A pioneering ecofriendly school made primarily of bamboo is set to rise in Barangay Landan, Polomolok, South Cotabato. Dubbed the first bamboo school in Mindanao, the project aims to promote sustainable architecture while providing a safe and inspiring learning environment for children in the area.

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A School Built for the Future

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The bamboo school will be constructed within the campus of Landan Elementary School. It will use bamboo as the main material for its structure complemented by cement for stability and durability. The project is part of a broader push to integrate sustainable and locally sourced materials in public infrastructure.

Community Collaboration and Green Innovation

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The initiative is made possible through the collaboration of the Department of Education, the local government of Polomolok, and other development partners. Beyond being cost efficient, bamboo construction helps reduce carbon emissions and supports local farmers and craftsmen who supply the raw materials.

Empowering Education Through Sustainability

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Once completed the bamboo school will serve as a model for future educational facilities in the region. It symbolizes a step toward environmental responsibility and community resilience proving that education and sustainability can grow hand in hand.

The bamboo school stands as a beacon of innovation and hope. A reminder that the path to progress can also be kind to nature.


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