Lesotho Launches Education Improvement Project at Leponesa Primary School

The Honourable Minister of Education and Training, Prof Ntoi Rapapa, has officially launched the Lesotho Education Improvement Project at Leponesa Primary School in Mafeteng District. The project aims to enhance learning environments by constructing new classrooms, toilets, and a fully equipped science laboratory. These upgrades are designed to support both teachers and learners, providing modern facilities that meet educational standards.

The launch included the commencement of classroom construction at Leponesa Primary School, located in the Qalabane area of Mafeteng District. The project is funded by the World Bank, reflecting an investment in Lesotho’s education sector and the country’s commitment to improving school infrastructure. The initiative seeks to create safe, functional, and conducive learning spaces, while encouraging the adoption of science and practical learning among primary school learners.

Minister Prof Rapapa emphasized that the project will directly contribute to improved educational outcomes by addressing overcrowding and limited facilities in schools. The new infrastructure will also support a modern curriculum and promote student engagement. The Lesotho Education Improvement Project is part of broader efforts to strengthen the education system, ensuring that learners across the country have access to quality education in a well-equipped environment.