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Fezeka is the only black high school offering classes in Xhosa, Sotho and Tswana. As a result, the school is bursting at its seams and turns away over 300 students each year. Currently the school has 1,777 students with up to 70 students per class. |
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Classrooms are in constant need of repairs
Our goal
Build eight permanent classrooms to replace the current portables. Together with furnishings, it was estimated to cost R1.5 Million or Cdn$300,000.
Accomplishments to date:
A building contractor in Cape Town started building on August 25th, 2003 and we have completed the classrooms, which are currently being used. So far we have raised over $250,000 Cdn. through individual donations and varied fund-raising efforts. Cdn$35,000 is still needed to finish paying for this work.
More on Fezeka
For further information, call (604-224-3077) or e-mail
REG. CHARITY # 87301 3718 RR0001
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BLOGGING FROM SOUTH AFRICA
Alexandra (Alex) Abraham is the first Canadian sponsored by Education without Borders to work as a volunteer teacher for a full year at Fezeka Senior Secondary School in Guguletu, South Africa. EwB acknowledges the contributions of many generous supporters who made this possible. Follow her experiences in her blog:
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