25 Years at LAMB

We celebrate Priyanka (G7) and Ashish (G5) Saha's mother who arrived in
Bangladesh on 25 March 1983.

He Lives

Students and teachers at LAMB School wish you all a blessed Easter. May you
know freedom from sin, life everlasting and joy that lasts.
The artwork was done by a student in grade 6.

New LAMB Website

LAMB Integrated Rural Health & Development Project is proud to present our new and improved webpage at www.lambproject.org. There are still patches to be made and errors to correct, but we are ready for everybody to have a look. Please take a tour of all that is LAMB.

On top of the school

Some of the teachers on a tour of the new science building pose for a picture on the roof.

 

At the moment the workers are putting up the last few bricks and ready to start putting in window frames on the second floor. Then all there is left will be to plaster the walls, pour the floors and put in light fixtures. Some things will be late, but that is probably all right.

 

We don’t expect to be able to paint until the end of the rainy season as Berger paint experts tell us the cement has to cure for at least two months. The rainy season is due in June, but before then the humidity will go up in the nineties and stay there until September or October. It looks new now, and it will look new again once painted, so the only problem is for the electrician who doesn’t want to put in the fittings until everything has been painted.

Going to town on a van-gari

Preschool, Kindergarten, Grade 1 and Grade 2 went on a study. They saw life
in Parbatipur town and in a village near LAMB.

Town house

Village house

Village walk

We finished by walking through beautiful green fields.