Progress ReportJuly 2012

We are all so proud of the results that the students have shown in the inaugural year of the school. Out of the 104 girls enrolled, 84 successfully completed the school year with passing marks! Thirty students received stellar grades above

90%. Two girls moved, and 18 did not receive passing marks. Our teachers work closely with the students that

demonstrate need for additional help. We arrange after school homework assistance as needed to make sure they are

receiving the most rewarding education possible. During the summer months away from the school we offer activities on campus to keep the girls engaged and active. They are also

encouraged to take home books to read in their free time which they can take home and even read at night with their very own

portable solar lamps. 

End-of-Year Results

Touching the walls of the school, eating food from the kitchen, sharing the laughter with kids and staff, sitting on a bench in a classroom, seeing the confidence in their eyes as they were writing their names, looking at the parents' amazement, having candid conversations with the staff, interviewing teachers, talking to the construction crew, .... in short, being part of the school on the ground for 4 days was a moving experience. I saw a lot of kids there who will turn into leaders of tomorrow. Hearing the girls sing a welcome song to me was particularly gratifying. - Alain Pakabomba, Director, Georges Malaika Foundation, notices the impact on a recent visit to the school. To welcome Yamandou and Alain to the School, the girls

prepared a dance! Watch the clip here!-  The girls also learned "This Little Light of Mine" in English

The girls enjoy breakfast and lunch each day at school. A local nutritionist advises the school on choosing healthy

foods for the girls

Girls performing at the ceremony laying1st

stone of the sport Field.

Primary A

Bonve Nyembo

Percentage: 57.5%

Eunice Chibuba

Percentage: 88.5%

Kabaso Horciline

Percentage: 82.7%

Kabobo Suze

Percentage: 90%

Kafungo Mpweto

Percentage: 72%

Katongo Frida

Percentage: 91.9%

Kazadi Rosa

Percentage: 88.5%

Kifungo Kaimba

Percentage: 38%

Kilungu Jeanne

Percentage: 69.1%

Kirinda Djesi

Percentage: 81.6%

Lenge Wa Mpitshi

Percentage: 93.1%

Lutula Kungwa

Percentage: 91.9%

Luwej Rachel

Percentage 81.8%

Masengela Helene

Percentage 42.6%

Matchakana Mwamba

Percentage 60.2%

Mayu Helene

Percentage 56.7%

Mbelu Deborah

Percentage 62.4%

Mujinga Louise

Percentage 87.9%

Mamba Claudine

Percentage 87.7%

Mumba Angele

Percentage 64.9%

Mwike Christine

Percentage 58.8%

Ngoie Kilolo Marcelline

Percentage 90.2%

Ntumba Elisee

Percentage: 48%

Nyota Chouchou

Percentage 42.1%

Poshi Mambokwabo

Percentage 37.4%

Samba Rachel

Percentage 58.2%

1 Ere A

Primary B

Anase Joel

Percentage 77.6%

Dusabe Wakene

Percentage 95.7%

Ilunga Wa Banza

Percentage 95.7%

Kabanga Tshiswaka Jael

Percentage 72.1%

Kabole Josee

Percentage 61%

Kalume Kilwa Francoise

Percentage 89.7%

Kasongo Clementine

Percentage: 54%

Kasongo Kyoni Josianne

Percentage 93.3%

Kiluba Amida

Percentage: 91%

Kilufya Marie Danielle

Percentage 79.1%

Kimputu Willie

Percentage 82.2%

Kunonga Kadiata

Percentage 53.8%

Kyaba Mwanza Jeanine

Percentage 80.4%

Kyungu Jeanette

Percentage 80.5%

Malaji Beya

Percentage 42.6%

Maloba Masangu

Percentage 83.7%

Mujinga Ilunga Daniella

Percentage 87.4%

Mulunda Beatrice

Percentage 90.2%

Mumba Chantal

Percentage 83.7%

Mwamini Fwebe

Percentage 96.9%

Mwange Josephine

Percentage 57.9%

Mwenze Ngoie

Percentage 75.4%

Ngoy Kisula Tina

Percentage 90.6%

Ngoy Rosette

Percentage: 72%

Nkulu Nshimbi Rachel

Percentage 42%

Tshilombo Francoise

Percentage 45.2%