Primary school close to Njoro

Very early on a Saturday morning in May a few Elfu Bob members set off to Njoro where we had been in touch with a small, but growing community of formerly displaced persons. The primary school in the community could certainly use some attention, the black boards did not deserve to be called just that, most class rooms did not have doors, the roof of the school was not properly fixed, which was a pain at times of rain. As early as 9 o’clock we arrived in Nakuru where the Elfu Bob-ers met some of the people with whom we had been in touch. Together we did our shopping in one of Nakuru’s hardware stores, filling a truck with rain gutters, doors, water tanks, black boards, black board paint, ridges, hinges, locks and so on. Upon arrival at the school (by then it was early afternoon) we painted some of the blackboards while one of the parents had climbed on the roof of the school to install the ridges, thereby closing the roof and protecting the class rooms from the rain that started to come down later that same day.
(The picture shows one of the best blackboards the school had)