Education
Elementary education is provided by the state at local schools but students who proceed to courses above the 10th. grade must attend a private school. The "Home" has to pay for transport of these students as well as their tuition fees.

Homework sessions are held each evening in the "Home" when senior girls provide tutorial support to the younger children.
The "Pastor" and his assistants check each term the progress of individual children. Remedial teaching is provided within the tutorial system.

The picture shows the children waiting to be transported to school.

A separate house has recently beeen aquired near the Senior School. This was aquired with funds made available through "Warmington Link". It houses senior girls and occasionally boys. Much still has to be done to improve its facilities

About 800 children have attained the age of 14 and moved into employment in the local area. The main employers are the tea and coffee estates and spice gardens, many of which still belong to British companies.

Senior girls receive counselling and training and often assist in tutorial roles with the younger children.

Some "Graduates" of the "Home" have moved on to "Bible College".