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Ziwa La Ng Ombe Primary School Case Study

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THE ZIWA LA NG’OMBE PRIMARY SCHOOL.
The ziwa la ng’ombe primary school is a school located in ziwa la ng’ombe ward, Mombasa County, Kenya. Ziwa la ng’ombe primary school is a government school which has more than 900 students. The school ranges from kindergarten one to three and class one to class eight which is the highest level of classes in the 8-4-4 system of teaching in Kenya.
THE RESEARCH PLAN.
DATE ACTIVITY SOURCE
27th august 2015 Choosing my client Internet
28th august 2015 Finding out enough background information about it. Internet and student from the school
30th august 2015 Finding out my clients’ limitations on admitting students Student from the school
31st august 2015 Figuring out how to find an I.T solution. internet
2nd august 2015 Making justifications of why I.T is the best solution. Internet
3rd august 2015 Finding out existing products that will inspire a solution to my client’s problem. internet
4th august 2015 Developing a design brief. Student from school …show more content…

Parents who want their children to join the school have to use different methods of communication and transport so as to ask for their children’s acceptance. Parents have to either walk to the school so as to talk to the school’s admissions committee or call the school which by doing so they will be wasting money thorough calling or and also wasting energy by going though all the trouble of walking. Parents who leave far from the school also waste money through paying for the travel fare. This is a disadvantage to the school and the parents too. The parents will

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