Lack of school to that proposed area and student suffer to a long distance to reach for thier school, lack of infastructure that support school
The school originally planned (32 classrooms) was not fully completed due to a lack of funding. The current capacity (6 classrooms) is insufficient to meet the needs of the village and the surrounding areas.
St. Jean Bosco Elementary School is a private school founded in 2018 by Brother Nathanael Tabla, a member of the St. Jean Catholic community. It was established to make education more accessible to the village’s children by offering low tuition (between €15 and €30 per month). It is located in Toubab Dialaw, a village on the Petite Côte south of Dakar, Senegal.
The project to create the SAINT JEAN-BOSCO school complex comes at just the right time. This new school complex will help address certain challenges facing the municipality’s education system.
Vision: To build an environment where every child can envision success. A modern school will be made available to the school-age population in the area, along with local transportation options.
Saint Jean Bosco Middle School
Construction
Building new rooms
1,280 students
87 175 $ US Appr. 49 690 000 XOF
Approved
2nd building with 26 classrooms
School cafeteria, Computer lab
School fencing
Painting services
6 Toilet blocks + Sinks
Electrical installations
Water drilling
180 two-seater bench desks
50-seat student transport bus
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Lack of school to that proposed area and student suffer to a long distance to reach for thier school, lack of infastructure that support school
The klapleu modern middle school is a school established in a rural area. It is planned to operate on a two-track basis from sixth grade through ninth grade, which means a projected total of 8 classrooms. However, since its opening in 2025, there have been only 4 classrooms instead of the 8 planned. From 20 students at the start, there are now 173 students spread across 3 grade levels (6th, 5th, and 4th). The growing student enrollment. Therefore requires the construction and equipment of the remaining 4 classrooms.