In this blog, see a vibrant photo gallery from last month’s sports rally. Watch our young prepas compete and have fun in this spirited community event!

Community Week at the School of Hope saw students learning about everything from firefighting to protecting the environment as they explored new ways to contribute to and connect with their community.

Did you know that Mylin, our speech therapist, started her journey at the School of Hope as a student? Find out from Mylin herself how her personal experiences at the school now shape her work with our students.

At the School of Hope, we prioritises student health to ensure every child can thrive in their education. From deworming and supplements to essential eye care, read about the health interventions administered by our dedicated nurse Celena this February.

🎉 We are excited to share with you all the details of our Artisanal Bag Workshop at the school, made possible by support from Project Apoyo 💼✨

This September, students and parents alike embarked on a journey from the classroom to the salon. During a week with the Hair Aid team, participants at the school traded textbooks for scissors as they gained valuable new skills.

Experience the vibrant celebration of Guatemala's Independence Day at the School of Hope, where students immersed themselves in the nation's rich history and culture. In this blog, we relive a week of festivities that left a lasting impact on students and staff alike.

In May of this year, Dr. Nadeem Ali and his dedicated team from the UK conducted eye tests at the school, resulting in an incredible gift of brand-new glasses for 102 students! Discover how their remarkable efforts have brought newfound clarity to the lives of our students.

Take a moment to reflect with us on the impact The School of Hope has had on the lives of students and their families. Are we truly capable of breaking the cycle of poverty in Guatemala?

On an exciting Friday, our school had a special visit from Colgate's beloved Dr. Muelitas, who brought with him an invaluable lesson on the importance of good oral hygiene. The children happily joined in to enjoy an animated video full of laughter and wisdom, which left a lasting impression on their curious minds.

Recently 'The Journal of Global Health Reports' published a study on childhood anaemia conducted by long standing supporter Manichanh Ratts and colleagues from Washington State University at the school. Read about the outcome of their research and what this means for our students.

In an exciting school project, they organised themselves into groups to prepare and present theatre plays with all their overflowing creativity. From the classic Little Red Riding Hood to the funny adventures of Tom and Jerry, they delighted us with amazing performances.

Health is critical! At our school, we recognize the importance of caring for all aspects of our students' and staff's health. For that reason, we are excited and grateful to be able to have the help of the Fundacion Sonrisas que Escuchan.

The monthly meetings have been an enriching experience for our 6th and 1st grade students, giving them the opportunity to improve their reading and writing skills, and awakening their love for letters.

Integrated learning and fun came together at The School of Hope! On Saturday, June 3rd, students from the Early Childhood and Pre-Primary Education course of the Rafael Landívar University presented the Educabox, a unique educational tool that combines Children's Literature, Literacy and Pre-Mathematics at the Pre-Primary level.

The 9th Grade Career Meeting has left a mark on our students! It was an exciting and enriching activity that gave them the opportunity to explore and get closer to the careers they are passionate about.

Find out how Dr Nadeem Ali from the UK was inspired and determined to lead a team of eye care professionals to visit The School of Hope in Guatemala and deliver the gift of clear sight. He knew their expertise could provide glasses for every student that needed them. Read his reflections of the team’s visit to the School of Hope.