A Swiss National on tour visits Kasese Humanist Primary School

The School Head Teacher together with the visitors pose together with the donated items on the table, all this happened inside the KUHA Office premises at the school

A Swiss national  by the names  Francis on tour of the Rwenzori region visited Kasese Humanist Primary School on 12. February 2012 and was accompanied by another white friend. The two gentlemen were fascinated by the work we are doing and thanked us for the nice works we are rendering to the local people in our efforts to ensure Ugandan People are relieved from belief in Magics and Superstitions.

They donated a World Atlas Book which now adds up to our book collections in the shelves of our School Library,in addition they carried along executive pens and writing pads which are currently being used in the School Administration  Office.

A friend who came with Francis is seen taking a photograph.   

KHPS receives pens donation from Pen for kids organization

 Many thanks PEN FOR KIDS ORGANIZATION UK CHAPTER

Kasese Humanist Primary School pupils on 21st February 2012 had smiles on their faces as they were supplied with Brand New Pens from Pen for Kids Organization based in the United Kingdom. The shipment of pens amounted to 4000 enclosed in 4 separate boxes with each containing a 1000 pens.

The pens were received by the School Project Director Mr Bwambale Robert  and the shipment had been sent by TNT World Express who delivered the shipment to Entebbe and later after clearance with the Customs, the package was sent to the Kasese School by a local agent working for East Africa Courier Company.

On behalf of Kasese  Humanist Primary School, i am thanking the Pen for Kids UK courtesy of Mr Malcolm and Mr Claus of Pen for Kids Denmark. Our school  has benefited twice from this organization, earlier last year, over 2000 pens was sent to us and pushed the school for a full year with surplus donated to neighboring schools. The same thing is going to be done by distributing to sister schools as a gesture that we humanists share the little we get with other people irrespective of their beliefs, race and cultural background.

You can view photos of our kids immediately after receipt of the pens at the school below:

                                 Kids having happy moments after receiving pens from Pen for Kids.

                                   The kids very excited to having received the Pens Donation

                     The School Head Teacher, Bwambale Robert The School Director plus all the Teachers 
                     at the school witnessed the event of distributing pens to the children

More information about our school and how you can get involved, visit the school website at http://www.kasesehumanistschool.webs.com

Photos of Teaching Staff at Kasese Humanist Primary School, Academic Year 2012

Masereka Ndyanabo David   Head Teacher

Biira Elson - Baby Class Teacher

Muhindo Alice  Nursery Teacher

Kobusinge Prossy  Upper Nursery Teacher

Bwambale Robert   Volunteer Teacher-Humanist studies

Mr.Obadiah Joshua

Other Teachers are as below:

Ngabirwa Phiona

Kihoro Getrude

Masika Paskelina

Kasai Ronald

Lucky Doreen

Masika Sarah

More information about the school, visit the school website at http://www.kasesehumanistschool.webs.com/

Renovation works at KHPS 2012

Renovations on the classroom extension structure  is in progress at the school. The unit has been painted Orange and white. Many thanks to Atheist Alliance International for supporting our school. More thanks to all free thinkers the world over most especially the Child Sponsors who have contributed generously to our cause. "With Science,we can progress" is our school Motto

The school Dormitory

Photo of Some Kids at the school sharing Happy moments!

The extension building now has 4 class room and these have been partitioned, floored and doors painted. Partitioning was done using Ply woods and Chalk Boards amounting to 4 have been fixed on to the walls.

Chalk Boards Painted, Each class has got a Chalk Board and 4 of these have been fixed in the different classes.

More Photos on our Flickr Account, check our school website for the Link to direct you to our Flickr Account.

Parents Day/1st Anniversary set for 4th December 2011

Kasese Humanist Primary School will on 4th December 2011 be celebrating its 1st year of existence. On the same day all the Parents and Guardians plus all the children will converge at the school to have happy moments between the Teachers, Parents plus a selected few respectable people from the local authorities within Kasese Municipality.
This very day, the parents will take school reports of their children, get chance to listen to songs, plays, artworks displays from the children.
Members of the general public are also welcome to the event.
We are so thankful for the support the Parents/Guardians and the international community have extended towards supporting the school materially, morally and financially and we remain committed to providing quality secular education to Ugandan Children in our efforts to ensure we realize reliable, meaningful, morally brought up children for a better tomorrow.
With Science, we can progress

