The Motherland
In Africa’s embrace, where sunsets bleed Across vast plains and towering peaks, A continent adorned by everyone, indeed, Where beauty and challenges dance in the beautiful sun. From the golden savannahs where lions roam, To misty rainforests, teeming with life, Each landscape tells a story, a poem, Of resilience, struggle and love. In Uganda’s heart, […]
Grace Presidential Article 2024
My name is Grace Mukiza, the President of the senate body, Taibah International School 2024-2025. I must take this grand opportunity to firstly thank the almighty God for having enabled me to reach this point. I also thank the teachers who have guided and groomed me so that I was able to assume this role […]
A glimpse into Sports Day
The Taibah International School annual Sports Day 2024 was an exhilarating event. It had everyone, students and parents at the edge of their seats during all the games ranging from basketball matches and archery to track and tug of war. With eight different houses partaking in the event, it was a struggle for victory. Amidst […]
Krystal’s Speech
To say I ‘m honoured is an understatement, I’m beyond grateful for the grand opportunity to have served as your leader. From the very start, this journey was from what one could call easy. I’m sure the experience was different for everyone who came before me and the same can probably said for those who […]
Contact day
This term, we had our contact day in week Eight. Our parents came to check on our books, tests and homework books. On that day, my father came to see my nice work. He was so happy and proud of me for the class books. Even mummy was happy when I got a lot of […]
Nutri Plus Porridge
The motto was, “eat healthy, live healthy”. Porridge is good for us because it gives us carbohydrates (energy giving foods). We made two types of porridge. Porridge composite flour and porridge Bushera flour. The ingredients for the composite flour were rice, millet, soybeans, pumpkin seeds, corn and maize. We used the following tools; blender, grinder-mixer […]
A Trees Song
In the dirt, my roots dig deep, Leaving secret tunnels like moles. I sway in the breeze, my leaves like hands, High-fiving the sky. Leaves rustle, branches dance, The wind whispers secrets, birds sing free, I’m a tree, I’m a tree, just let me be. My bark’s like armour, tough and strong It’s seen storms, […]
Seasons
Once upon a time, there lived a Greek goddess named Demeter and her daughter Persephone. Demeter was the god of harvest. She was a very important goddess to the ancient Greek people because she farmed a lot of their food. Persephone was a beautiful young lady who was admired by many gods however, Demeter had an […]
Malaria Awareness
Malaria is a major public health issue in Uganda, especially among children under five years and pregnant women. Malaria remains the leading cause of mortality in Uganda. It is responsible for 21% (including 27% of under-five) of all hospital deaths. Malaria is also known to be a significant cause of morbidity and mortality in pregnant […]
A letter To My Four-Year-Old Teenager
Dear Alisha, I hope this letter finds you well and happy. As you continue to grow and navigate through your teenage years, I want to share some thoughts and advice that might help you during this exciting yet sometimes challenging time of your life. Life is a journey filled with ups and downs, joys and […]
