Ronald Ddungu

It is exciting to see how youngsters are very interested in Agriculture and our duty is to sustain this interest. We shall use this space to follow up on this project for the next six months. Many writers have highlighted the fact that the graduates of our education system today lack the basic life skills

Did you ever own a personal money making machine while studying mathematics or any other subject at school? While in a mathematics class we focus on learning how to calculate hard stuff and yet in real life calculators and computers do it better than us. Why don’t we spend some of this time producing the

The production of Bio-slurry a byproduct of the Bio-gas production process is underway at Gayaza High School.Currently we collect over 40 jerrycans of the Bio-slurry daily and take it to the gardens directly. This is an action research programme on the usefulness of the Bio-slurry as a both a fertiliser and pesticide.We hope to confirm

Reading from http://www.jamiiforums.com/mahusiano-mapenzi-urafiki/364469-10-great-rules-that-will-help-you-remain-poor-all-your-life.html  i quickly noted that our schools  need to rethink the set of experiences that the children who go through our schools receive if they are to break through the circles of poverty many youth lie in today. I have picked only two of the ten rules listed in the article for your

On the 9th October 2014(Independence day Celebration), the senior one students at Gayaza High School together with their parents exhibited the preparation of traditional foods from the various regions in Uganda. The parents  carried the traditional food stuffs for the dishes they cooked and the traditional kitchen ware they used to exhibit the full process

It was a memorable time for us yesterday when we launched the Young Farmers Club at Gayaza High School. Our aim is to use this as a platform to introduce the girls to scientific approaches to agriculture and motivate these to practice farming as an entrepreneurship venture while at school so as to create change

YOUTH ENTREPRENEURSHIP SCHEME- SCHOOL FARM CAMP 8TH – 12TH AUGUST, 2014 Held at GAYAZA HIGH SCHOOL Theme: Empowering the Youth to Practice Scientific Approaches in Agriculture as an Entrepreneurship Venture Within Their Schools and Communities. Gayaza High School organised a five-day farm camp which brought together 162 students and 53 teachers across the country to

We have worked with them for almost two months and taught each other a number of skills that should make us more useful citizens within our communities. The results for the National Primary Leaving Examinations were released yesterday and we pray for our participants that they may get placement in good secondary schools. We have