Expansion at the library is complete. We thank our donors, especially the Keating family for making this possible. The building expansion was from the Keatings. The table and chairs were from the Keatings and the African International Club (AIC). Books and activities for the kids were from various donors. Thanks much to everyone.
The photos show the improvements.
New tables and chairs in adult study area
Beautiful ceiling. Complete with lighting from ceiling and fresh air.
There is room for 30 or more students. This is a great study area for older P6 kids preparing for National Exams.
Reading room
Build it. Creative activity room.
Builders in creative activity room
On the walls, we used cultural art.
Dung art
Dung art is native to the area. It is made of cow dung and ash and painted with natural pigments. This tradition dates to the 18th century.
Baskets and pictures of dancers are traditional art.
Imagine such animals in your backyard! Awesome.
Animals and birds of Rwanda. These can be seen in Akagera National Park in their own environment.
Our library is much improved.