Water Facts

Here are some WATER FACTS to consider ... Compiled by Duke's Eco Club 1. The planet is running out of fresh water. 2. Increasingly, communities around the world, including Canadian First Nations Communities, live without adequate access to fresh water. 3. Over 75% of the planet is water but not even 1% of that water is drinkable. 4. Canada has more than 20% of the...

WATER WALK at Duke of Connaught School in Toronto

Students of Duke of Connaught School in Toronto wish to reach out in solidarity to their peers in Uganda who have to walk for water daily.On Tuesday Nov 23 2010 students will WALK FOR WATER and take a...

Local government makes contibution

On Nov 12 2010 a ceremony took place at the District Headquarters of Kamuli to hand over materials such as eves troughs that will be attached to a second building at Kinu School. These materials will...

Let's Play Soccer!

Thanks to the Toronto students who came up with the idea of collecting and sending soccer balls, students from all 12 CASP schools are now enjoying playing soccer.All kids love to play!These are students...

St Patrick Guwula School Photos (Nov 2010)

CASP Coordinator Moses (left in photo above) and Helen of CASP's Board of Directors, recently went to visit the community of St. Patrick Guwula School. They met with teachers, students, parents and community...

Message to Glen Ames from CASP ~ THANK YOU!

Last year Glen Ames raised enough money to build a rainwater harvesting tank at Kinu School in Uganda. This tank is dedicated to the collection of water for irrigating multiple demonstration gardens and a nursery. The nursery will provide plants and tree samplings to support food gardens at the 12 Ugandan schools that are part of the Canada Africa School Partnership (CASP) network. The members of the CASP wish to express their...