NEWS EDITION
Bulk Excavation marks the beginning of School Construction Project
By Linus Tigiti, SJ

Following three weeks of in-depth discussions and meticulous planning, the construction of the school has officially begun, focusing on bulk excavation as the initial phase. This critical step establishes the foundation for the entire project, laying the groundwork for the future educational facility. Throughout the three-week discussion period preceding the commencement of bulk excavation, various project aspects were carefully deliberated. Factors such as site conditions, soil composition, environmental impact, and safety measures were thoroughly assessed to facilitate a seamless transition into the construction phase. A well-executed bulk excavation establishes a smooth and timely construction process, leading to the timely completion of the school.

Collaboration among architects, engineers, Jesuits, project managers, and construction workers played a pivotal role in planning and executing the bulk excavation process. Clear communication, adherence to timelines, and a focus on quality were fundamental principles guiding the team during this critical project phase.

Engineers are busy with verifying the survey data for the bulk excavation process.

As the school construction project advances, the successful completion of bulk excavation signifies a significant milestone in the journey towards establishing a modern, functional, and safe educational facility. With a solid foundation in place, the school is on track to become a hub of learning and growth for future generations.

The sight of the cleared site prepared for construction: This location is designated for the construction of the computer labs and library, offering a clear view of Bonga town from this vantage point.