Day 5 passed unnoticed since it was still very wet and we could not do any work in the gardens. The rains in the past two days made it extremely hard for us to do any planting of seeds apart from the dodo we badly need to have in the next two weeks. The children […]
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Our day started off with a lot of train which continued up to about 10a.m. Thus we were not able to do any reasonable work in the gardens. In fact the children who started off with digging were only spoiling the soil and instead made it hard so we stopped them from working in the
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A mix of feelings here today. While we have been looking forward to some rains,it rained cats and dogs today and we were cut out of our gardens.It was not possible to have the children work in the rains on anything until late in the afternoon when we completed the clearing of the gardens.Is this
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The day started off with the children clearing the grass from their plots and making the heaps. The youth are taking each step with a lot of interest to my amusement and this says it all that when you allow them to act they enjoy any kind of activity. Later on in the afternoon we
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STARTING A COMMUNITY EDUCATION GARDEN.
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Gayaza High School has launched a community education garden to support the youth in learning modern farming methods. Currently we are hosting 20 children who completed their primary leaving examinations and are not very sure about the future of their education. We have opened up small gardens for them in a nearby primary school,Gayaza church
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The Youth find gardening a very interesting activity because it helps them to develop so many skills including; teamwork, collaboration,communication,planning and many other skills.We need to give them such opportunities to build their innovativeness.At Gayaza High School we are determined to allow all the girls to have such an opportunity and we are setting up
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Gayaza High School has embarked on the need to train the youth and interest them into functional agriculture. Train a woman in the best way and you will empower the nation. To us at Gayaza High School it is a priority that we bring out the best girl that will support the development of our
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This programme has helped to feed the Primary seven pupils in our community school as they prepared to go for their afternoon examinations and we believe that the cup of porridge we provided sent the pupils smiling to the examination room. Gayaza High School has secured funding for the best six girls scoring first grade
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The feed the child project was fueled by the desire to use the water we receive from the community and turn it into food which we would give back to those that so willingly provide us with precious water. Therefore, one acre of maize was planted, and it produced 500 kilograms of maize flour. This
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