Kabami School

Kabami

The latest information about this school is given in a report written by Eden Quayle in August 2009.

You can read it by clicking here

School Sign

You can watch a video of dancing at Kabami School by clicking here.

This performance was put on for Eden Quayle and David Epidu when they visited in October 2007.

Scroll down to see other pictures from this visit.

There are 600 pupils at Kabami School.

The school has received help from ACE, including the roofing of a classroom, textbooks, reading materials.

Also footballs, netballs, and sports clothing.

		Here are a couple of young pupils, with a football game going on in the background.
		The pupils look very smart in their uniforms.

These pictures were taken during the visit in 2006.

They show one of the Mounts Bay School party teaching in class ......

..... and another giving personal tuition.

The 2008 Building Project

		These old classrooms were in very poor condition.
		Some years ago ACE had provided new roofing but we didn't have sufficient funds to do more at the time.
		The interiors were equally grim and uninviting.
		Our builder said that he could modernise the existing building to form two acceptable classrooms for about half the cost of building new ones.
		In May 2008 we comissioned him to do the work. This consisted of laying proper flooring, plastering inside and out, and providing windows and doors.
		Work proceeded very quickly and by the beginning of June the building was watertight.
		Eden Quayle applied the blue paint to brighten the classrooms up just in time for a visit from the local bishop. You can read more about that in Eden's 11th report by clicking here.
		The work was completed by mid-June.
		It has cost about £4,100 and is another achievement for ACE and all our supporters.

Eden Quayle Visits Kabami School in October 2007

The school has a mixture of old and new buildings.

The entrance to the school library may not look very inviting .....

..... but it is much nicer inside.

Many of the books were supplied by ACE.

ACE representative, David Epidu, is seen here discussing what can be done with this delapidated building.
It certainly isn't habitable at present but our builders could probably restore it if we had more funds.

		Eden was given a rousing welcome by the boys ....
..... and singing and dancing by the girls. You can watch a video of the dancing and listen to some singing by clicking here.

He still found time to admire the view.