How a promise made in Moatize became a construction site, a teaching team, and a school that is already changing lives.
The city of Moatize in Tete Province has a great need for a school that can cater to K–6 today, and continue to develop the middle and secondary levels of education as its students grow.
Eagle View Academy's instruction is in English and follows the Cambridge International Teaching Program. Today, the first classrooms are built, lessons are underway, and more classroom blocks are going up around the courtyard to meet growing demand.
Every brick was funded by a donor who decided this town's children deserved the same shot as any child anywhere.
On a national level, Mozambique is working to expand access to basic education, but lasting academic opportunity depends on more than enrollment. While primary schooling has grown, classrooms remain overcrowded and the transition to English-medium instruction is rare outside major cities.
The Eagle View Academy model meets that gap directly: small classes, qualified teachers, and a Cambridge International curriculum taught entirely in English, in a town where the global economy is already arriving.
Co-Founder Kenneth Morris has seen it firsthand: when a child in Moatize learns English, the jobs being created around them stop belonging to someone else.
“Only through education can we empower the masses and create a truly liberated society.”
Samora Machel · Founding President of Mozambique
His conviction is the reason Eagle View Academy exists: education is how a community writes its own future.
Monthly or one-time, every gift goes to work within the week.
