During the sessions, students work together to identify problems on bicycles and learn how to fix them using the correct tools and te