National Primary School Exams
National Primary School Exam results
09/01/2014
The Sierra Leone National Primary School Exam results were recently released, and the Lifeline Nehemiah Primary School are pleased to announce that over 80% of our students passed the exam. The Sierra Leone Broadcasting Corporation (SLBC) has reported that the Lifeline Nehemiah Primary School is one of the best schools in East Freetown, citing the examination results. Read More
Lifeline Nehemiah Technical Vocational Institute
Betteh Tumara Project
09/01/2014
News from Lifeline Nehemiah Technical Vocational Institute Read More
Lifeline Nehemiah Project Launch
Project Launch December 2013
05/02/2014
We re-launched Lifeline Nehemiah Projects (LNP) on 15th January 2014. The event was well organised and attended by over 1000 beneficiaries and local stakeholders which highlights how well this work is regarded. The re-launch was an important public declaration that the vision which gave birth to LNP was still alive and well. It was also an opportunity to re-state the vision and purpose of LNP. Read More
Inter Sports Day
13th Annual Athletics Competition
15/02/2014
On the 13th and 14th February 2014, LNP’s 13th Annual Inter-House Athletics Competition was held at the Approved School Field, Kuntorloh, Wellington.The 13th was the heats followed by the main event on the 14th which was attended by over 2000 spectators including community chiefs, parents and past beneficiaries of LNP.Prince Tommy Williams took the opportunity to share our values which are: Serving the Community, in Team, always pursuing Excellence and being Accountable to stakeholders,… Read More
Thanksgiving & Parade
Thanksgiving Parade & Celebration
16/02/2014
Sunday 16th February 2014 was a day of thanksgiving for LNP. This event saw staff, beneficiaries, parents and members of the Kuntorloh community come together for thanksgiving.The Schools Manager, Leonard Kamara, in his remarks thanked all for gracing the occasion and reiterated the progress made this year. He highlighted the following things for which we are thankful: Read More
Football Friendly
Nehemiah Boys v Approved School Juvenile Inmates
29/03/2014
Lifeline Nehemiah Projects (LNP) provides educational, mentoring and other support for the inmates Approved School Juvenile Prison (APS) as part of our ongoing investment in young people to rebuild Sierra Leone. On 29 March 2014 the Nehemiah Boys of LNP visited the APS for a friendly football match between the inmates and the Nehemiah Boys. The match drew supporters from both sides. Before the match, Prince Tommy Williams (LNPâs Deputy Director) challenged the young people on both sides… Read More
Campaign Against Teenage Pregnancy
05/05/2014
Accepting their vital role within their own communities LifeLine Nehemiah Junior Secondary School (JSS) pupils were involved in a community sensitization campaign against teenage pregnancy and early age sexual activity. The campaign involved a parade through the community, with our JSS pupils carrying placards. The campaign and march were organised by Save The Children. Read More
Campaign for Better Waste Management
11/05/2014
LNP has been running a campaign to raise awareness within the school community on how to properly dispose their waste,thereby keeping the facilities clean. As part of the campaign, bins were provided at strategic locations in the compound and we are delighted to be able to say that this has resulted in a dramatic reduction in the amount of litter being dropped randomly around the site. Read More
Betteh Tumara Technical & Vocational Training Institute
16/05/2014
We are delighted to tell you that 16 more of our BT Trainees have now started their internships in different locations around Freetown. Four more Electrical Department trainees have been accepted by Sierra Construction Systems Limited (SCS). SCS has established itself as one of the the leaders in civil construction services in Sierra Leone, so we are excited for our trainees to be gaining valuable work experience with one of the nation's leading industrial companies. A further 12 Electrical De… Read More
Tailoring School
21/05/2014
Although tailoring was popular among the women of the community during the Disarmament, Demobilization & Reintegration (DDR) period, there was not a particular focus on it during the set up of the the Betteh Tumara vocational training. However with the return of Mr Abdul George Buannie, the former tailor/trainer, a new tailor shop has not only attracted some business but also some trainees. Mr Abdul currently has three trainees from the community! We welcome Mr Abdul back to the team. Read More
