Education Rwanda Project #71876

"Project of Renovation of 8 Upstairs Classrooms"

by GROUPE SCOLAIRE BUSOGO I, Saint Benoit

Summary

This project of Building 8 Upstairs Classrooms, will resolve overpopulated students due to the limit Classrooms, for helping 3450 Students and 72 Staffs and sporting staff to access the excellence results of education. we are teaching the Children who will be the future of Country and world. we are doing in manner of respecting human right and gender equality. we are doing this mission in Rwanda country, Northern province, Musanze district , Busogo sector.

$120,692
total goal

$120,691
remaining

2
donors

0
monthly donors

1
fundraiser

9
months

Challenge

G.S Busogo I, Saint Benoit faces major challenges due to a high student population of 3,450 and a staff of 72. The school lacks enough classrooms to accommodate the large number of learners, leading to overcrowding. Additionally, the surrounding environment is heavily populated, further limiting space for expansion. This situation affects the quality of education and the well-being of both students and staff, creating an urgent need for infrastructure development and better planning to improve.

Solution

This project aims to solve the problem by constructing additional classrooms to reduce overcrowding and ensure a better learning environment for the 3,450 students and 72 staff members. With more classrooms, student-teacher ratios will improve, making lessons more effective. The project will also include planning for efficient use of limited space in the overpopulated area around the school. By addressing the infrastructure gap, the project will enhance the quality of education, reduce stress.

Long-Term Impact

This project will have a lasting impact by providing more classrooms, reducing overcrowding, and improving learning conditions for 3,450 students. It will enhance teaching quality, raise academic performance, and increase student retention. Over time, it will produce skilled graduates who contribute to the community. Better facilities will also attract support, ensuring the school's sustainable growth in the overpopulated area.