Rev. Alec Jones Memorial Methodist School
Rev. Alec Jones Memorial Methodist School is a friendly place where kids learn and grow from kindergarten to primary years. You will find cheerful classrooms filled with eager pupils and dedicated teachers using simple British based lessons. The school sits gently on the quiet streets of Nkanfoa near the village square making it easy for children from nearby homes to walk to class. It plays an important part in shaping young minds within this close knit coastal community. You can walk down to see the bright classrooms and meets some of the local teachers.
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