The school mass was an opportunity to start with the different Clubs. Indeed, it is through the activities carried out in these clubs that the theme of the year <<Near You>> You= children, You= parents, You= teachers, You….?

Saturday, 18^th September 2021, our three different primary schools in Bamenda were shared in their respective distribution sites with that of C.S Futru having a greater population. With the help of the local and focal links, the distribution was done following the established list for the beneficiaries from the various schools.

Prior to the distribution phase 2, the various commissions created for the distribution phase were in place and did prepare the various materials necessary for the exercise. During this phase, the working team and parents respected the covid-19 measures to reduce the spread of the virus and while the work was being done, interviews were carried out with the parent and the working team by the communication commission.

Each of the mentioned schools succeeded in distributing 90% of the expected population on the first day of sharing. During distribution phase 2, we faced many problems which started with late coming by the parents and made the day longer and heavier. Those working with C.S Futru had difficulties from impatient, grumbling and noisy parents due to the large population of pupils in the school.

Majority of the parents returned satisfied and happy, commenting positively on the work which was done.

This Monday, September 06, 2021, Saint Joseph Calasanz Bilingual School in Yaounde has indeed opened the doors to its learners. Everything was well prepared and in strict compliance with health rules, namely the implementation of hand washing devices before getting access to the classrooms and social distancing.

Since Wednesday, August 18, 2021, the first phase of food and non-food distribution as part of the humanitarian aid project in the Pious Schools of Bamenda (C.S Mbelem, C.S Menteh, C.S Futru) continues. The beneficiaries are receiving their packages from the various distribution sites.

This humanitarian intervention is funded by the Basque Cooperation and Development Agency to which the educational community of Bamenda schools says: “THANKS”.

From Monday 9^th August to Wednesday 11^th August 2021, we took part in the work of revising the strategy of the North-West South-West Cameroon Education Cluster. All the NGOs, international and national organizations involved in the field and promotion of education in emergency were present, namely: Plan International, Norwegian Refugee Council, UNICEF, World Food Program, UNESCO, Itaka Cameroon represented by the program officer (Joël Aimé Kougnoué).