About the Lewa Education Programme 5 Year Plan.




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	Mission Statement
	The Lewa Wildlife Conservancy works as a catalyst for the conservation of wildlife and its habitat. It does this through the protection and management of species, the initiation and support of community conservation and development programmes, and the education of neighbouring areas in the value of wildlife.

LEWA EDUCATION PROGRAMME 5 YEAR PLAN

Children in class.
Comfortable?

MAJOR PROJECTS

The following comprise some of the main projects that the Programme hopes to achieve between 2005 and 2009.

Primary School Support

Each of the seven primary schools have, in conjunction with the Lewa Education Programme, compiled a five-year primary school development plan to improve their schools' infrastructure, the curriculum and teaching / learning methods. The aim is to provide conducive learning and teaching environments for both the pupils and the teachers.

NOTE:
The Projects in Green are those that LEP was bale to achieve through the annual Safaricom Marathon and other individual donors funding in year 1 ( 2005 ) to year 4 (2008 ).

YEAR 1 (2005)	YEAR 2 (2006)	YEAR 3 (2007)	YEAR 4 (2008)	YEAR 5 (2009)
KANYUNGA PRIMARY SCHOOL
2 classrooms, Desks	2 Classroms, Desks , Admin Block	2 classrooms, Desks, Library, Tables/Chairs	School Gate, 2 classrooms, Desks, Toilets	Water Facilities, ECD Classroom, Furniture
MUTUNYI PRIMARY SCHOOL
Teachers Lockers, Desks	ECD Classroom, Classroom, Library	Kitchen, Desks, Energy saving Stoves, Admin Block, Classrom	Fencing the School Compound	Classrooms
KARIMBA PRIMARY SCHOOL
Solar Panel and Battery, Classroom, Pit Latrine	2 classrooms, Pit Latrine, Fencing school compound, Library	Classroom, Head Teacher's House, Admin Block, Pit Latrine, 2 Teachers Houses	2 classrooms, Science Room, ECD Class	Water System Supply
LEWA PRIMARY SCHOOL
Classroom, 12 Teachers Desks, 2 Teachers Houses, Kitchen	10 Boys/Girls Toilet, 50 Desks , Classroom, Start a Village Polytechnic	Classroom, Desks, Pre-unit School, Employ Pre-Unit Teachers, 4 Teachers Houses	Classroom, 2 Teachers' Houses, Day Secondary Schools	Classroom
MUNANDA PRIMARY SCHOOL
Classroom, Shelves & books for the library, 10 pit latrines for boys, Tree seedlings	Classroom,Water storage tank, Pre-school class & teaching aids for the children, Renovate the office & the staffroom	Classroom, Desks, Fence the whole school compound, Teacher houses,	Classroom, Kitchen	Classroom
NTUGI PRIMARY SCHOOL
Classroom, Store, Library Renovation of The Learning Resource Centre	Desks, Library, Kitchen, 2 Classroom	2 Energy Saving Stoves, Desks, Classroom	8 Pit latrines, Classroom Teaching aids for the whole school	Fencing the School, Classroom
LEPARUA PRIMARY SCHOOL
Classroom, Kitchen	Classroom, ECD facilitator training, Exposure tour for teachers and pupils	Library, Admin Block, Classroom	Fence the school, Computer and Electricity	Provision of Boarding Facilities, Vehicle
SUBUIGA PRIMARY SCHOOL
2 Classroom,	Classroom, Pit Latrines, Kitchen	Water Tank, Desks, 4 Classrooms, Admin Block, Energy saving Stoves	Desks, Toilets, Classrooms, Fence the school Compound, Computer and Electricity	Library, Teacher houses, desks, ECD Classes

Each school, every year includes evaluations and tests as part of the planned activities.

Children at school.

SUMMARY

The Lewa Education Programme would like to acknowledge and thank all those caring individuals who have made a contribution in support of the schools program. There is very little we can do without your assistance and it is our sincere hope that you will continue to back our efforts.

Donations to the Lewa Education Programme’s appeal can be sent to:

a. Our secure donation page:

You can donate via our secure VeriSign Payflow system. Simply enter the US Dollar amount you would like to donate in the box on the left and click the button which will take you to our Support Lewa page.

b. Kenya Shilling account:
Barclays Bank of Kenya
Account name: Lewa Education Trust
Nanyuki Branch Account number: 8150836
P.O. Box 214 Swiftcode: BARKENXA
NANYUKI

c. Dollar account:
Standard Chartered Bank (Kenya) LTD
Account Name: Lewa Wildlife Conservancy
Branch: Nanyuki
Address: P.O. Box 150 Nanyuki
Account number: 8702095077800
Sort Code: 02-010
Swift Code: SCBLKENX

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