The Humanist Schools in Uganda have received substantial support from two U.S. Humanist organisations. KidsHeartKids, a charity established by Mario Mouton, his wife and their 7 year old daughter Lylah, set out in November to raise money for the Humanist Schools. They created a website, a FaceBook page and initiated a number of very successful …
Posted: March 6, 2014 by Steve Hurd
Books raise standards
Our first priority at the beginning of each year is to increase the stock of books in the Humanist schools. In February UHST allocated £2,800 to the accounts of the schools at Aristoc bookshop in Kampala. The two Isaac Newton Schools and Mustard Seed Secondary School were each allocated £800 and Kasese Humanist Primary School …
Posted: March 4, 2014 by Steve Hurd
American support for the Humanist Schools
The Humanist Schools in Uganda have received substantial support from two U.S. Humanist organisations. KidsHeartKids, a charity established by Mario Mouton, his wife and their 7 year old daughter Lylah, set out in November to raise money for the Humanist Schools. They created a website, a FaceBook page and initiated a number of very successful …
Posted: February 27, 2014 by Steve Hurd
School honours sponsors
Isaac Newton High School, Masaka has named two buildings in honour of school sponsors. The Lily van Haelen Hostel has been named after a prominent Humanist who lived in South Africa. Her family knew that she wanted part of her estate to be used to support Humanist projects in Africa. After rejecting a number of …