Siamatika School, located in rural Zambia, was in urgent need of expansion and renovation. A decent school building is essential for providing quality education and the school often also acts as a safe place for children to escape poverty. Unfortunately, most government schools in Zambia, especially in rural areas like Siamatika School, are in poor condition due to a lack of financial resources for repairs and new construction.

In 2020, the construction and renovation of the Siamatika School began, located 8 km away from the Liberi School.

In addition to adding two new classrooms, all existing classrooms and offices were renovated, and new toilet blocks were installed. The school now has electricity and water facilities for the children. The project was funded by various donors, with one-third of the funding coming from Wilde Ganzen. We are proud in the accomplished improvements and the increased community involvement. Almost all parents now send their children to this school, resulting in an increased number of 700 students. With the construction of more classrooms, additional classes can be accommodated, allowing even more children to receive an education.