BEEKEEPING PROJECT






ABOUT OUR BEEKEPING PROJECT: Getting started  with Training. FROM 17th January 2016 to 12th February 2016. Two teachers, fifty students boys and girls were trained.

A BEEKPING TRAINER  MR PETER FROM CANADA PREPARING A SMOKER.

MR Kelly is another trainer


inside our first Behive for practical training

Training trainers; Teachers on practical Beekeeping.


The job has been done. From Right  Godbert K, Fr Nzeyimana the headmaster, Mr Peter, Fr Ndikumulimo head of CHEMA programme, Mr Kagaruki, and lastly Mr Kelly



Trainging Young Beekeepers











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