We promised local farmers and grazers from mountain Kedjom-Keku´s (People of the forest) quarter called Abongphen (Beautiful mountain) to build the school for their children 2010. We have done so two years later 2012. School was built as the most powerful weapon to fight poverty and against nature destruction to protect misty mountain forest which is the most important source of drinking water for the whole region and habitat for hundreds endemic species as endangered subspecies Nigeria-Cameroon Chimpanzee.
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Misty Mountain School under construction. We were building even during night to finish it on time.
Foundations
Wooden construction
Done May 2012
Our students coming to school.
International volunteers were teaching at Misty Mountain School during first three years.
Children really enjoy the school.
Only Cameroonian teachers teach at the School since 2015.
We have planted beans with our students to explain them how plants grow.
We have planted with them trees in water catchment area behind the school.
We taught them to sort the waste and make compost.
They also do enjoy enough sport.
School is currently closed because all teachers of English speaking part of Cameroon are striking since November 2016.