St. Kizito Kikati Primary School

This is "Eve" Tree. We can't wait to taste the mangoes from this tree.

Meanwhile the trees planted by our American friends are doing well. They were named after the Americans who planted them. This is "Crane" Tree

Dusty floor no more. Here, the cementing work was in progress. According to the construction language, the next step is applying 'nil' (the smooth layer). We will post that pic after raising 30 likes for this page.

Meet St. Kizito Kikati Primary School PLE Candidates 2013. They constituted the very first P.7 class of the school and we wish them lots of success. During their briefing, they said that the items donated by guests from the U.S. were very helpful to their studies and they promise to excel.

The cementing work started with the leveling of the floor.

Part of the material we used to cement the dusty classroom floor. All the material used was bought from the money donated by our American friends.

The dusty floor of the class room before cementing work started

In August this year, St. Kizito Kikati Primary School received special visitors from the United States. Their visit opened a new chapter for the school. They donated an assortment of scholastic materials and clothes to the pupils.
The guests also raised funds that were used to cement the floor of one of the dusty classrooms of the school.

We are going to share the journey from a dusty classroom to a cemented classroom on this page, please join us.

In this photo, we share the outside of the classroom that our American friends helped to cement

St. Kizito Kikati Primary School girls playing netball

St. Kizito Kikati Primary School play ground

Meet some of the members of St. Kizito Kikati Primary School.