11Nov By ClarksonNovember 13, 20260Education The intervention addressed the poor condition of the school’s classroom facilities, which had previously made learning difficult for students and teachers. The renovation covered the classrooms’ ceilings, floors and walls, providing a safer, more conducive and comfortable environment for teaching and learning. The commissioning ceremony brought together school administrators, students, education stakeholders and representatives of the Foundation to celebrate the completion of the project. Speaking at the event, the school’s Principal, Mr Achi Michael, expressed appreciation to the Foundation for fulfilling its promise to renovate the classrooms. He explained that the condition of the buildings had previously made it difficult for students to use the affected classrooms, forcing some classes to be merged due to safety concerns. He commended the Foundation for its intervention and encouraged other individuals and organisations to contribute to improving educational infrastructure in underserved communities. A student of the school, Hannah Abraham, also expressed gratitude for the renovation, noting that the improved classrooms would make learning more comfortable and accessible. Representatives of the FCT Universal Basic Education Board (UBEB) also commended the initiative, describing it as an example of how individuals and organisations can contribute to educational development. For Israel Ibeleme Foundation, the project reflects its belief that education is a shared responsibility and that every child deserves access to a safe and supportive learning environment. The renovation and commissioning of the three classroom blocks form part of the Foundation’s broader commitment to community development through educational infrastructure, scholarships and other interventions that support disadvantaged children. By investing in school infrastructure, the Foundation continues to demonstrate that meaningful community development begins with creating opportunities for the next generation. A better learning environment creates better opportunities for tomorrow.