KUNYANJA SCHOOL OPENS K90 MILLION GIRLS HOSTEL

Kunyanja Private Secondary School in Nkhata Bay has launched a K90 million hostel for girls.

The new hostel is expected to accommodate a significant number of students, providing them with a conducive environment to study, relax, and grow. According to the school's proprietor, the hostel's construction was motivated by the need to address the challenges faced by girls in accessing quality education.

"We are thrilled to launch this magnificent hostel, which will undoubtedly improve the learning experience for our girls," said Festoni Singoyi, Proprietor of Kunyanja Private Secondary School. "We believe that every girl deserves access to quality education, and this hostel will play a critical role in achieving that goal."

The District Education Officer, Zamiwe Nkhoma, praised the school for the initiative, emphasizing the importance of hostels in promoting girls' education. "The lack of hostels in many schools is a significant challenge, particularly for girls," Nkhoma said. "We commend Kunyanja Private School for taking this bold step, which will undoubtedly have a positive impact on the academic performance and well-being of its students."

The new hostel is a significant milestone for the school, which has been committed to providing quality education to its students. The K90 million investment is expected to pay dividends in the form of improved academic performance, increased enrollment, and a brighter future for the girls who call the school home.

Kunyanja Private Secondary School in Nkhata Bay has launched a K90 million hostel for girls.The new hostel is expected to accommodate a significant number of students, providing them with a conducive environment to study, relax, and grow. According to the school's proprietor, the hostel's construction was motivated by the need to address the challenges faced by girls in accessing quality education."We are thrilled to launch this magnificent hostel, which will undoubtedly improve the learning experience for our girls," said Festoni Singoyi, Proprietor of Kunyanja Private Secondary School. "We believe that every girl deserves access to quality education, and this hostel will play a critical role in achieving that goal."The District Education Officer, Zamiwe Nkhoma, praised the school for the initiative, emphasizing the importance of hostels in promoting girls' education. "The lack of hostels in many schools is a significant challenge, particularly for girls," Nkhoma said. "We commend Kunyanja Private School for taking this bold step, which will undoubtedly have a positive impact on the academic performance and well-being of its students."The new hostel is a significant milestone for the school, which has been committed to providing quality education to its students. The K90 million investment is expected to pay dividends in the form of improved academic performance, increased enrollment, and a brighter future for the girls who call the school home.