In the village of Kent, located in Sistan, 323 children attend school. However, the existing school has only four classrooms—far from enough to accommodate this growing number of students. To help address this issue, we made the decision to build a second school right next to the original one.

With the addition of this new building, the two schools can now operate in two shifts—morning and afternoon—allowing all 323 children to receive an education in a more manageable and supportive environment.

This new school, named Bozorgmehr, was built through the dedicated efforts of the members of the People’s Aid Fund, whose names are proudly listed in the Fund section. The photo gallery captures the journey of the school’s construction and the joyful faces of the students it now serves.

The project was carried out under the guidance and tireless support of the village teacher, Mr. Habibollah Khodadadzehi. Additionally, the regional Department of Education stepped in to provide the school with teachers, desks, and chairs—ensuring that the building became a fully functional learning space from the very first day.