Upgrade of the school’s perimeter fence at the Rukoki campus

Perimeter Fence Upgrade Strengthens Safety at Kasese Humanist School – Rukoki Campus

Kasese Humanist School is pleased to share the successful upgrade of the perimeter fence at its Rukoki Campus, a key milestone in our ongoing efforts to provide a safe, secure, and supportive learning environment for all students.

The improved fence enhances campus security by clearly defining school boundaries, controlling access points, and protecting learners, staff, and school property. This development reduces the risk of unauthorized entry and helps ensure that students can focus on their studies in a calm and protected setting.

A secure school environment is essential for effective learning. The perimeter fence upgrade also safeguards classrooms, dormitory facilities, and other school resources, while strengthening the school’s ability to manage daily activities smoothly and responsibly.

This upgrade reflects Kasese Humanist School’s commitment to the wellbeing, dignity, and safety of every child, in line with our humanist values. We are grateful to our partners, supporters, and the local community whose encouragement and support made this improvement possible. Great thanks to the School Director for his courageous and focused efforts to make the school environment more comfortable and appealing. 

As we continue to grow, Kasese Humanist School remains dedicated to investing in infrastructure that promotes quality education, security, and holistic development for our learners.

Attached are some of the snapshots of the perimeter fence upgrade exercise. 

How You Can Support Kasese Humanist School

You can support Kasese Humanist School in several practical ways:

Sponsor a child: Help cover tuition, meals, uniforms, and learning materials.

Donate funds: Support priority needs like classrooms, dormitories, science equipment, water, or solar power.

Give materials: Books, computers, lab supplies, sports kits, or sanitary items.

Partner or fundraise: Link the school with charities, schools, or donors; organize a fundraiser.

Volunteer skills: Teaching support, mentoring, ICT, curriculum development, or administration (on-site or remote).

Advocate: Share the school’s work with your network to raise awareness and support.

Pens For Kids Denmark 🇩🇰 donates to Kasese Humanist School, Uganda 🇺🇬

Kasese Humanist School extends heartfelt gratitude to People for Kids Charity, based in Denmark, for their generous and impactful donation to our learners. The charity donated hundreds of pens, several soccer balls, a collection of library books, and clothes that were distributed to selected students in need.

This support has made a meaningful difference in both academic and co-curricular life at our school. 

The pens and library books directly enhance classroom learning by improving access to basic scholastic materials and encouraging a reading culture among learners. 

Items such as pens will be issued to all students when the school reopens for Term One in early February, ensuring every learner benefits from this generous donation at the start of the academic term.

The soccer balls promote physical fitness, teamwork, and talent development, contributing to students’ overall wellbeing. 

The donated clothes have helped restore dignity and comfort to vulnerable students, allowing them to focus better on their studies.

We sincerely thank People for Kids Charity for standing with Kasese Humanist School and for believing in the potential of our children. Their kindness reflects a strong commitment to education, child welfare, and human solidarity.

 We look forward to continued friendship and partnership as we work together to build brighter futures for our learners.

Attached are some pictures 

Thanks Uganda Humanist Schools Trust for the Beds donation

 The acquisition of metallic double-decker beds marked an important milestone for our school. Generously donated by Uganda Humanist Schools Trust, the beds have greatly improved the living conditions of our learners in the dormitories.

The new beds are strong, durable, and space-saving, allowing more children to sleep comfortably in a clean and organized environment. This has reduced overcrowding, improved hygiene, and enhanced student safety and dignity.

We are deeply grateful to Uganda Humanist Schools Trust for this timely and thoughtful support. Their donation reflects a strong commitment to child welfare, quality education, and humanist values. The beds are not just furniture; they are an investment in the wellbeing, health, and academic success of our learners.

A total of 15 metallic double-decker beds were made, creating 30 additional sleeping spaces. This has significantly eased congestion in the dormitories and ensured that more learners now sleep comfortably and safely.

Some of these beds have been installed in our newly built boys’ dormitory extension, further improving accommodation capacity and providing a safer, more comfortable sleeping environment for the learners housed there.

Attached are some pictures of the beds being made, ferried to the school. 

With Science, we can progress 

Kasese Humanist School scholarship scheme for 2026:

 

1. School-Managed Scholarship Scheme 

Kasese Humanist Schools run a child sponsorship/scholarship scheme aimed at supporting bright but needy children to access primary and secondary education.

Sponsors pay funds directly to the school, and the scholarships cover tuition, meals, uniforms, books and exam fees.

2. Fees Structure  for Child Sponsorship Scheme:

Primary day scholar: ~£150 per year
Primary boarding: ~£300 per year
Secondary day scholar: ~£200 per year
Secondary boarding: ~£400 per year

3. What the Scholarship Pays For

Sponsor contributions go toward:
Tuition
Meals in boarding cases
School uniforms and scholastic materials (books, pens, crayons, mosquito nets etc.)
National exam fees & local exam fees
First aid support at school health clinics.

4. Sponsor Expectations & Reporting
Sponsors usually receive

A photograph of the sponsored child
Termly performance updates
End-of-year general report.
Communication and gift sending arrangements can be made via the school.

5. How to Sponsor or Apply

The scholarship is not centrally applied for through a formal portal but arranged through direct contact with the school or via partner platforms such as GlobalGiving or Atheist Alliance International:

The respective Donation Links are as below:

https://www.globalgiving.org/projects/sponsor-a-needy-child-at-kasese-humanist-school/

Or

https://atheistalliance.org/campaigns/kasese-humanist-school/

Contact email for the school:

kasesehumanistschool@hotmail.com

6. Kasese Humanist School Education committee in conjunction with the office of the School Director together with the headteachers screen out eligible Scholarship Award beneficiaries and considerations are entirely based on Merit.

This year (2026) we are offering 20  bursaries to Brilliant children who pass in division 1 intending to join senior 1 at Municipal High Humanist school

7. In order to serve more children , we have introduced the DAY SCHOLAR STUDENTS SUPPORT FUND to generate a crowd fund where a donor can contribute any amount and the pooled funds support as many day school attending children at any of our Nursery and Primary schools in Rukoki,  Muhokya and Kahendero.

Donation Link: https://www.globalgiving.org/projects/sponsor-a-needy-child-at-kasese-humanist-school/

Summary:

Kasese Humanist School’s scholarship scheme for 2026 continues as a child sponsorship model focused on supporting needy but capable students.

International Sponsors and Foster parents coordinate and send in their donations through GlobalGiving or Atheist Alliance International. 

Local Donors can send their donations to us through Mobile Money Number +256785195561 Registered in the names Bwambale Robert Musubaho

You can as well WhatsApp me on this number +256785195561 incase of any support.
Or Bank Transfer to our School Bank Account whose details are available on request.

Thank You for supporting Kasese Humanist Schools

WITH SCIENCE, WE CAN PROGRESS 

School calendar for the Year 2026

School life at Kasese Humanist School, Rukoki campus 

Here are the Uganda 2026 academic year term dates that apply to Kasese Humanist School (as a private school following the national calendar):

Uganda Ministry of Education & Sports – 2026 School Calendar (applies to nursery, primary & secondary)

• Term 1: Monday 2 Feb 2026 – Friday 1 May 2026 (89 days)

• Term 2: Monday 25 May 2026 – Friday 21 Aug 2026 (89 days)

• Term 3: Monday 14 Sep 2026 – Friday 4 Dec 2026 (82 days)

(Total ~260 instructional days.) 

Notes specific to Kasese Humanist School:

• Reports from the school indicate the 2025 term ended late Nov 2025 and the 2026 academic year is expected to reopen in early February 2026 (consistent with the national calendar).