Kasese Humanist Primary School - BIZOHA CAMPUS!

Our Humanist School Values are posted prominently on our campus, and are from Dr. Rodrigue Tremblay's book "The Code for Global Ethics: Ten Humanist Principles", Prometheus Books, (ISBN: 978-1-61614-172-1), 2010.  

Our Humanist School Values are posted prominently on our campus, and are from Dr. Rodrigue Tremblay's book "The Code for Global Ethics: Ten Humanist Principles", Prometheus Books, (ISBN: 978-1-61614-172-1), 2010.
 

Our Bizoha Campus of the Kasese Humanist Primary School is part of a highly rated and well supplied school program that has been established for several years now at two locations under Director Bwambale Robert Musabaho. 

Education is non-religious, based on science and using reason and free thought as the foundation for knowledge. Instruction is in English to establish the footing for success in life for the children. The motto of the school is “With Science, We Can Progress” which is painted on buildings along with the Happy Humanist logo. 

Kasese Humanist Primary School runs a Child Sponsorship Program for orphaned and other children who live in homes in the community that struggle to make ends meet. This sponsorship from concerned humanitarians around the globe allows these at-risk children the critical developmental opportunity to attend the school.

The educational sponsorship program was started so that children who find hardships in paying fees are helped by us through sourcing out potential child sponsors in the most developed countries to contribute generously towards the education of the orphans. Out of 700 students who have studied at the school, more than 84 pupils have benefitted under this program and our first beneficiaries under this program are now in Senior 3 undergoing secondary school education. At present, the school has more than 34 Sponsored child orphans.

Students outside the Kasese Humanist Primary School in June 2015

Students outside the Kasese Humanist Primary School in June 2015

future vision -- vocational training centers

In addition to the primary schools, Bwambale Robert also has aspirations to offer vocational training. Not all orphans can excel in the academic subjects taught at school so vocational skills act as an alternate path to success. to equip the orphans with basic skills in carpentry, brick laying, tailoring & knitting, typing and typesetting, electrical installation, fine art and sign writing, and welding to mention but a few. These courses are very important in nation building as these skills ensure self employment and income generation.