In May 2009 a completion report on the Gaigibi project was submitted by community leader Jacob Kamunai to former Seacology field representative Helen Perks. The school building (two classrooms and an office) is completed and fully recognized by the Chimbu Provincial Government. The school has full-time teachers, and teaching materials funded by Seacology, and more than 80 students are enrolled this year. The conservation area is still respected and has strong support. Field representative Sam Moko plans to attend an official launching ceremony later this year.

The project leader left the village in May 2006, making communication with the village difficult. Field representative Helen Perks is continuing her efforts to find a new contact for the village so Seacology can receive reports on the long-term success of the project.

All construction work was completed at the end of 2005. Supplies for the school were purchased earlier this year. 250 children are now enrolled and there are three teachers. An official opening ceremony for the school and the conservation area is planned for July.