Total number of graduates: 4,714

The school was opened in the second largest city in Mozambique, Beira. The school has earned the reputation as being "Excellent and tuitions inexpensive." Ten years have passed since the end of the civil war, and the economy is doing well. Local cities like Beira, however, are not free from serious poverty. The shortage of schools is a serious problem. Though this is a private school, young people can receive a high quality education inexpensively; it helps students from poor families. Many students wish to enter this school from other districts. High quality teachers and a good library with over 4,000 books help students develop academic competency. The school has had 64 students who have passed the national university entrance exam since 2004, a fact attracting many people's attention. Out of the total operating expenses, WFWP Japan supports 36% and WFWP US supports 6%.

Graduates who went o to University 

• Enrollment of female students increased; 40% of the junior high school students are girls.
• The School has added graduation supplementary lessons in preparation for tests. Some of our school graduates teach supplementary lessons at the junior high school.
• The nationwide unified graduation passing rate by our students was 36% for our junior high school and 45% for our high school students. We are ranked one of the top schools in Beira. In the national high school tests, two of our students aced Biology, Chemistry and Physics.
• Ten of our school graduates passed the Eduardo Mondlane University entrance exam. This is the top national university in Mozambique. Five students also passed the National University of Education exams.
• Number of students (at the end of the year)

  Jr. High School	High School	Total
  321	186	507

• In Mozambique there is an insufficient number of Junior High Schools and High Schools, becoming a serious problem throughout the country. Within a few hours of opening enrollment applications, we reached our limit.
• Supporters from the United States and France have donated books so now there are more text books in English and in French.
• The rate Sun of Mozambique passing nationwide unified graduation tests was 44% for the junior high school and 46% for the high school students. Continuing from the previous year�fs success, our school remained top group. For the high school test, our students got the highest score in the province in mathematics, physics, chemistry and biology.
• Five graduates of our school passed the Eduardo Mondlane University test. Fifteen graduates passed the National University of Education test, of which two were women.
• Number of students (at the end of the year)

  Jr. High School	High School	Total
  324	356	580