About Project

Among the 20 nuns who completed matriculation at the school, 17 passed the matriculation exam, and 3 are currently attending university. The remaining nuns chose not to pursue higher education but instead began teaching nearly 50 younger nuns at the school, marking the start of the school’s educational journey.

Out of the 318 students at the school, 150 are boarding students. It is understood that the school faces difficulties in securing donations to cover expenses such as healthcare for the boarding nuns and salaries for teachers. Additionally, due to the shortage of classrooms, the school has been unable to accept and teach students beyond the primary level.

Therefore, a two-story school building was donated to provide education for students beyond the primary level.