The primary school in the village of Kankalabe in Guinea was founded in 1929. Conditions were so poor that a local, Aliou Hann, approached DATUM to ask for help
The primary school in the village of Kankalabe in Guinea was founded in 1929. Today 658 pupils are cramped into its five buildings. Conditions are so poor that a local, Aliou Hann, approached DATUM to ask for help. Works to one classroom included repairs of the walls, new roof, ceiling and decorations. Also the supply of new furniture and a blackboard. The school has only three toilets and no water. So DATUM have constructed new toilets and dug a well to supply of clean water for drinking and hand-washing.
The works were completed for the start of the new term in the Autumn of 2013.
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