By Ajomuzu Collette Bekaku | Project Leader
It’s been a busy summer – full of progress so far. To close off the year, we had our year-end exams. The class 6 pupils took the public exams which will enable them to move into Secondary School. They all passed and the school scored 100%.
It has been one month since we closed school for the summer holidays. Despite that, we are still very busy with different activities in school. We have started the summer program, so far close to 50 pupils are undergoing remedial learning, and last week, they had the opportunity to visit the French Cultural Centre and learn some of the activities they carried out in Cameroon. They watched some films, played games, listened to songs and toured the entire centre.
The other good news is that, we started building the permanent structure at school. Since 2009, the classrooms have been temporary structures. Partly due to your contribution and support, next academic year which will begin in September 1st 2014, we will have new classrooms.
We are more than grateful for all the opportunities our children are getting both academically and in extra curriculum activities. The chance to stay in school, learn and participate in several activities has been achieved only because of your recurring donations towards their education. Thanks so much for your kind assistance
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