
The school has many children and few classrooms, hence some classes have almost seventy students in one class. This leads to poor perfomance since the teacher cannot manage such big number. The total number of students is 1756.
We need six additional buildings to develop a complete primary school and provide children with proper access to education. Many children in our community are at risk of growing up without an education, losing opportunities, direction and hope for a better future simply because we lack adequate educational facilities.The nearest primary school from Olpopongi is approximately 9 kilometres away. There is a large river between the village and the school, which becomes difficult and sometimes impossible for children to cross during the rainy season. Our area is also home to wild animals, including elephants, which can pose a serious danger to children travelling long distances on foot.These challenges make accessing education extremely difficult and sometimes unsafe for our children. We believe every child deserves the opportunity to learn, follow their dreams and build a better future, regardless of where they are born

The main objective of this project is to improve access to quality primary education for children in Olpopongi, Engordoto and the surrounding communities by developing a complete and safe primary school.
Our specific objectives are:
1. To construct six additional school buildings to expand the existing educational facilities.
2. To provide children with access to primary education closer to their homes.
3. To reduce the risks children face when travelling long distances, crossing rivers during the rainy season and encountering dangerous wildlife, including elephants.
4. To create a safe, supportive and child-friendly learning environment.
5. To provide adequate classrooms and essential educational facilities for children.
6. To reduce the number of children growing up without access to proper education.
7. To create better opportunities for future generations through education.
Material Requirements
To complete this project, we require support with construction materials, educational equipment and essential school facilities.
Construction materials:
Cement, sand, stones and gravel.
Bricks and building blocks.
Roofing sheets and timber.
Steel, reinforcement bars and other structural materials.
Doors, windows and glass.
Paint and finishing materials.
Electrical and plumbing materials.
Classroom and educational equipment
Desks and chairs for pupils.
Teachers' tables and chairs.
Blackboards or whiteboards.
Bookshelves and storage cabinets.
Textbooks, exercise books and stationery.
Teaching and learning materials.
Essential school facilities:
Toilets and sanitation facilities.
Clean water supply.
Handwashing facilities.
Proper classroom lighting and ventilation.
A safe outdoor learning and playing environment.
Expected Results and Impact
The successful completion of this project will bring significant and lasting benefits to children and families in our community.
Six additional school buildings will help establish the infrastructure needed for a complete primary school.
More children from Olpopongi, Engordoto and neighbouring communities will have access to education.
Children will no longer need to depend entirely on distant schools that require dangerous journeys.
School attendance and learning opportunities will improve, particularly during the rainy season.
Children will have a safer environment in which to learn, develop their talents and pursue their dreams.
Families will have greater confidence that their children can receive an education close to home.
The community will have a stronger foundation for social and economic development.
We believe education is the foundation of a better future. By bringing a complete primary school closer to our children, we are not only building classrooms; we are creating opportunities, protecting young lives and investing in future teachers, doctors, engineers and responsible leaders.
Our dream is that no child in Olpopongi or the surrounding communities should be left behind simply because access to education is difficult.
Shule ya Msingi Engordoto
Construction
6 additional classrooms
1 administrative office
1 multipurpose room
1 outdoor playground
Painting
Roof finishing
3 Sanitary blocks
1 Electrical system
1 Water pump/borehole
1 Water fountain
180 Tables and benches: 2 seats
30 Office furniture packages
3 Blackboards or whiteboards
1 classroom only: 4+ students per bench Overcrowded classroom: 70 students No school fence No toilets/toilets No electricity or running water Lack of teaching materials The nearest primary school is 9 km away
More than 70 children per year we could help 400 if we have enouph classrooms
To be done
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