1730: Robert Magara on Humanist Education, Critical Thinking, Community Service, and Secularism in Uganda
Author(s): Scott Douglas Jacobsen
Publication (Outlet/Website): Medium (Personal)
Publication Date (yyyy/mm/dd): 2026/08/04
“For a humanist, all human beings are born with moral value, and have a responsibility to help one another live better lives.”
“We are verbally attacked and face harassment.”“We expect enrolment to grow as people realise that we have a well run, well resourced school with high standards of education and welfare.”
“During the Covid lockdown, our school developed a small out-reach program to ensure our most vulnerable families received basic food supplies.”
“The BBC visit for the Kanungu Humanist Primary School opening went very well.”
“My goal is to work collaboratively with parents and others.”
“As a result, our school numbers are increasing every term.”
“We need people who can build roads, build good houses, who can wire electricity.”
“The first crack in my religious shell occurred in my early teens when I began to notice that neither prayers nor anyone else seemed to reach any higher being.”
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