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DRGS/DRPS school renovation fund raiser: Saidia kidogo tafadali

 Message from Peter G. Wanjama (Liaison with the Trustees)  09 March 2022.



 

As promised in my last missive we are now ready to receive and disburse funds.

You are all aware of how the family of Dr Ribeiro have enabled us to renovate the school buildings, construct new classrooms and commence building and furnishing the Esther Fausta de Souza Ribeiro Library. It is now up to us, the Alumni, to carry this initiative to completion.

The complex contains an IT and Audio Section besides the conventional Bookshelves. And it is filling these is the challenge presented to us.

Books, Computers and Audio material are all required. In contributing to this we are showing not only our appreciation for what we received in our time but also our vision that OUR School can make to future generations. Kindly share our WhatsApp link with other Alumni that you may know. More information may be gleaned from our website.

Asenteni sana.

 

 

Postal Address: P.O. Box 40420-00100, Nairobi.

Email address: parklandsschool@gmail.com

Website:           wwwparklandsschool.com

Telephone:       +254 714 977 091

Bank Account:  Cooperative Bank, Stima Plaza, Dr Ribeiro School Celebration Account

                            Account number:     011 200 6944 0801

                            Swift Code:        KCOOKENA COOP BANK








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