Uganda School Solar & Resource Help

Hello friends,
Hope everyone is well. 

It has been a big challenge to begin school at early young age of kids only to access school is on years of 13 and above for those that are able to travel a 3 km distance by themselves. 

This has hindered the education in my village, where by due to long distance to access school many could drop school and hinder the education. Secondly my village being on a close border with the national park of Queen Elizabeth, when the kids drop school they go to poaching and keeping the gardens safe from wildlife intervention. Animals like elephants destroy crops in my community at a high rate and lions kill goats. So kids who drop out of school go to such activities. 

Queen Elizabeth nursery school is in future hoping to turn into a wildlife conservation school, where by conservation lessons are already introduced in our curriculum for the school. 
We have 180 kids at the moment but the numbers are hoping to increase, we had many requests of parents bringing their more kids to our school but due to limited space of class room we were unable to allow more number. We are hoping in future after construction of classroom blocks we can reach to a maximum number of 1000kids. 

We have no supporting hand at the moment only fundraisings from the church and parents have enabled us move on this term. Parents contribute food for the kids but it's in limited. 

We have no sources for power yet only kerosene lamps and very little chairs and desks. Access to clean water is also challenging.

Thank you!
Hoping to hear from you soon.
Regards,

Nelson byamukama