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Temporary classrooms at Liverpool School, Waterloo

Due to an increase in the number of children attending the Junior School and to reduce class numbers due to Covid 19 the school has erected 2 temporary classrooms. They are constructed of a timber pole framework with a matting and tarpaulin roof, there are no walls. Although this is a short term solution, I don’t believe the structure will survive the rainy season.

I have obtained a quote to replace the temporary structure with a concrete block structure and a corrugated tin roof and the work to dig the foundation trenches has already started and yesterday I sent a tranche of money so that they can start to buy materials for the foundations.

For about £5,500 (dependent on the exchange rate) we can build and equip both classrooms – a small price to pay to improve the learning environment. In the last two weeks I have generated £1,935 worth of donations and if you would like to support this project please contact me by e-mail alanwooly@msn.com or Twitter @alansafrica 

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