BASIC SCHOOL EQUIPMENT

Statistics show: In Tanzania, every third child leaves school after only a few years. Of the children who complete primary school, only one in three subsequently attends secondary school. That is why many young people are neither able to write properly nor do arithmetics.

The overcrowded classrooms are a great challenge for the teachers. The teachers teach, some students listen, others don’t, others sleep. Very few pupils have their own school books and exercise books.

furaha believes that successful help begins with supporting education, so that people can read, write and do arithmetic. The donations are personally brought to Tanzania by furaha, the necessary materials are bought locally. In this way we support not only the school, but also local businesses and local crafts. Currently we support the Erastus School.

Hesekiel Silayo, Headmaster of Erastus-School:

We are convinced that the best contribution to the community is to enable and provide good education.

Our core values are:         

  • Mutual Respect and Care
  • Direct and open communication
  • Integrity
  • Doing what we do with passion
  • Creating a pleasant and supportive environment for the children

Ezekiel Silayo introduces the Erastus pre- and primary school:

The Erastus School is a non-governmental school and is located in the coastal region of Tanzania, which borders on the Indian Ocean.

Non-governmental schools aim to promote the right of all children, including very poor and handicapped children, to receive a solid and good-quality education at affordable prices.

The Erastus School works with the Tanzanian government’s curriculum, which covers all subjects for pre-school and primary school.

Currently 11 children attend the pre-school and 106 pupils attend the primary school. The ratio between boys and girls is quite balanced.

Silayo: What is important to you for your school?

  • We want to provide high quality education that will enable students to pass the national secondary school exams, but also to be successful in future life.
  • We also encourage a good relationship between students, parents and teachers.
  • Values are important to us, as is understanding and respect for their own culture.
  • We strive for equal opportunities for girls and boys and allocate 20% of the school budget to support orphaned and disabled children.

ITOBO   EDUCATION  CENTRE

VISION – To empower children to acquire, demonstrate and use knowledge and skills that will support them as life -long learners to participate in and contribute to the global well-being. We believe that education should take place in a full inclusive environment with equal opportunities for all and that all children should learn/should have granted access to education.

DREAM – My dream reflects my understanding and beliefs. I am to ensure that all children at my Centre are provided with high quality learning based on a broad and balanced curriculum.

WHY – I built the Centre because I want to see all children acquire knowledge and skills regardless of their financial problems or any disability.

ITOBO Education Centre is a new center situated in Itobo, a ward of the Nzega District which is one of the seven districts in the Tabora Region in the Western part of Tanzania. During my working years as a teacher, I came across and lived with illiterates, orphans, disableds and kidnapped children, also with children living in a precarious environment and in difficult families without any Classroom Education. That situation touched my soul and I put solemn promise to promote the right of all children to receive good quality education by taking measures to change the situation radically like building the ITOBO Education Centre. There pre-nursery children and illiterate children aged above 13 yrs old who cannot read, write and do arithmetic will get education followed by further trainings including sewing, entrepreneurship, computer training, welding and others in order to provide education and vocational skills to all children in order to support them to become self-dependent. Itobo Education Centre (IEC) works with the Tanzanian curriculum which covers all subjects in pre-nursery and illiteracy Children.

I understand the social, emotional and financial difficulties and challenges children and their families have to face, so Itobo Education Centre builds upon these foundations within our children and families. Our philosophical approach is building confidence, maximize potential and equip children with practical vocational skills. Much of our center’s success is found in our school-wide philosophical beliefs which have four core values: Integrity, creating pleasant and supportive environment for children and ensuring that children develop a feeling of competence hence confidence.

GOAL FOR FAMILY SPONSORSHIPS

2021

  • We continue this pleasant cooperation with the Erastus School. For the first time we need school and laboratory materials for physics and chemistry for the higher classes. For this we need 6000.- Fr.

We have achieved this goal in 2020 thanks to the great supply of our donators.

 

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