Distributing out donated reusable sanitary pads to students 👏

I dished out reusable sanitary pads to girl child students at Municipal High Humanist School .

We periodically dish out these pads to students twice a year, thanks to Ethical society of St.Louis and Uganda Humanist Schools Trust for continuing to support our school project. 

With Science, we can progress

Attached are snapshots of the dishing out exercise.  The students are extremely thankful for the donation. 

Girls getting free sanitary pads 

Free pads to use during periods 

an array of some beneficiary girls 

A box with Afripad branded reusable sanitary pads courtesy of Uganda Humanist Schools Trust 

Cooking area tiled, chimney added!

The cooking 🍳 area for the Municipal High Humanist School kitchen is now done courtesy of financial resources contributed by the school director in a phased manner.

Am so grateful of this accomplishment and my dream is seeing 👀 it be in use. The kitchen has an inbuilt store room, will add a serving table, extra window as a serving point and will add a coat of paint in its interior walls.

With Science, we can progress

Attached are some pictures of the cooking stoves fixing exercise. 

Cooking area tiled

Inspection on the work, Director and the school headteacher 

The tiler guy doing his job

The tiler doing what he does best

Some students take a glimpse on the finished work 

A chimney has been fixed 

Parents Meeting held at the Bizoha school Muhokya

Today at the Kasese Humanist Orphans Bizoha campus Muhokya,  we held a parents meeting. 

The parents turned up in good number, the learners entertained the parents with songs,poems and humanism facts and ofcourse Science facts as well.

Making parents participatory and engaged in school affairs makes them own the project and increases on the school strength in some way.

The parents and local community applauded the school management for the schools infrastructure development and thanked our dear partners Uganda Humanist Schools Trust , GlobalGiving , Atheist Alliance International  etc and generous folks for supporting our school. 

With Science, we can progress

Attached are images of the parents meeting;

Parents meeting pics 📸 

The nursery kids present a poem 

Singing to the Parents 

Parents meeting pics 

SCIENCE WEEK EVENTS AT Municipal High Humanist School

The SCIENCE WEEK was concluded successfully at our secondary section.  It was a fully packed learning experience in which students and teachers of science came together and learnt , performed experiments, analyzed, observed and came with conclusions on scientific applications in books and daily life.

The SCIENCE WEEK was partly funded by the school management in conjunction with the office of the school director. 

Benefits of Making Science Experiments

1. 🧠 Enhances Understanding Through Active Learning

Experiments bring scientific concepts to life.

Students see theories in action, which improves comprehension and retention.

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2. 🔍 Develops Critical Thinking and Problem-Solving

Encourages asking questions, forming hypotheses, and analyzing results.

Teaches how to draw conclusions based on evidence, not assumptions.

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3. 👐 Promotes Hands-On Learning

Ideal for kinesthetic learners who learn best by doing.

Builds practical skills like measuring, using lab equipment, and observing changes.

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4. 💡 Fosters Creativity and Curiosity

Students explore “what if” questions and try new ideas.

Sparks a natural sense of wonder and discovery.

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5. 📊 Builds Scientific and Data Literacy

Involves collecting data, interpreting graphs, and identifying patterns.

Helps learners understand how science applies in real life and the modern world.

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6. 👥 Encourages Collaboration and Communication

Many experiments are done in pairs or groups.

Develops teamwork, leadership, and the ability to share and defend ideas.

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7. 🧬 Connects Science to the Real World

Shows how science affects health, the environment, technology, etc.

Makes learning more relevant and motivates students to engage in global issues.

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8. 🧠 Improves Memory and Retention

Hands-on experience reinforces memory better than passive reading or lectures.

Students remember how and why something happened.

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9. ✅ Teaches Resilience and the Scientific Method

Experiments often involve trial and error.

Students learn from failure and see that mistakes are part of discovery.

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10. 🚀 Inspires Future Careers in STEM

Early exposure to experiments can ignite interest in careers in science, engineering, and research.

