These are the children of the Entebbe Junior School. More than 350 students attend it, many of them arrive from many parts of Africa (in particular, from war zones).
The presence of orphaned children of one or both parents is smaller than in other areas of the country (we are near to the capital of Uganda) but still significant.
Most of them are hosted in a cleaned and efficient structure, where they learn not only about school subjects but to live in a small community, followed by educators and teachers who, lovingly, carry out the important task to educate their freedom to respect for each other.