Construction of Bamia Primary School ‘in final stage of completion’ 

See below the full release from St8tment Investment Inc.: 

The Bamia Primary School, a flagship educational project in Region 10, is now in its final stage of completion. With only minor electrical installations, lighting fixtures, and limited plumbing work remaining, the school is on the verge of being handed over. A recent inspection conducted by the Regional Executive Officer (REO), Mr. Dwight John, other regional authorities and Project Consultant Mr. Rudolph Anthony (from E&A Consultants Inc.) confirmed that construction is progressing at a satisfactory standard. The state-of-the-art facility is expected to be fully operational in time for the September 2025 academic year.

The construction contract for the Bamia Primary School was awarded to St8tment Investment Inc. in November 2021. Since then, the project has experienced several delays due to a range of challenges, including labor shortages, increased material costs, and unfavorable weather conditions. These setbacks collectively impacted the original timeline and contributed to extensions.

Despite these hurdles, the project is now in its final phase, and the school is poised to become one of the most modern educational facilities in Region 10. The expansive campus is designed to accommodate a growing student population and will include 44 classrooms, a fully equipped gymnasium, an auditorium, a science laboratory, a music room, a library, smart classrooms, and modern restroom facilities – all aimed at delivering a well-rounded educational experience.

The community has expressed great anticipation for the opening of the new facility, which is expected to transform the learning environment and improve access to quality education for children in the area. Kerwin Bollers, representative of St8tment Investment Inc., shared his enthusiasm for reaching this milestone, stating, “We are proud to have brought this project to its final stage and look forward to officially handing it over to the Region and the young minds who will benefit from it.”