Dormitory Project in Pajok
Safe, permanent boarding for pupils who walk long distances through unsafe terrain.
TEP
TEP
In 2015 TEP opened its upper primary campus at Pajok Odwele, about two kilometres along the Pajok–Pogee road in the greater Caigon Boma, on 24 hectares of land.
Renewed conflict forced the school to close in 2017. It reopened in 2024 – a sign of resilience and of the community's determination that their children will learn. In 2025 Classroom Block B opened and classes P.7 and P.8 were introduced.
Many teachers here are recruited from Uganda. TEP provides teachers' quarters and is raising support for teachers' pay, which South Sudan's falling currency has made very hard to sustain.
Safe, permanent boarding for pupils who walk long distances through unsafe terrain.
US$110 a month for each of the ten Ugandan teachers serving our Pajok school.
Safe housing for teachers recruited from Uganda, near the schools they serve.
Lawaci Boma, Pajok, Magwi County
Palabek Refugee Settlement, Lamwo District
