ZSF and Lyamishi Community Unites to Construct 1×3 Classroom Block
Lyamishi Primary School, located in the heart of Kasama District, has taken a significant step towards improving the education infrastructure in their community. With more than 300 eager pupils, the school has rallied together to initiate an upfront plan for the construction of a 1×3 classroom block. This ambitious project aims to provide a conducive learning environment and accommodate the growing number of students in the area.
Recognizing the importance of education and the need for adequate facilities, Lyamishi Primary School has taken the initiative to address the infrastructure challenges they face. The community, in collaboration with the Zambia Scholarship Fund, has shown unwavering commitment to ensuring that every child has access to quality education.
To kickstart the project, the school has made meticulous preparations. They have gathered essential building materials such as sand, bricks, and stones, which will be utilized in the construction process. This forward-thinking approach demonstrates the proactive nature of Lyamishi Primary School, as they are fully invested in the success of their students.
The community’s dedication to the cause has been paramount. They have pledged full support to the Zambia Scholarship Fund, promising to involve all nearby residents in the construction efforts. This inclusive approach ensures that the entire community is engaged and invested in the future of the school. By fostering a sense of ownership and collective responsibility, Lyamishi Primary School is building a strong foundation for a brighter future.
The construction of a 1×3 classroom block will have far-reaching benefits for the students and the community as a whole. With improved infrastructure, the school will be able to accommodate the growing number of pupils, reducing overcrowding and enhancing the learning experience. The additional classrooms will create a more conducive environment for teachers, allowing them to provide individual attention and personalized instruction to each student.
posted by : Evans Mulenga
