The 28th October 2026 was a great day for the Presbyterian School in Limbo, NW region Cameroon.  Finally they took possession of a brand new, clean, durable and hygienic classroom block for their children to learn in, after years of making do with ramshackle and crumbling rooms made from mud blocks.

The community turned out in full to witness the handing over of this beautiful new building and there was plenty of singing and dancing at the celebration.  Each classroom is complete with new benches, tables, chairs and blackboards so that the children will no longer be overcrowded or have to sit on the dirt floor while they learn.  There is also a new school office and storeroom and a newly dug Ventilated Improved Latrine with discrete cubicles for boys, girls and staff. The children are thrilled with their new school and the community is very proud that they participated fully in the project and have now taken ownership of it.  We anticipate that the enrolment at the school will increase, the health of the children will improve and the academic achievement of pupils will significantly improve.

Many Internally Displaced children, who have been denied the opportunity to go to school for many years because of the war in the Anglophone regions of Cameroon, are now happily enrolled at PS Limbo.  They, too, can now aspire to a better future and success in life.