The Deputy Resident District Commissioner of Kumi, Mr. Chemutai James Small, officially commissioned a new four-classroom block with an office worth Shs211.236,000 million at Kadami Primary School in Kumi District marking a significant improvement in the school’s learning environment after years of inadequate classroom infrastructure.   The facility funded by government and contracted to Grace Developers Ltd, was completed and handed over on August 13, 2026, as part of ongoing efforts to improve education infrastructure and provide learners with safer and more conducive spaces for teaching and learning.   For years, Kadami Primary School has served children from the surrounding community despite challenges associated with inadequate classroom space. The new block is expected to ease pressure on existing facilities and provide additional learning space for pupils.  Speaking at the commissioning, Mr. Chemutai commended the Government for responding to the school’s infrastructure needs, noting that the investment would help improve the quality of education at Kadami Primary School. He urged the community to protect the new facility as a valuable government investment and thanked the district leadership for prioritizing the school’s challenges.  Hon. Angoku Joyce, the Secretary of Works, Production and Natural Resources, congratulated the community for receiving the project. She also called on the school administration and community to take ownership of the facility and ensure that it is properly maintained for the benefit of current and future learners.     The District Education Officer (DEO), Ms. Adongo Sarah said that the project comes as relief to teachers and pupils by increasing the available classroom space and reducing pressure on existing learning facilities. She observed that the school had been grappling with classroom shortages which had affected learning. Additionally, the district leadership also commissioned five stance lined pit latrines at Omurang Primary School and Mukongoro High School valued at over shs27.9 million each.Parents and community members welcomed the development, describing it as an important intervention for a school that has served the community for many years.   For Kadami Primary School, the new four-classroom block marks a significant step forward in improving the physical learning environment and supporting better delivery of primary education.The new education facilities are expected to serve generations of learners and strengthen efforts by Government and Kumi District Local Government to improve access to quality education in the district.