How A Bohol School Rebuilt Its Campus

Schools all over Bohol begin the arduous challenge of rebuilding their campuses that had been devastated by the 7.2 temblor that struck the province last October 15.

It’s all systems go as St. Augustine Institute in Sagbayan, Bohol rebuilds its school that was partially damaged by the devastating temblor that struck Bohol almost two months back

Guided by the school’s modest aim to build six semi- permanent classrooms made of plywood, hardiflex, coco lumber and G.I. sheets, B.R.I.D.G.E.S and Oplan Bangon Bohol hopes to see the realization of that dream.

Team B.R.I.D.G.E.S , OBB and a handful of volunteers from all sectors came back today to fulfill a promise made to the students and faculty 

A sense of excitement fueled by optimism and hope filled the campus even as the students and faculty members helped Team B.R.I.D.G.E.S and OBB from carrying the construction materials donated by kind- hearted and generous individuals and groups to laying the foundation for the new classrooms

The entire campus literally took matters into their own hands by doing their share and letting he communal spirit prevail and triumph

As much as Team B.R.I.D.G.E.S and Oplan Bangon Bohol would like to repair and rebuild as many classrooms as WE can, our group can only do so much.

Team B.R.I.D.G.E.S is calling donors and sponsors for monetary donations, construction materials and school equipment like books and even pencils, pens, writing pads and notebooks. Used computers would be appreciated too 

Willing and able- bodied volunteers who can handle hammers and saws are most welcome too

Let us secure the future of Bohol’s new generation by ensuring that they are able to get back right on track to secure a brighter tomorrow through education 

Photo Credits: Dennis Saco