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Blue Sky School - Tanzania - Ventanas y armarios
Tengeru, Arusha - Himo Road, Arusha, Región de Arusha, Tanzania
The aim of the fundraising campaign is to collect money for the purchase of windows for the school and wardrobes for the male children´s room
Infrastructure
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Minimum | Optimum |
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Lockers for male children's room
Lockers so that the male children living in the school have a place to store their clothes, bag and belongings.
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€ 440 | |
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Windows
Purchase and built of 13 new window in the main building (90£ each).
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€ 1.372 | |
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More windows, doors, rendering in the new classrooms,
If the campaign were really successful, some more windows and doors will be purchased for the 4 new rooms.
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€ 2.110 | |
| Total | € 1.812 | € 3.922 |
Blue Sky is a school that was opened more than two years ago, near Nambala, Leganga and Tengeru´s area (a few kilometres far from the second biggest city in Tanzania, Arusha).
The school has a high percentage of sponsored children, as they families can´t afford the costs of their education. Throughout some fundraising campaigns, some projects in the school could have been undertaken to improve the infrastructure and the education quality. Thanks to these campaigns, in the last months there has been some projects to build some new latrines and four new classrooms (that have not been completed yet).
The aim of this campaign would be the construction of windows in the school and the purchase of wardrobes for the male children´s room that are living in the school. In case the fundraising was extremely successful and exceeded the expectations, some more windows could be built, the old latrines could be tiled and the new classrooms could be finished.
The idea of the project is:
After experiencing personally for more than three weeks the situation in the school, and after discussing it with the managers, we have thought it was convenient to focus the fundraising on these projects (windows and wardrobes) to meet children´s needs.
The wardrobes are important for the children to store their personal belongings. Regarding the windows, the whole area is full of dust, and some windows would be more than welcome for the cleanliness and health of the children.
If the campaign was more successful than expected, this extra budget could be used to finish some of the previous projects (painting the new four classrooms, tiling the old latrines,...)
The idea is to buy the wardrobes for the male children´s room and to buy and build as many windows as possible (to start, it would be good to have between 13 and 17 windows in the most necessary places). Prices:
Blue Sky School´s staff (with Elena Ramos as head) are used to manage donations from campaigns undertaken by volunteers that go to the school to help for some weeks or months. There has been a good progress since the school opened, but there are still many things to do to improve the infrastructures, the school capacity, and therefore, the school enrolment in the region and the education quality.
Blue Sky is a school that was opened more than two years ago and provides bilingual quality education (english-swahili) to many children in a disadvantage area in Arusha´s suburbs (Tanzania). Therefore is a supportive project within educational sector, as its objective is to improve the infrastructure of the school so that children with disadvanged economic conditions can access to a good quality education.
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