External works at Sineku Primary School are in final stage with tiling, plastering and waterproofing underway as project moves closer to completion.
The Government of Dominica shared some important updates on the ongoing construction of Sineku Primary School. In their update, the Government informed the citizens that the primary school’s construction is progressing well, with the project currently on its final phase.
According to the Government’s information, the primary school is currently at the stage where exterior finishing, such as tiling, plastering and waterproofing, is taking place.
External works are now in the final stages, with tiling, plastering and waterproofing underway as the project moves closer to completion, reported the Government.
Sineku Primary School forms part of the Government's efforts to construct climate-resilient facilities in Dominica, capable of withstanding Category 5 hurricanes such as Hurricane Maria in 2017. With this aim, the Government of Dominica is currently reconstructing five other schools, including Goodwill Secondary School (GSS), Thibaud Primary School, Calibishie Primary School, Tete Morne Primary School and Bellevue Chopin Primary School.
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The Government of Dominica shared this project update along with attached images of the school on its official Facebook page, where a few citizens have taken to the comments section to express their opinions. Many have shared the significance of the primary school, emphasising how beneficial it will be for now and the years to come.
Taking note of the educational benefits that Sineku Primary School would provide, a Facebook user under Malik Francis wrote, “Education is moving up in the East, and we love to see it! I’m looking forward to seeing all the benefits this primary school will bring to the children.”
Another user also commented, “Sineku children are finally getting what they deserve, and the building is looking solid.”
The school is being funded by the People’s Republic of China, with the construction being managed by the China Civil Engineering Construction Corporation (CCECC).