The pictures on the right side speak for themselves.

The following reasons show clearly why I was deeply motivated to get a school building for the children:

- Classes were last held on 2 large terraces of a residential
  house
- Whether and when lessons could take place was totally
  weather-dependent, because the lessons took place 

  under the open sky.

- The classes had to start at 7:00 a.m., because from 

      10:00 a.m. it became unbearably hot, in March it was   

      about 40 degrees.
   - In the hot season, no lessons were possible, and no               lessons during rain  and during the monsoon. 

      This added up to many weeks during the year.              

- There was no possibility to fix blackboards or diagrams

   anywhere.  
- There were no toilets. The boys had to stand outside
  somewhere, the girls had to run home

Here is the latest news from December 2022:

After an incredibly long wait, I was able to visit the shell of the school in December. As you can see in the pictures, it is a very massive, earthquake-proof building.

It consists of 6 classrooms, 1 teachers' room, 1 multi-purpose room,

1 kitchen and 5 toilets.