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Nigeria: Pankshin Campus, Zambiri School

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Nigeria: Pankshin Campus, Zambiri School

The Zambiri School is a community primary school established by Nigerian Archbishop Ben Kwashi and his wife Dr Gloria Kwashi to educate children in their immediate neighbourhood in Jos, Nigeria. The Pankshin campus is a new building site to accommodate high school students, so they can learn in a safe environment. As girls grow up in Jos, they can become targets of sexual violence and forced marriages. Pankship Campus, Zambiri School will protect these kids by providing a safe learning environment for all students, particularly girls.

Pankshin campus will educate over 400 students from disadvantaged backgrounds. The students will receive free education, uniforms, food, and medical care. Zambiri School has been approved by the government as a centre for national examinations. Four cohorts of senior students have graduated, some of whom have gone on to tertiary education in college or university.

Pankshin campus will be able to accept 400 high school aged students, helping to meet the enormous need for children’s education in Jos.

This project is being supported in partnership with the Anglican Diocese of Canberra & Goulburn.

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