Rwamagana Leaders' School, a secondary school in the Eastern Province has undertaken a commendable initiative of supporting the community during the Covid-19 pandemic outbreak.
The privately-owned rural school has so far distributed 3,360 kilogrammes of maize flour, 1,780 kilogrammes of rice, 1,948 kilogrammes of beans and 636 litres of cooking oil to 690 families in Kigabiro Sector, Rwamagana District and it is looking forward to distributing more food supplies in the very near future.
We are currently sponsoring 94 secondary students to attend Rwamagana Leaders' School through the Rwanda School Project and we are looking forward to doing more of such deeds," said Moses Ssenyonjo, the Programme Director at the School.
According to the school administration, the supportive gesture can serve to give an example to their students of the kind of leaders they should be; and also remind other institutions that even amidst the many financial uncertainties; they can still do something to support the communities in which they operate.
Rwamagana Leaders' School is located in Kigabiro sector, Rwamagana district, about 60 kilometres away from Kigali City.
