Having a classroom connected to the Sewing Center is a requirement of the Ministry of Education. The curriculum requires not just sewing but English as a second language, business and entrepreneurship. The classroom is also more convenient for the students and teachers. The Sewing Center already has earned a Level 1 qualification, which permits it to give a diploma to its students.
Work began June 17.
The location of the former boys’ home, now the Sewing Center. The building in the lower edge is the kitchen.
This photo shows the location in proximity to the new boys’ home and Hope House.
Work as of June 21.
Continued monitoring of project. Progress as of July 1.
Front view on July 10. Ready for metal sheets for making a roof.
Side view on July 10. Ready for roof.
Back view on July 10. Ready for roof.
Inside work in progress
The floor will be cement and tiles. Blackboard will be in indicated space in the back wall. Classroom is for 48 students.
Two entrance doors in front of the classroom.
Good looking on July 25. Building with roof and ready for exterior paint.