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Our
Project on Uganda - by ND, 5th class, Ms. O' Donovan
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5th
class did a project on Uganda for the Irish Aid Awards. We came
in the top 100 and received a plaque for our school. We got most
of our information from a video we watched We learned about the
animals, the people, the schools and other interesting facts.
Some animals that you would find in Uganda are eagles, gorillas,
monkeys, elephants, crocodiles and things like that. Uganda is
on the Equator so it is very warm there and people have dark skin.
The classrooms are very small but Ugandan children learn songs
like us. The children’s toys are mostly made of wood. The
clothes that people wear in Uganda are mostly from charities.
When the children go to the well to get water they have to carry
the buckets on their heads. English is learned in schools but
the children don’t wear uniforms. Mountain gorillas are in
Uganda. There are many fields in Uganda. People die around the
age of forty which is much younger than Irish people. A house
can hold 12 or more people. Around one tenth of babies born die.
Uganda is in Africa. We learned a lot of things about Uganda.
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