Axian foundation opens 250th school in Madagascar
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The Axian Foundation and its partner, United World School, inaugurated a renovated and expanded primary school in Ambahikily, a town in the Atsimo-Andrefana region of Madagascar.
The school, originally built in 1925, received new classrooms, preschool facilities, toilets, hand-washing stations, and play areas. The project also restored three existing buildings. This opening marks the 250th school built by the Axian Foundation in Madagascar, demonstrating their 15-year commitment to education in a region where access to schooling remains a challenge.
Approximately 1,150 students will now learn in improved conditions at the school, which currently serves over 1,000 students with 27 teachers. During the inauguration, United World School launched a teacher training center equipped with computers from Yas Madagascar. The Axian Foundation and partners also began construction on a multi-sport field at the school as part of the M’Hetsika MVola program, signaling continued investment in the community.
