Kisadhaki Primary School
Kisadhaki Primary School is another typical Ugandan school. It is in a remote location and although there are some permanent structures in place, they do not meet the needs of a growing school population. It sits on a large site, with development potential for buildings.
Completed Projects have included:
- Built a 2 classroom block January 2009
- Provided 40 x 3-seater desks January 2009
This is thanks to funds raised the The Wibble Event in London, April 2008.
This school was only founded in 1998 and has come a long way in 10 years. The present Head Teacher is a very enthusiastic and energetic man and the enrolment figures have increased dramatically under his leadership. Numbers have increased by 260 in one year.
Funds permitting, we would like to give the school two additional classrooms so that those classes taking place under the canvas awning (see photo right) can move into a proper classroom, and some teachers’ houses in order that the school can attract and keep good teachers. At present all the staff walk a minimum of 3 kilometers twice a day. The lack of an adequate water source is a major problem and they would benefit from a water tank.
Head Teacher: Mr David Ngadu
Number of Pupils in March 2009: 1158