 

Kasese Humanist Primary school visited by East African Play grounds team

Kasese Humanist Primary school, a school run and managed by Kasese United Humanist Association on Sunday 16th October hosted a team of 4 visitors from East African Playgrounds Organization, a UK Charity that engages in activities of constructing play grounds for local schools and communities in East Africa.
The Team was so grateful visiting the school, they were welcomed to the school by the School Director Bwambale Robert and were toured around the school together with the school Head Teacher Masereka Ndyanabo David.
The Team explained to us that right now they are embarking on a series of play ground projects and encouraged us to look at helping us with uplifting our ground in some years to come. The play ground we have at the school not only benefits the school alone but also the local community around Railway Village.
East African website can be visited at  http://www.eastafricanplaygrounds.org
Below is a Photograph of the team, From Left to Right, Jack, Jinja Gentleman, Our school Head Teacher, Carla and Mr Tom , Photo taken by Bwambale Robert.

First video show at Kasese Humanist School

On a cool Monday Evening the children at  Kasese Humanist Primary School were entertained to watch a film about the usefulness of science that is presented in a songlike manner. The tile of the first film was They might be Giants.... Here comes Science.

The children were very happy seeing this film as it was filled with cartoons . The school Head Teacher , The school Director Bwambale Robert plus all the teaching staff attended the show.

The second film shown to the children was about the life of mammals which was also enjoyed.

The video screen plus a DVD Player was provided by the school Director and the films within the custody of Kasese United Humanist Association were provided by Daniel Rosenberg based in Hong Kong who was among a team of volunteers that were sent to the Kilembe school in 2010.

As the school now has Electricity, its now easy for our pupils to access study on screens, computers or even go online.

Free thinkers the world over should aendevor to visit the school or support the school project materially or financially so  that the school stands the stiff competition between religious schools and secular based schools.

More film shows will be shown to the pupils once in a while .

 

More photos of the children

 

Kids keenly following  the progress of the video

The school Head Teacher explaining to the children what the film is all about in the picture below:

 

More info about the school, visit the school website at http://www.kasesehumanistschool.webs.com

Events at Khps this 3rd Term of 2011

Kasese Humanist Primary School re-opened  for 3rd Term on 5th Sepember with a Total number of 121 pupils on the first day,and the school is now in the third week and lots of happenings going on at the school.

The school has cleared the Operation Permit for the year 2011-2012 Year Financial year with local authorities.

The school has received mega donation of $1000 from Todd Stiefel Free thought Foundation and these funds are ear marked to aid in the extension on the building structures as we prepare for P.7 plus more class rooms.

Renovation work on the new extension is in progress, beginning with wiring and painting of the new structures, photos are shown below:

Wiring and Electrifying the school

The school is now served with AC Current, Electricity is much needed at the school to run appliances for the school like computers, electronics and providing light at night for better security of school property. The photo showing the lights already lighting up is as below:

Photo showing wiring work at the new extension site is as below:

Photograph taken today at a Morning Parade of the Students shown below:

You can support the school through Atheist alliance International by donating online via paypal on a link available on the AAI website. The link is shown below:

http://atheistalliance.org/activities/38-aai-foundation/274-kuha-school 

You can also visit the school website to get to know more about the school via the link below:

http://www.kasesehumanistschool.webs.com 

Home - KASESE HUMANIST PRIMARY SCHOOL

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Kasese Humanist Primary School has received a donation of a Printer, Mats & some scholastic supplies from Ms Jenny Julien based in Miami Forida in the United States of America.
The donation was delivered to the school through the School Director  Bwambale Robert who displayed the computer printer plus all the donated gifts to the pupils. The school Director thanked Jenny Julien for the donation and also told the gathering that the school is going to be having electricity soon as wiring of the class room blocks, the Laboratory plus the school office is now complete.
What is limiting right now is the funds amounting to $200 US needed by the Uganda Electricity Board (UMEME) for a fresh connection. The school director is encouraging friends of Kasese Humanist Primary School to continue supporting the school materially and financially as the school still needs computers for learning on, more text books and improving on the meals offered to the teachers and the children plus improving on the salaries we give to our teachers.
Below are photos of the event when the Printer plus the donated gifts being shown to the children at the school campus.