Activities

Gayaza High School Hosts The Permanent Secretary – MoESST

It was a pleasure hosting the Permanent Secretary Ministry of Education,Sports,Science and Technology at the Gayaza High School Farm. We walked her through the students’ plots and the various educational programmes. The students exhibited their newly designed mobile app-Farm corp- meet them at https://www.facebook.com/farmcorp Our discussion focused more on how the activities within the farm

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Progress On The Use Of Bioslurry As A Fertilizer/Pesticide

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

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Ten Great Rules That Will Help You Remain Poor All Your Life

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

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Indigenous Foods Exhibition – Looking Backwards To Move Forward

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

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