Water storage tank water proofed

One rainwater collecting tank I have been working upon has finally been water proofed and sealed. My plumber awaits to fit a water tap at the tank base soon.

I will create a cover on top of the water storage tank as well. 

Rain water is collected and used for:

Cleaning toilets

Mopping Classrooms 

Bathing  🛁 

Cleaning utensils, cups 🥤, plates 🍽 

Irrigating gardens to keep our crops healthy. 

Showering 🚿 our trees 🌳 with water.

With science, we can progress

Attached are some pictures of the rain water tank 

More lab supplies from UHST UK

I have today delivered a consignment of laboratory supplies to benefit Municipal High Humanist School students. 

The donation is from Uganda Humanist Schools Trust and on behalf of the school project, we are so thankful, we shall put the items to good use.

The items have been added to our lab bank.

This is truly more GOOD NEWS to our science department  and we are grateful for the donation. 

With science, we can progress 

Repainting works at the Bizoha school Muhokya

 I added a coat of paint to the Bizoha Orphanage hostel to give it a fresher look.

I also painted the Bruce chou classroom  with our custom seville orange weatherguard coat on its outside walls.

I have also added a brand new solar battery to illuminate the school at night. Thanks to the generous donor who made this possible. 

With science, we can progress 

Attached are some of the pictures 📸 

A nice video about us courtesy of Mzungu on a Humanist journey

Kasese humanist school is a secular school that's built on the foundation of science and cherishes Humanist values and ethos. 

The school has a nursery,  primary and a secondary school. 

We do host volunteers and this time, we have a hardworking, lively and humorous volunteer called Martin Forrester,  he shot a video clip am sharing here  https://youtu.be/fodIgB4s8SE?si=IBBhMgsUoAZpeiFw

It's a must watch.

Enjoy a quick tour of Kasese Humanist School  and Municipal High Humanist School. 

With science, we can progress 

Repainting the school gate

I repainted the Kahendero Humanist School gate to give it a fresher look.

Metal parts are susceptible to rust and paint keeps rust away and adds longevity to the metal itself. 

With science, we can progress 

Crops doing well

 The simsim thriving on our property is thriving so well as the rains are pouring 🫗 💧. Now flowering 💐. 

Other crops doing well are fruit trees, matoke plants, yams , cassava and scores of vegetables. 

Food security project initiatives keeps us on the move in our efforts to eradicate hunger,famine, poverty and diseases. 

To donate to our food security project initiatives,  below is the link:

https://givebutter.com/kasese

With science, we can progress 

Attached are some pictures of some crops doing well on our Rukoki campus property. 

Facelifting our school library

Adding a smooth floor to our library at Municipal high Humanist School. 

Special credit goes to Uganda Humanist Schools Trust  and revenues generated from  Bizoha Backpackers Hostel for aiding us with funds that made this amazing work possible. 

We made the ceiling, tiling the floor, adding a coat of paint to the entire library and worked on tiling the veranda. 

With science, we can progress

To learn more about Uganda Humanist Schools Trust,  visit their website and get involved. 

https://ugandahumanistschoolstrust.org/

You can help our school project through this partner organization.  Thank you. 

Building schools to last generations

I was born in kakogha village, grew up in the ghettos of kampala, studied in the village and town schools.

GREAT SAD MEMORIES at one point I was a school dropout who later bounced back to study.

Today I worked on finishing works on veranda front faces by adding a smooth cement coat.

Earlier I had added a coat of tiles on the school veranda of the Primary classroom block at our Rukoki campus. 

This gives me courage and charisma creating learning centers to disseminate knowledge in our efforts of eradicating poverty, disease, ignorance and irrational superstitious beliefs from our communities. 

With science, we can progress

Humanist doing good for humanity

 Martin Forrester is our current volunteer this year, he is from Manchester in the United Kingdom.

Special thanks to our dear volunteer Martin Forrester for adding a brand new color coat to the SCHOOL HALL, you are also painting interiors of other classes. We are so thankful. 

DOING GOOD FOR HUMANITY is HUMANISM IN ACTION 

He is also dedicated part of his time teaching English, Science and creative art skills to students at our secondary school Municipal High Humanist School. 

He has donated several electronic gadgets like a laptop, Digital camera, an IPad and an internet router to allow students access the internet for easy learning and research purposes. 

At KASESE HUMANIST SCHOOL, we host volunteers and value their presence and mutually work together to the common good of humanity. 

Àttached are some of the snapshots of this happy human. 

With science, we can progress 

Attached are some images:

Ceiling works on our science lab and library

 In order to create a safe and conducive reading environment for our students, I am adding a ceiling and a decent floor as well to the Municipal High school Kasese library. 

Earlier, I am done fixing a ceiling in the science lab at our secondary school section. 

Thanks Uganda Humanist Schools Trust for supporting us upgrade our facilities .

Attached are pictures 📸  of ongoing works. 

With science, we can progress

More about Uganda Humanist Schools Trust,  visit their website at https://ugandahumanistschoolstrust.org/

Thanks!