- The school academic year began, run and ended almost smoothly according to plan. Not any major challenges were experienced.
- Two giant granaries, to take 40 tones of grain, were constructed and put to use thereby ending the existing problems of students spending a lot of time on putting maize for their food in the sun and taking it back to store in order to keep destructive insects; away and the school being compelled to spray it with chemical preservatives which was not so healthy for the students.
- The students’ laundry was opened which ended the problem of students washing their clothes and disposing the waste, soapy water anywhere and everywhere, especially on grass lawns, paths etc thereby endangering the environment.
- The school got a second hand bus which marked the reduction of transport problem for both the students and staff.
- Around 38 acres of land was purchased. This brought new hopes for planned expansion, self-help projects, reforestation etc as our campus is now almost fully utilized and there is hardly any space left.
- Three hundred science books donated to the school through special programme of READ UNIVERSITY UK some are text books and good references.
Hekima Girls' Secondary School in the Kagera region in northwest Tanzania provides quality education for young women. The goal of the school is to emancipate them psychologically, culturally, socially, economically and spiritually, and enable them to develop talents, gain confidence, and have an impact on the development of their society.
Saturday, January 15, 2011
News:2010 School Year Highlights.
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