Bauleni Special Needs Project

Bauleni Special Needs Project We offer inclusive and quality education to children with disabilities, and other very vulnerable children and orphans.

We also run a skills training centre for vulnerable youths, and Income Generating Activities through which we support the children.

As the school term draws to a close, our Safeguarding Team has taken a proactive step to ensure that every child remains...
30/03/2026

As the school term draws to a close, our Safeguarding Team has taken a proactive step to ensure that every child remains safe, informed, and empowered—both within the school environment and beyond.

We are currently conducting classroom-to-classroom sessions, engaging our learners with special needs in age-appropriate and accessible discussions on safeguarding and child protection. These sessions are not just informative—they are interactive, supportive, and tailored to meet each child’s unique understanding and communication needs.

Our goal is clear:
✨ To help children recognize what safety means in their daily lives
✨ To equip them with practical ways to protect themselves at home and at school
✨ To ensure they can confidently identify trusted adults and know exactly who to report concerns to
✨ To empower them with knowledge about their rights and responsibilities

Safeguarding is not a one-time conversation—it is an ongoing commitment. By reinforcing these concepts regularly, we are nurturing confident, aware, and resilient learners who can advocate for their own safety.

Together, as a school community, we remain dedicated to creating a safe, inclusive, and protective environment where every child feels seen, heard, and supported.

Today, 25th March 2026, Bauleni Special Needs Project (BSNP) staff — led by the Headteacher, the Skills Programme Office...
25/03/2026

Today, 25th March 2026, Bauleni Special Needs Project (BSNP) staff — led by the Headteacher, the Skills Programme Officer, and instructors from various vocational areas including Food Production, Fashion & Design, General Agriculture, and Shoe Making — had the privilege of attending a valuable exchange visit to Chipembi College of Agriculture in Chisamba District, Central Province of Zambia.

The purpose of the visit was to observe and learn from the college’s training approaches, management systems, and support mechanisms that contribute to effective vocational education and skills development.

Objectives of the visit:
• To understand the training methodologies and practical approaches used in delivering agricultural skills training.
• To learn about the institutional management and support systems that facilitate effective learning and student development.
• To explore best practices in vocational training that can help enhance the quality of skills development programmes for learners with special needs at BSNP.

This enriching experience provided our team with valuable insights and practical knowledge that will help strengthen our vocational training programmes and improve outcomes for our learners.

Bauleni Special Needs School Teachers Empowered Through Autism WorkshopYesterday, Teachers at Bauleni Special Needs Scho...
25/03/2026

Bauleni Special Needs School Teachers Empowered Through Autism Workshop

Yesterday, Teachers at Bauleni Special Needs School were privileged to attend a highly informative workshop on Autism Spectrum Disorder, facilitated by Rebecca and her dedicated team from Special Hope Network Zambia.

The workshop aimed to:
• Increase teachers’ understanding of autism and its impact on learning, behaviour, and communication.
• Equip teachers with practical classroom strategies to better support learners with autism.
• Demonstrate evidence-based instructional approaches through live classroom sessions.
• Build teachers’ confidence in managing behavioural, communication, and sensory needs of learners on the spectrum.

This session marked Part 1 of a 3-part training series, with a strong focus on understanding autism and sensory processing disorders.

We look forward to Part 2 on Thursday, where teachers will engage in live classroom demonstrations for more hands-on and practical learning.

Together, we continue to build a more inclusive and supportive learning environment for every child. 💙

Safeguarding Training Workshop at BSNPToday, Saturday 21st March 2026, the Bauleni Special Needs Project (BSNP) Safegua...
21/03/2026

Safeguarding Training Workshop at BSNP

Today, Saturday 21st March 2026, the Bauleni Special Needs Project (BSNP) Safeguarding Officers conducted a comprehensive safeguarding training workshop for newly recruited staff members as well as skills training students.

The workshop aimed to raise awareness and deepen understanding of safeguarding and child protection, with the goal of promoting a safe, inclusive, and protective learning environment for all.

Objectives of the Training:
By the end of the session, participants were able to:
• Understand the meaning and importance of safeguarding and child protection
• Identify different forms of abuse and neglect
• Know their rights and responsibilities in safeguarding
• Distinguish between acceptable and unacceptable behavior within the school environment
• Understand the reporting channels and procedures at BSNP
• Promote self-protection and peer protection among learners
• Strengthen staff commitment to professionalism and child safety

BSNP remains committed to ensuring that every child learns and grows in a safe and supportive environment.

📌 Exchange Visit to Little Assisi – Strengthening Inclusive PracticeBauleni Special Needs Project (BSNP) staff had the p...
21/03/2026

📌 Exchange Visit to Little Assisi – Strengthening Inclusive Practice

Bauleni Special Needs Project (BSNP) staff had the privilege of attending an enriching exchange visit this past week at Little Assisi in N’gombe Compound. The visit was aimed at enhancing our capacity to deliver quality, inclusive support to children with diverse needs.

