ONGOING PROJECTS
Kilimanjaro Region -Tanzania

Mlama Secondary School Funding the construction
of a much needed Science Lab

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THE CURRENT PROBLEM
Mlama Secondary School currently lacks adequate science laboratory facilities, hindering students' practical learning experiences in scientific disciplines. This limitation impacts the quality of education and hampers students' ability to explore and understand complex scientific concepts.
OUR SOLUTION
Our foundation has committed to funding the construction and equipping of a modern science laboratory at Mlama Secondary School.
This facility will provide students with hands-on learning opportunities, enabling them to conduct experiments and investigations in various scientific fields.
PROJECT OBJECTIVES
ENHANCE LEARNING EXPERIENCE: Provide students with access to well-equipped science laboratory facilities to enhance their practical understanding of scientific principles.
PROMOTE STEM EDUCATION: Encourage student interest and participation in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) subjects.
SUPPORT ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT: Improve academic performance and outcomes by facilitating active learning and experimentation in the sciences.
IMPLEMENTATION DETAILS
CONSTRUCTION: Building a fully equipped science laboratory with modern amenities and safety features.
EQUIPMENT PROCUREMENT: Acquiring laboratory equipment, apparatus, and materials necessary for conducting experiments across multiple scientific disciplines.
STAFF TRAINING: Providing training for teachers on effective laboratory management and instructional techniques to maximise student engagement and learning.
EXPECTED OUTCOMES
IMPROVED ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE: Enhanced understanding of scientific concepts leading to improved academic achievement in science subjects.
INCREASED INTEREST IN STEM: Greater enthusiasm and interest among students in pursuing STEM-related fields and careers.
ENHANCED PRACTICAL SKILLS: Development of critical thinking, problem-solving, and practical laboratory skills essential for success in scientific endeavours.
IMPACT MEASUREMENT AND REPORTING
STUDENT PERFORMANCE METRICS: Monitoring student grades and examination results in science subjects over time.
STUDENT FEEDBACK: Gathering feedback from students on their experiences and perceptions of the new laboratory facilities.
TEACHER OBSERVATIONS: Assessing changes in teaching methodologies and student engagement through teacher observations and interviews.
SUSTAINABILITY PLAN
The sustainability of the project will be ensured through regular maintenance of the laboratory facilities and ongoing support for teacher professional development. Additionally, the school will be encouraged to integrate the laboratory into its curriculum and extracurricular activities to maximize its utility and impact.
CONCLUSION
The Mlama Secondary School Science Laboratory Project represents a significant investment in the future of education and scientific innovation. By providing students with access to modern laboratory facilities, our foundation aims to inspire curiosity, foster academic excellence, and prepare the next generation of scientists and innovators for success.
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On the 10th of July, the foundation paid a visit to Bel Air Home for Children and Adolescents in Grenada to spend quality time with the kids, give them a donation to management (clothes and personal hygiene items) and discuss how the foundation can support the Moving on Project.

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The foundation's support enables the improvement on the school's infrastructure, including the introduction of electricity for the first time since its establishment in 1958. Additionally, the roof repairs will ensure that classes can proceed uninterrupted, regardless of the weather.

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UPDATE

The foundation's donation has been used to purchase modern kitchen equipment to help the school with the new menu. The foundation together with the school is working to finalise the new menu.

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School
UPDATE

The school has received the foundation's donation and looks forward to starting construction very soon.

LATEST
NEWS

UPDATE

On the 10th of July, the foundation paid a visit to Bel Air Home for Children and Adolescents in Grenada to spend quality time with the kids, give them a donation to management (clothes and personal hygiene items) and discuss how the foundation can support the Moving on Project.

LATEST
NEWS

school window
UPDATE

The foundation's support enables the improvement on the Wereni Primary School's infrastructure, including the introduction of electricity for the first time since its establishment in 1958. Additionally, the roof repairs will ensure that classes can proceed uninterrupted, regardless of the weather.

LATEST
NEWS

kitchen equipment
UPDATE

The foundation's donation has been used to purchase modern kitchen equipment to help the St Luke School with the new menu. The foundation together with the school is working to finalise the new menu.

LATEST
NEWS

School
UPDATE

The Mlama Secondary School has received the foundation's donation and looks forward to starting construction very soon.

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