We have reached to the end of April, also marking the end of the first school term. Remember, two more school terms lie ahead before we finish the school year early December.
For the next three weeks, children and school staff will be enjoying a well deserved break.
And for us at Simoshi, we will be taking advantage of closed kitchens and institutional improved cook stoves (IICS) not in used, to provide the free annual maintenance.
The most popular damage found in the IICS is the breakage of the plastering around the insulation bricks of the combustion chambers. This is totally expected as IICS are under intense heat and fire every single day.
Once the IICS are plastered using a combination of clay, maica and cement, three additional days are needed to allow for proper drying. This is why it is crucial for us to use the holiday period to perform all necessary repairs.
