This community is about 8 km to the north of Kabala and has about 20 dwelling houses with an estimated population of about 150 to 200. This community had a makeshift school which they themselves were gradually establishing. This unfinished building collapsed and nothing came in its place so far.

The school had an enrolment of about 76 pupils from classes one to three, with only one teacher. School children and community people all benefited from used clothes, toys, books and other school materials donated by BAN.

This school is also within the township of Kabala. It has three structures/buildings of 8 classrooms.  There is  a lower section or unit comprising classes 1 2 and 3 with an enrolment of 407 pupils and an upper section or unit comprising classes 4, 5 and 6 with an enrolment of 414.  It has a combined teaching force of 16 teachers including two head masters.

The two structures/buildings when completed and handed over will cushion the overcrowding problem. Very limited sitting accommodation for both pupils and teachers. Lack of sufficient learning and school materials.

Although this community is about 30 km from Kabala but it takes 6 hours to get to this village. The roads' quality is very poor which makes traveling to Kabala very dangerous.

BAN’s founder encouraged her younger school going brothers and sisters to put education at the top of their list and promised her organization would do more for anyone serious about his or her education. Organization donated school materials to all the pupils and teachers of the school.

This community is located about 22 km north east of Kabala, it has about 18 dwelling-houses with an estimated population of about 170. There is a community school wanting to affiliate with the MCA mission which is yet to be realized.

The school is a makeshift. It is built with four poles, holding a roof covered with palm fronds and dilapidated plastic sheeting. Both school children and community people benefited from BAN donations

This school is in Yogamaia (a part of Kabala town). The building is not completed . The are 334 pupils that are enrolled in this institution. Also , the number of teachers is 9 which is not enough  looking at the number of  pupils. All the pupils and teachers received educational materials donated by BAN

This school is situated the eastern part of Freetown and it received eleven(11) computers and other educational materials from BAN.

This is a co-educational Secondary School divided into two sections: The Junior Secondary School (JSS) comprising forms 1, 2 and 3, with an enrolment of 1,128 pupils and the Senior Secondary School comprising forms 4, 5 and 6 with 512 pupils enrolled

It is the oldest and one of the largest schools in the District. The BAN Project leader dubbed the school her alma mater and urged her younger colleagues to make education a top priority.

Pupils, teachers received school material donations from BAN and she promised her organization would do more in the near future.