Our Students: Agents of Change
From our first 90 students in 2014 to over 575 in 2020, Abukloi students are motivated learners. They know the power of education to change their nation for the better. They are using what they learn to become change agents for peace, equality, and civil rights.
Abukloi students lead their community in conversations about women's and girls' rights, gun laws, and unity between tribes. They use their education to help their families tackle food scarcity and health issues and the women have the courage to continue their education even after childbirth.
At Abukloi we are dedicated to providing meaningful education to men and women, boys and girls. Over 30% of our students are female, and we will work to make that number greater. We will also work to equip our students with the skills they need to define their future.
Please join us in developing the next generation of leaders of South Sudan.
Peace and Human
Rights Clubs
In the classroom and after-school, students learn to debate political and social issues, manage conflict, respectfully discuss new ideas and become leaders in their community. Through after-school Peace and Human Rights Clubs, students often lead community-wide events held by the UN.
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 Abukloi students at assembly |  Laat and Deng, leaders of Peace Club |  New Graduates |
 Graduation Procession |  Teacher Dada Lawrence with grads |  Learning new technology |
 Assembly |  Classroom debate on tribal conflict |  Taking a break at the school flag |
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The South Sudan National Anthem: South Sudan, Oyee!
Sung by Abukloi Secondary S2 Class
South Sudan Oyee!
Oh, God,
We praise and glorify You
For Your grace on South Sudan.
Land of great abundance
Uphold us united in peace and harmony.
Oh, Motherland,
We rise raising flag with the guiding star
And singing songs of freedom with joy;
For justice, liberty, and prosperity
Shall forever more reign!
Oh, great patriots,
Let us stand up in silence and respect,
Saluting our martyrs whose blood
Cemented our national foundation.
We vow to protect our nation.
Oh God, bless South Sudan!