And while Sister Cecelia is getting its roof back, a primary school in Double Head Cabbage is very much in need of the same type of service.
These pictures provided to 7 News by the village chairman show colorful classrooms, drenched in Lisa's rains and exposed to the elements after the loss of both roof and ceiling. It means that a return to school will be delayed and that the children and their teachers will have to relocate. Here's what the chairman said when he saw the roof gone.
Eye Witness
"The roof is off the primary school."
Roman McCulloch, Chairman, Double Head Cabbage
"Yeah, no ceiling or roof. You walk inside, you're going to look straight up and you are going to see the sky. Everything is completely off. This is partially half is off and the other half is still on. Its like the roof and ceiling went off at the same time."
Reporter
"I can see the teachers had their walls nicely decorated with all their educational materials, what's happening to those things?"
Roman McCulloch, Chairman, Double Head Cabbage
"I was speaking to one of the teachers Miss Arlette McFadzean and she was quite sad, because she lost everything. She said she invested like a thousand dollars in her classroom with all the charts and the stuff. Everything is destroyed, everything completely damage, so she is a little sad and I told her that we will work together and see if we could get back at least something very close to it, for us to do it we would need a lot of help for that to get back everything in place. Its not only her classroom, it's all the classrooms are damaged."
Those wishing to contribute to the rebuilding of the school can contact the chairman at 614-3568.
