About the Project
This small coastal school of around 350 students currently has 11 small stone classrooms, mostly in poor repair, and one iron-sheet one that is mostly wire mesh walls. It has been juggling its ECD population with its new Grade 9 class, and has taken on a few secondary students. Two classrooms will alleviate some of the space issues and improve learning conditions. The Grade 5 class will be able to move out of the iron-sheet classroom and Grade 9 will have its own classroom.
This project is being partially funded by the Florence Rajah memorial fund. Click HERE to read more about her.
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Quick Facts
Cost: ~$30,000
Location: Lamu, Kenya
Project Manager: Warren Schnoor
Major Donors
Wayne and Brenda White
Partner Donors
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