With 100,000 children now attending school in the settlement, teachers are in high demand. Augustine, 38, from South Sudan stands in the classroom of a new school funded by AAR Japan. He is starting his second day in his new job as deputy headmaster of 5,680 students. ‘I’ve been a teacher since 2002. I learnt and trained in Uganda during the other Sudanese war. Then when it was calm, I went back home and worked as a teacher in Sudan. Then when the war began again in [what is now] South Sudan, I came back to Uganda. I am proud to teach my own people and excited to do this work’