Sofia Township Primary School



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Sofia Township Primary School R E P O R T    C A R D
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Library context The school is home to Orphans and Vulnerable Children (OVC), most of whom are affected by extreme poverty, high drop-out rates and frequent child labour. Complex factors bar children from education in Sofia slum. These are: Extreme poverty, homelessness, absentee parents, orphans, child labour and dysfunctional families. Our goal is to provide quality education to all of our learners regardless of their backgrounds. It's the only school in Sofia slum and this is why we went from 0 students 9 months ago to 400 students currently, with many more wanting to join. we teach the Kenyan education system where the students are taught Maths, English, Kiswahili, Science, Social Studies and Christian Religious Education. We have classes from baby class to class (grade) seven and our children are aged between 5 and 13 years old. A feeding programme has been established where the school provides students food at break and at lunch.
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Region Western province, Kenya
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Point of contact laetitia mukungu
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Email laetitiamukungu@yahoo.com
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Serving population 400 students currently
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