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The children are now all in this building. There are still a few things to do which are of course so much more difficult now that the children are back.…

School will be closed until January 2021 which is devastating for the children. The only good news is that construction can carry on safely with no children around. Better still…

Senior elder and trustee of Mustard Seed Project, Harry, is about to retire. Harry has been with Mustard Seed since the beginning. The government has now said that Elders older…

School is now closed because of Covid 19 but at least our children have been taught to wash their hands. Mustard Seed Project are supplying soap to all our families…

The staff and management of Smith Eliot organised a fundraising event at Rutland Food and Drink Festival for Mustard Seed Project to help fund 6 classrooms on the first floor…

The ground floor of our school is completed. Construction of six classrooms on the upper storey has started. This year we need to raise the money to complete the school…

Our oldest children, 14 year olds, have just taken their KCPE (Kenyan Certificate of Primary Education) exam and for the second year running the mean score was B-. Our children…

Many older girls in Kenya miss school because they have no sanitary towels. Our girls have washable sanitary towels which are made locally. Better than that they have a private…

Charlie volunteered for Mustard Seed in February 2018. She made a great difference and was hugely appreciated by the staff. Better still, Charlie agreed to join the board of Mustard…

The children at Northborough Primary School donated their shoes at the end of the summer term 2018 and Rita and Geoff took them out in their luggage to Kenya for…

Family and three trustees visited Kenya in October. All helped out at the school and had a good holiday as well. So lovely for the teachers in Kenya to see…