Project Report
| Jul 22, 2024
Our ECD children did well in the competitions
By James Omolo | Project Leader
Our children in the early childhood classes both in PP1 and PP2 did so well in the just concluded early childhood competitions done at our local division where they scooped all the lucrative positions we had so many presentations that made it possible for us to compete within the various competitive disciplines and it was amazing at the work that our teachers have been doing all this time.
We are really encouraged that this level of competence by these kids would go along way in making them future leaders within paponditi village and this is what have been taking place here for the last 16years since we started and many of these children have now grown up to be real people whom are now on their own pursuing different disciplines for their own good once they graduate from the various collages that they have joined and these young ones are also in the same trajectory.
This year alone we have several children joining various campuses for their levels education that would go a long way to change their lives for the best for better livelihoods for both parents and extended families in the village.
Mar 22, 2024
We are still seeking your support to help us build more classrooms
By James Omolo | Project Leader
The dilapidated classrooms brought down by floods
The pupils are now back to school after the id term holidays which took only one week of rest and our pupils still lack more classrooms to fit all of them in our school hence there is still the need to build more classrooms for them and we do appeal to well wishers like you to continue supporting us, Thanks to the KCDF which assisted in putting up the new classes which have now so far bridged for us the gap of how many we should be having but there is still the need to build extra four classrooms in order to accommodate all our children at the school from the nursery classes to the last grade eight.
We still need four more classrooms and we believe that this year we project in completion of these 4 classes through the consorted efforts of the well wishers like you, hence our appeal for the assistance much need to accomplish this idea and dreams of our children at the community school in paponditi Kenya
Oct 23, 2023
Our remaining classes gives in after serious rains
By James Omolo | Team Leader
The new completed Permanent classrooms
After seriuos rains during this years long rains we had a setback in our school as all our remaining three classes collapsed and fell down due to the severe damages caused by heavy downpours of the rain. These three remaining classes were still being in use despite their seriuos damages inflicted to them during the last flooding in my village. We now lack three more classes after these were downed. It's a pitty that we now have nowhere else to house these learners whom were using these collapsed buidlings and hence they are forrced to share few that are alrerady up. we ahve converted the two newly built nursery classrooms into two classes each and its sad that learners of diffrent grades would now share the same room and have their diffremt learnings going on simultenuoslly.
The schools in kenmya would be closed later this month hence we need to build the three classrooms during the december holidays to aallow them have them ready for occupancy once the schools open in january 2024.
We still need your support to achive this and thanks so much for all the supports we have had so far. we have built five parmanent classes and this is a big step and we are determined to do all the eight classrooms by next year. We now seek your help to make this a reality and all our children will be in safe rooms and hence continue to learn in a very safer space than before.
The three classrooms which collapsed due to rains