Fundraising for Solar Power and Water Pump for the School

May 20, 2020 0 comments

SBOSA:

Funding Requirements for urgent needs at Sanyati Baptist High School

The school urgently requires solar systems for the following areas:

Dining Hall – School losing food during Zesa outages (load requirements about 4Kw).
Admin building – For continuation of learning during Zesa outages (approximate load 15Kw) 3. Submersible pump – for continuity of supply of water during power outages.

Fundraising committee, after talking to the school, decided to initially raise funds for the dining hall. After dining hall, funds will be raised for the admin building and then for the pump. Actual financial requirements are:

Dining Hall

The dining hall will require a 5Kva solar system as detailed below:

Qty	Description	Unit Price(US$)	Total Price (US$)
1	5kVA Inverter	750	750
1	Lithium ion battery (48V, 100AH	950	950
10	375 Monocrystalline panel	160	1 600
	Sub-total (equipment)		3 300
1	Mountings and accessories @30% of equipment cost (Approximate cost)		990
	TOTAL		4 290

Admin Building

The admin building will need three, 5Kva systems. These systems will be installed one at a time. The price of each 5Kva system is as outlined above.

Pump

The pump will require a hybrid variable speed drive with appropriate solar panels. The variable speed drive will be supplied by solar panels or the grid (alternately) to power the existing pump.

Qty	Description	Unit Price(US$)	Total Price (US$)
1	2.2Kw single phase hybrid inverter (approximate price)	500	500
8	375 Monocrystalline panel	160	1 280
	Sub-total (equipment)		1 780
1	Mountings and accessories @30% of equipment cost (Approximate cost)		534
	TOTAL		2 314

Some volunteers will provide labor and expertise for all installations.

Funding Proposal

Suggest that fund raising activities are co-ordinated via cell groups. What can each cell group contribute?

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A SANYATI Baptist High School pupil, Macdonald Kanenga, is on cloud nine after scoring 30 points in his A’ Level examinations, giving credit to hard work and perseverance.

Kanenga had As in all the six subjects which included Additional Mathematics, Chemistry, Physics, Pure Mathematics, Statistics and Economics.

Speaking to H-Metro, the 18-year-old said he was happy and satisfied with the results.

“The feeling is unbelievable but basically I’m very happy and satisfied. Who knew I would make it? Nonetheless I am glad I have made my parents and the school proud.

“Being the first born in a family of three, there were a lot of expectations from my family and that’s where the motivation came from. I just felt that I can match or beat the records at my school and I managed to do so,” he said.

The Kadoma resident student mentioned some of the challenges he faced in the course.

“Being at a boarding school you face a lot of challenges and some are beyond your control.

“Many times there were electrical faults and we were forced to read using candles or during the day.

“Another challenge was that during winter I had severe toothaches and it affected me so badly but I am pleased that it didn’t affect my outcome,” said Kanenga.

Asked about his plans for university, Kanenga said:

“I want to study Actuarial Science at any good university that comes my way. My ambition is to show the nation and the world my capabilities and hard work.”

In his Ordinary level, Kanenga scooped 10As and 3Bs and his results enabled him go under the STEM initiative which is a curriculum based idea of educating students in four specific disciplines — science, technology, engineering and mathematics.

Sanyati headmaster Pearson Wasarirevu is also delighted with his school’s performance, highlighting that there has been an improvement.

“We have scored better this year with 95.4 percentage pass rate compared to last year. We are very excited and we urge the current A’ level students to do better,” he said.