Builds confidence in tackling complex, real-world challenges.

Attached are images picked from the just concluded Science Week Events. 

Science Week Events 

Science Week Events 

Science Week Events 

Science Week Events 

Science Week Events 

Practical skills 

Practical activity 

Practical skills 

Practical skills 

Science Week Events Term 2, 2025

SCIENCE WEEK EVENTS commences at Municipal High Humanist School.

learners are busy showcasing their scientific skills, learning new things and sharing knowledge with others. Skilled teachers of science subjects are actively engaging the students in practical, inquisitive,  observations, deductions and assumptions as they discuss matters of educational importance. 

With Science, we can progress

Attached are pictures of today's study. 

Science Week orientation exercise 

Science Week orientation exercise 

Science Week Timetable 

Field study tour on Nyamwamba River

 Evidence based learning 

Students at Municipal High Humanist School on a field study. The field work study was about SAND MINING.

SAND MINING is a lucrative activity along the Nyamwamba River basin and many locals earn a living from carrying on that activity. 

There is plenty of sand deposits on the Nyamwamba River banks and basin in general, sand oftenly exist with small and bigger River stones which are also sold to aid in concrete making, decorating houses, ornamental designs  and the bigger stones are widely used to create stable building foundation,  soak pits, creating water wells or ponds to mention but afew.

With Science, we can progress

Field work pictures 

Field work pictures 

Field work pictures 

Field work pictures 

Field work study in progress 

Lessons in progress 

Outdoor learning experiences 

UHST team visits the Bizoha campus Muhokya school

This morning we visited the Kasese Humanist Orphans Bizoha campus Muhokya and the visitors were welcomed in a flamboyant welcome. 

Uganda Humanist Schools Trust supported our school project with installation and connection of the school to the power grid plus refurbishment of the Bizoha campus Muhokya in which all the classrooms lacking plastered walls and cemented floors were refurbished and a coat of paint applied on to some walls.

Students converged in our SCHOOL HALL and lots of speeches, advices praises 👏 🙌 🙏 were made and it was a colorful and amazing event. 

With Science, we can progress

Attached are some images of the event as they unfolded. 

The students and staffs listening attentively to the hosted visitors 

school hall pictures 

School office image 

The visitors arriving at the Bizoha school 

The meeting venue was our just refurbished Dr. Bruce Chou classroom 

Our visitors greeting the children who converged in the school hall 

A pupil reads 📚 a story in the hippo and humfry book

Some of the Children at the school bidding farewell to the visitors 

UHST Team visits the Kahendero Humanist School

We have visited the recently refurbished Kahendero Humanist School whose new look is attributed to Uganda Humanist Schools Trust support, decent classrooms, fenced school compound and shuttered classrooms. 

The team comprised of the UHST chairperson,  Steve Hurd, Hilary Hurd,  Mr Gardner and Rebekah. 

We made a brief tour of the classes, interacted with staffs and had encounters with the learners. 

A flamboyant welcome to the different classes and it was a colorful enjoyable day. We toured the neighborhoods, community and the fish landing site on lake George 😎. 

With Science, we can progress

Attached are the captured images during our visit. 

Pictured at the Kahendero fish landing site on lake George 

The visitors visiting learners in the classroom 

Classroom environment 

Outdoor environment 

Pictured at the school main gate

Outdoor environment,  the headteacher welcoming the visitors 

Issuing out free uniforms to children under our care

Giving out free uniforms to needy students is a GOOD GESTURE and a worthwhile thing to do. I dressed these happy humans at Municipal High Humanist School .

We remain committed to advancing Humanist values and good deeds to create a balanced education environment for everyone. 

With Science, we can progress

Attached are some images of the dished outfits. 

Posing for a snapshot with a beneficiary student 

Issuing free uniforms to students 

Posing for a photo with a beneficiary teenage boy student 

Fully dressed student in full school uniform 

The students sorting out their respective uniforms