Site Clearance for the construction of the 12 new classrooms
By Linus Tigiti, SJ
As the vision of a new 12-classroom building began to take shape, the site clearance felt like the beginning of something profound. Standing on the land, we couldn’t help but feel a sense of anticipation. The first step was a careful survey, a quiet moment to assess the space—a patch of earth brimming with possibility, yet waiting for its transformation.
The removal of debris, and overgrown vegetation was done slowly, deliberately. Every tree, shrub, and rock that was cleared opened up the land for something greater. The earth seemed to sigh, breathing again as the clutter of the past was gently lifted away.
Then came the excavation. The soil, once undisturbed, was carefully dug up, creating a blank canvas ready for a new foundation. With each stage, the land slowly shifted from raw potential into something tangible—a space ready to house 720 students. This was more than just a clearance; it was the birth of a future.
New look for the school compound and the Jesuit Community House
The school has now reached an exciting milestone—entering the roofing stage of construction. Currently, there are six structures taking shape on the grounds: the administration building, laboratory, computer lab, library, four classrooms, and two restrooms for both staff and students. Each building is steadily progressing, showcasing a bright future for the institution. With this promising development, there is strong optimism that the school will be ready by September 2025, barring any weather-related delays. The vision of a state-of-the-art learning environment is becoming a reality, and the anticipation of its completion continues to grow.
