Learning together
A class at work in Kasenge.
Every dream needs a place to grow.
Uganda Dream School began with Edward’s promise to children who needed a chance. Today, the school in Kasenge brings lessons, meals, friendships, and support together. Families, teachers, and friends near and far help that dream keep growing.
The school today
More than a classroom.
Life here unfolds in lessons, play, shared meals, and the ordinary moments that help children feel they belong.
Room to play
A school sports group and the Valley Campus Dream Dragons emblem.
Helping one another
Two students moving together through the schoolyard.
Take the story with you
Wear the dream. Start a conversation.
School designs can help you tell someone about Uganda Dream School. Browse the school’s Bonfire store to see what is available now.
Visit the Bonfire store ↗Where it began
Edward’s dream became a school.
Mpagi Edward Edmary held onto a vision of a school for children in Kasenge through nearly two decades of wrongful imprisonment. With Kathy Ozzard Chism and local partners, that vision grew into classrooms and a place of care. The work now reaches well beyond one founder: it lives in the daily efforts of students, teachers, families, and supporters.
A current need: 50 mosquito nets.
Read the updateRead Ronald’s update from Kasenge and find a direct link to the school’s netting appeal.
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