Quality Education For All
In the middle of August, the painting began. There were still some windows and doors not finished yet. The plumbing was also behind and a lot of other things were delayed. The school was to be commissioned at the beginning of September but was postponed severally since the workers could not keep to the date that was agreed on. On …
Windows and door frames were fixed properly and the plastering continued. The electric wires were being installed and the switches were fixed. more wood was purchased and some adjustments were made. the sanitary items began as well. In July, the completion of the sanitary items was coming to an end and painting began at the end of July. some important …
At the beginning of 2020, there was a scheduled time to be followed before the casting of the first-floor slab. The corona pandemic delayed the process due to lockdown, which in turn delayed material supply. On-site, the number of workers had to be reduced as well as Covid protocols had to be followed. Despite the delay and reduction of workers, the cast for the first-floor slab was done and waited for 21 days for the concrete to dry. In the middle of the year, the division of the rooms began as well as plumbing installations and electrical piping was laid and demarcated.
Fast-forward to 2021, there was an inspection conducted by the city building authorities, the architect as well as the water and soil commission. Note that this is a routine thing done especially before the commencement of any school building. All documentation had to be provided before continuing to make sure all was up to date. Weeks after, the fire department also came to make sure the necessary provisions were in place for emergencies and fire escapes. On a happy note that was done, and the inspector was happy about it.
In March and April 2021, the doors and window frames installation began which is all locally sourced wood and custom-made. At the beginning of May, the plastering or smoothing of the walls began and is still ongoing. There were also some extra windows that had to be created, and extra wood was bought and customized to fit all the windows.
In 2019, the foundation commenced a school building project called Jan Montessori School which is located at Oyibi, a town on the outskirts of Accra, Ghana about 30 km North of Accra. In the beginning, the foundation was made, and the pillars were cast after that. When that was finished, the platform form for the next floor was done but using Wawa boards and bamboos to hold it in place.
Progress As At 2019
Here at Crown Jan Foundation, we strive to give every child access to quality education and potential in order to live a fulfilled life. As we believe that the key to a sustainable future is through the younger generation, our goal is to achieve sustainable change in the lives of deprived children to meet their basic needs of education and …
The world is ever rapidly changing, with the advent of technology and civilization in itself. Crown Jan Foundation believes the way forward is timeless. That’s why we are committed to making sure that all kids have the best education possible, but we can’t build a future without you. Let’s get involved.
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