Key Objectives of the Visit:
🔹 To provide BSNP staff with practical exposure to structured disability support models
🔹 To strengthen staff competencies in managing children with diverse developmental and behavioral needs
🔹 To enhance classroom management strategies and inclusive teaching methods
🔹 To facilitate knowledge exchange and build sustainable institutional partnerships

Outcomes of the Exchange Visit:
✅ Strengthened collaboration and relationships between Bauleni Special Needs Project and Little Assisi
✅ Identification of future partnership and collaboration opportunities
✅ Exchange of best practices in special education and physiotherapy
✅ Renewed commitment to safeguarding and child protection

This experience has greatly contributed to our ongoing efforts to improve service delivery and promote inclusive, supportive learning environments for all children. 💙

21/03/2026

Videos from the exchange visit at Multisensory School - Chudleigh campus

Exchange Visit to Multisensory School – Chudleigh CampusYesterday, Friday 20th March 2026, Bauleni Special Needs Project...
21/03/2026

Exchange Visit to Multisensory School – Chudleigh Campus

Yesterday, Friday 20th March 2026, Bauleni Special Needs Project staff had the privilege of visiting Multisensory School – Chudleigh Campus for a structured exchange visit aimed at strengthening our capacity in sensory-based interventions and creating structured learning environments that support diverse sensory needs.

Through this enriching experience, our team gained valuable hands-on exposure to sensory-responsive teaching methodologies, guided by a model of excellence in applying sensory integration principles within inclusive and therapeutic educational settings.

Key focus areas included:
• Building staff capacity in sensory integration-informed teaching strategies
• Enhancing understanding of environmental adaptations that promote regulation and effective learning
• Strengthening behavior support approaches grounded in sensory awareness

Bonus highlights:
Our team also benefited from practical demonstrations in functional reflex therapy, as well as insightful sessions on delivering speech therapy through play and within classroom environments.

This visit marks a significant step forward in our continued commitment to providing holistic, responsive, and inclusive support for every child we serve.

Bauleni Special Needs Project staff this week conducted impactful health talks for expectant mothers on disability preve...
20/03/2026

Bauleni Special Needs Project staff this week conducted impactful health talks for expectant mothers on disability prevention and early intervention as part of the ongoing Children with Disabilities (CWD) program.

The sessions were successfully held on Monday and Wednesday at the following health facilities:
📍 Chisankane Health Post
📍 Bauleni Urban Clinic

The talks aimed to raise awareness and equip expectant mothers with essential knowledge on preventing disabilities and the importance of early identification and intervention for better child development outcomes.

Through such continuous engagements, we remain committed to promoting healthier communities and supporting families with the right information from the very beginning.

BSNP conducted a joint training at Mano Basic School in Mufulira for parents and guardians of children with disabilities...
20/03/2026

BSNP conducted a joint training at Mano Basic School in Mufulira for parents and guardians of children with disabilities; with focus on Community Based Incusive Development (CBID) and Deaf blindness. As you maybe aware, parents and guardians play a critical role in ensuring inclusion, advocacy and support. The purpose of the training was to equip parents and guardians with practical knowledge on CBID principles, to build awareness and understanding of deaf blindness and it's impact on child development, as well as strengthen family and community capacity to promote inclusion, safeguarding and rights. This training was also meant to foster peer support networks among parents and guardians especially that some of the parents were coming from far off places. At the end of the training, participants were able to define CBID and explain its relevance to disabilty inclusion. They were also able to identify challenges faced by children with disabilities especially those with deaf blindness as you will see from the captions below. The parents were again able to demonstrate practical communication and interaction techniques for children with deaf blindness. The training covered a wide range of participants from the church social welfare, community workers, health and teachers.

Bauleni Special Needs School teachers recently conducted a successful outreach in Solwezi District and Kasempa in North-...
19/03/2026

Bauleni Special Needs School teachers recently conducted a successful outreach in Solwezi District and Kasempa in North-Western Province from 12th to 14th March, 2026.

During this period, the team facilitated a 3-day joint training for parents and caregivers focusing on Community-Based Inclusive Development (CBID) and Deafblindness. The training aimed at equipping mothers and caregivers with essential knowledge and practical skills to better care for and support their children with special needs.

The sessions also provided a platform for sharing experiences, strengthening support systems, and promoting inclusive practices within families and communities.

Together, we continue to empower families and build a more inclusive society for every child. 💙

Bauleni Special Needs School continues to make strides in supporting our learners with diverse needs. The Head Teacher, ...
19/03/2026

Bauleni Special Needs School continues to make strides in supporting our learners with diverse needs. The Head Teacher, Mr. Tembo, proudly distributed mobility assistive aids (wheelchairs) to children with special needs who have been diligently undergoing physiotherapy sessions.

These life-changing aids will greatly enhance their mobility, independence, and overall quality of life.

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to Honourable Doreen Sefuku Mwamba, Minister of Community Development and Social Services, for this generous donation. Your support has truly put smiles on the faces of both the mothers and their children.

A happy, supported learner is a thriving learner 💙

A healthy learner is a happy learner! 💙Today, 19th March 2026, Bauleni Special Needs School successfully conducted a dew...
19/03/2026

A healthy learner is a happy learner! 💙

Today, 19th March 2026, Bauleni Special Needs School successfully conducted a deworming exercise for our learners as part of the nationwide roll-out mandated by the Ministry of Health.

This important initiative is aimed at promoting the health and well-being of our learners, ensuring they remain active, focused, and ready to learn. By administering deworming tablets, we are taking a vital step in preventing infections that can affect growth, nutrition, and overall development.

We are proud of our dedicated staff and partners who ensured that the exercise was conducted safely and efficiently. Together, we continue to prioritize the health of our learners because we believe that every child deserves the opportunity to thrive in a healthy environment.

Address

Bauleni Special Needs Project Plot # 473A Leopards Hill Road, Box 51448 Ridgway. Lusaka
Lusaka
10101

Opening Hours

Monday 07:00 - 17:00
Tuesday 07:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 07:00 - 17:00
Thursday 07:00 - 17:00
Friday 07:00 - 17:00

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+260975499356

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