Japan funded the construction of a two-classroom building complex worth US$65,518.00 at Nakaikogo Sanatan Dharam School in Koronivia. The new classrooms eased the difficulties off students and teachers, generally associated with classroom shortage and, empowered Nakaikogo Sanatan Dharam School to offer quality education facilities to the increasing number of children attending the school. This School was established in 1937 and lately faced shortage of adequate classroom space to cater for 396 children attending the school from nearby areas.

JOCV (Japan Overseas Cooperation Volunteers)

Mr. Yuki Sasaki has being teaching with Nakaikogo Sanatan Dharam School from last September as a Youth Activities Volunteer. He teaches students at the pre-school in the morning and takes extra curricular activities (sports and art and craft) for the primary school students from Classes 1 to 4 in the afternoons.  Before joining the JOCV Programme, Mr. Sasaki has served at various schools and organizations in planning activities for children at kindergartens, elementary and junior high schools.

JICA is very focused in assisting in the area of (PEMAC) Physical Education, Music and Art and Craft for the primary schools to strengthen PEMAC teaching in Schools and develop greater appreciation by teachers in these subjects.  Currently, JICA has five (5) volunteers who are based with the Education Office and as well as with the primary schools to promote PEMAC Education.