Sr. Christine Mubanga is delighted to announce that the first computer lab for her school in rural Zambia is now completed! The lab opened in June with a celebration attended by students and their families that included a special blessing of the new lab.
First opened in 2019, the Kalabula Primary School began with one Sister teaching 19 students under a grass thatched shelter. Today, thanks to SRW donors, the school has several new classrooms and staff members to teach nearly 600 students. Kalabula also recently received a 100% passing rate – meaning all of its students qualified to attend secondary school.
And now, with the new computer lab, even brighter futures are in store for Kalabula students. For the first time ever, they will have access to technology that will help them excel in their studies and prepare them for future careers that will ensure their wellbeing.
Click here to see a short video of the grand opening of the lab from Sr. Christine.
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