There are tight regulations governing school buildings. We realized that getting all necessary permits would take time, and construction would take far more money than we could raise. But rather than wait to finish the permanent purpose-built school building, we started operating under the radar using borrowed buildings and home-made furniture. We expected to run this way for one year, but now it has been four years and counting. At the end of the 2019 academic year, our graduating P6 students acheived 100% rate which enabled them to get their first picks of secondary school choices.

Teacher Peter teaching how to tell the time

Opening Day January 13th 2020. Fifth year in interim buildings

Children in class discussion

We currently have almost 190 children in this interim school. That's two years of pre-school, plus six years of primary. The facilities are bursting at the seams. There is nowhere for the staff to meet and classrooms are sometimes forced to host two classes similtaneously.

Home Church visitors leading the children in prayer