The 20 trainees at Mwala community school have been very busy and have laid the foundations of three new fit-for-purpose hexagonal classrooms.

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The new classrooms will replace inadequate and overcrowded tents that are currently being used as emergency classrooms at a school with over 500 pupils. The teachers and pupils are very excited to see the work taking place and the classrooms taking shape.
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The trainees at Mwala are now 4 months into their training and although they are finding the work hard, they are enjoying the experience.
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“I’m enjoying my training because each day I am learning something new. I’ve learnt how to mix concrete, how to build a foundation and how to make earth bricks. When I first started I didn’t think I would reach this far but now I’ve passed through challenges and managed it”.

Lister, Mwala trainee.

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Over the next few weeks trainees will begin to lay thousands of earth bricks that they made from soil excavated on site, local river sand and a small amount of cement.
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We will keep you updated with the progress from the Mwala community. If you would like to know more then please get in touch.
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