About Project

The population of the village where the school is located has rapidly increased. With approximately 20,000 households, there are a large number of students, and nearby schools can no longer accommodate new enrollments. Even in government schools, classes are divided into morning and afternoon shifts to manage the high student population.

This school accommodates 594 students from kindergarten to Grade 8. There are two buildings: one is a container classroom with metal sheet walls, consisting of four classrooms, while the other is a more solid one-story concrete building with five classrooms. The classrooms with metal sheet walls are overcrowded, making it evident that students are studying in cramped conditions.

To address the need for additional classrooms for Grade 9, an agreement was made to construct and donate a two-story school building with eight classrooms. Additionally, the old structure with metal sheet walls was dismantled, and a new two-story building with four classrooms was also constructed and donated. This initiative effectively resolved the issue of insufficient classrooms and significantly improved the learning environment.