Adami school in ethiopia

False Bay School students with help from many community members sent $800 to a rural community in Ethiopia to help build two primary schools. The community donated the land, local building materials and labour. We bought the metal roofing and nails. We also sent some books and letters from False Bay School. These pictures show one of the schools being built and the students with our books and letters. The school will soon have the mud walls in place. We would like to send $250.00 to buy a door for each school and six windows. If you would like to help, please send donations to Sheila Ray, Lasqueti Isand or phone 333-8884

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False Bay School

Approximately 30 students from Kindergarten to grade 12 are enrolled in False Bay School. Kindergarten to grade 8 students are in two classes, primary and intermediate rooms while secondary students from grades 9-12 participate in Individual Secondary Program (ISP) in conjunction with North Island Distance Education School.

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