A New Firewood-Saving Stove in St. Andrews Matale Primary School

Written By Michelle John

The School Administration, the parents, the teachers, the students, and the cooks are all rejoicing after the construction of a new firewood saving stove known as a "rocket stove". This stove doesn't only save firewood but also time for food preparation. Better still, there is no smoke in the kitchen.So everyone is very grateful to the sister school, Hannah Senesh of US, who sponsored the construction. The construction has been done by Brick by Brick Construction's masons, who have experience in making rainwater harvesting tanks and other structures, and now they have acquired new skills in Rocket Stove construction.

Long live Hannah Senesh. Long live St. Andrews Matale Primary School.

St. Andrews' cook, Maria Nakalema, preparing maize porridge

The maize porridge is ready for the students

Michelle John

Having worked for a number of companies over the years, I embarked on my freelance career with the aim of supporting the missions of my clients with good design. What energizes me is helping clients who want to be different and are passionate about what they do. I regularly donate my time and design skills on Catchafire.org, a platform matching non-profits with the professional help they need.

https://www.brambledesign.co
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