In the rural heart of Sembabule District lies Kabajjo Memorial Junior School, a small institution that has recently become a beacon of hope and progress in the district. The school’s transformation in 2024, courtesy of the East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) project, tells an inspiring story of resilience, community collaboration, and the power of creating a nurturing learning environment.

The journey began when Kabajjo Memorial Junior School’s original classroom block was impacted by EACOP’s Right of Way (ROW). As part of its Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) strategy, EACOP worked closely with the school leadership to identify a meaningful solution. In lieu of monetary compensation, the school opted for an in-kind replacement: the construction of a modern classroom block.
By November 2024, the new facilities were fully operational, offering students an enhanced learning environment that went beyond mere replacement. The project’s timely completion ensured that over 15 candidates could sit for their Primary Leaving Examinations (PLE) in the newly constructed classrooms, a critical milestone for the school and its community.
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