Ambassador Sobashima visits Prince Takamado School
2017/2/8
On 20th January 2017, Ambassador Sobashima visited Prince Takamado School in Bauleni Compound, Lusaka. This school is one of the eight basic schools built by grant assistance from Japan in 1999. This school was opened, on the occasion of the visit from Japan of Prince and Princess Takamado, with the presence of Their Imperial Highnesses as well as H.E. Chiluba, then President of the Republic of Zambia in December 1999. The school was named after the Prince, proposed by the Zambian side.
Currently, approximately 2,850 students receive high quality education at this school from 49 teachers, and the Ambassador saw the students cheerful and active at school.
Currently, approximately 2,850 students receive high quality education at this school from 49 teachers, and the Ambassador saw the students cheerful and active at school.
The tree presented by Princess Takamado in 2012 Head Teacher’s Office
“Takamado pupuils” choir welcomed the Ambassador Grade 5 Classroom