Runyankole
English
Luganda
English
Login
Login to access premium content
News
Politics
Education
Health
World
Sports
Business
Tourism
Blogs
Insights
People & Lifestyle
Others
Bride & Groom Expo
E-PAPER
JOBS
CLASSIFIED
HARVEST MONEY
... More
★ PREMIUM
Education
Amuru school plants trees in community to fight climate change
Okello says the DRR club has 30 members who are passionate and committed to protecting the environment.
Newspapers have helped improve the learners reading culture. (Credit: Ritah Mukasa)
By: NewVision Reporter,
Journalist
@NewVision
__________________
“Our environment is being degraded at an alarming rate. People destroy swamps and cut down trees for money, something that has led to long dry spells.
Login to begin your journey to our premium content
Tags:
Amuru
NIE
Climate change
School
Save the Children
NORAD
Open Gallery (1 photo)
Related Stories
Education
From paper to classroom: Newspapers transforming education across Uganda’s Acholi region
Education
Break period stigma to keep girls in school, Ugandans urged
Education
Toto magazine turning classroom into a learning adventure
Education
Why Amuru district special needs pupils prefer learning with newspapers
Education
Relief for Koboko pupils as UNEB recovers missing PLE science scripts
Education
Newspapers are an integral part of teaching, learning in Amuru School
×