This happens after UM– USEKE has written a story about the fact the students were sitting upon poorly made desks made up of woods in dusty classrooms.
Local authorities have stoop up to solve this problem and our reporter says that currently students are sitting upon smarter and cleaner school desks, a situation that allows them to learn in a comfortable way.
Family members, parents and local leaders have contributed to the acquisition of the desks.
One of the teachers Jean de Dieu Mahoro told our reporter that this new situation eased the way children learn and hopes this will enhance their school success too.
The Headmaster of the school called Andrew Sebatware revealed that these desks and other tools to facilitate the learning were acquired due to a close partnership between school authorities, parents and other education stakeholders.
All concerned bodies have also agreed about buying a solar power facility to provide the school with electric power so that students might undergo courses smartly and adequately.
The school comprises 200 students and five teachers and four school rooms.
The Rugabano sector’ dwellers did not have a sector’s executive secretary but after UM– USEKE wrote about it last year, Mukama Albert has been allocated as the new executive secretary of the Rubagano sector.
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