School For Life MarlonIn 2008, Annabelle Chauncy, a 21 year old Australian university student, visited a school in Uganda, a country that had the highest school dropout rates in the world. Shocked by what she saw, she decided to act. Eighteen years later, her foundation, School for Life, oversees three schools with a combined student capacity of 1700, employs 150 Ugandans, and has profoundly changed the lives of thousands of students, their parents, and the communities in
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Margaret plans their daring escape … but she’ll have to outwit Matron at every turn
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