Another bamboo delivery to the school. To accommodate the school’s needs, some huts may have been rented from other people, but other bamboo and nipa (palm leaves roof) structures were built in the backyard as well; bathing facilities, a kitchen, dining hall, and outhouses. Whether previously or newly built, all the various structures, when put together became the Miracle compound. Some of the nipa huts were used as faculty houses, dormitories for the men and ladies, and classrooms. The open bamboo and nipa dining hall, built in the backyard, was also used as a classroom. With all the construction going on, this was a common sight. |
