Khartoum Primary School Project

Loay Dirar
Project Management/Risk Management Expert
Loay.Dirar@gmail.com

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Contents

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1.0 Introduction

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2.0 Local Expectations

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3.0 KPS Location

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4.0 KPS Project Scope Statement

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5.0 KPS Project Plan

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6.0 KPS Project Execution Plan

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7.0 References

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8.0 Appendix

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9.0 Abbreviations

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1.0 Introduction
In recent years, an increasing number of Sudanese and expatriate families with young children have moved into Greater Khartoum joining an already established larger community of families.
A number of schools have been established catering to the youngest generation, such as the Unity
School, Khartoum Grammar School and recently Khartoum International Community School. Yet there has been a consistent flow of complaints against these establishments ranging from the ridiculously high fees of some to the low quality of overall education services.
Therefore establishing a primary school is a major step forward for the Local Council in taking into account the needs of families with young children and would help stem the flow of these families with young children away from our community abroad.
According to projected figures and the experience of other schools, a primary school could be operated profitably after the initial startup period. It would provide a local option for the early childhood education for Khartoum’s growing community of small children, and would be the only school which provides quality education at affordable fees.
It would provide an option for Greater Khartoum families to give their children a vibrant learning experience and enhanced Sudanese community life that would also help make Khartoum Primary
School’s membership more attractive to the new families forming the community.

2.0 Local Expectations: