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SELF–RELIANCE
In order to encourage self-reliance,
the school established small-scale projects which give support in one way or
another such as:
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KIOSK:
We have a kiosk to keep the children in the
school compound and to stop them from buying things from other places during the
school hours. However, this is just
a service rather than profit- making business.
The
school does not only aim at developing the minds and mental abilities of the
children. Here pupils buy soft
drinks at the school kiosk during break time.
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DAIRY
AND POULTRY:
The
borders benefit a lot from both dairy and poultry products.
Poultry is among the school
projects. The school has got few cows, which
provide us with milk, especially the boarders.
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chickens, which benefit the school in different ways such as getting eggs,
manure and meat. |
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FRUITS
AND VEGETABLES:
In a small-scale project satisfy some of our methods
of imparting knowledge and other human necessities.
The
school has got many projects; one of them is the school garden.
In the garden different crops are grown; those include pawpaws, guavas,
tomatoes, spinach, cabbages, bananas etc.
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ACHIEVEMENTS:
Apart from academic success for the
past six years, the school has succeeded to achieve the following:
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1996
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The school buildings, boarding and
teachers’ quarters were repaired and rehabilitated.
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1997
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Computer classroom was built.
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1998
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Ten computers were bought to facilitate the school work. The pupils
started learning about computers, especially standard seven students.
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1999
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A new school vehicle was bought – Toyota Land-cruiser hard top.
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We received the second class certificate of inspection.
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2000
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We completed construction of the library and two stores.
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2001
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The school fence around the school was built.
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New gutters were built; sewage systems and septic tanks were repaired.
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The school and Convent were repaired.
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2002
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An adequate cooking room was built.
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All of the pupils except two passed their national examination. Out of
46 pupils.
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The school was awarded the first class certificate of inspection.
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We succeeded to get the academic shield (trophy) introduced by the
Isamilo Ward in 1998. Now we posses it permanently after winning it for
four years consecutively.
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Electronic mail was installed to enhance communication world-wide.
The email address is “nyakahoja@africaonline.co.tz”
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Out of charity, the school has continued carrying the burden of
educating about five to six pupils (orphans) who lost their parents in the
recent years. For example, in 1999 – 2000 they were five, six in 2000 - 2001 and four in
2001-2002.
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