“WASTE WALK”
VISITS MBONEA HIGH SCHOOL.
The international project on environment conservation known
as WASTE WALK is a group of people from Germany that moves to different places
educating and influencing people on nature conservation. Their movement in
Africa began on the 04.08.2015 in Moshi, Tanzania and arrived at Mbonea in
Dar-es-salaam on 04.09.2015.
Through their discussions with the
students from Mbonea High School, the members from the WASTE WALK explained
that their main aim is to build a better and suitable recycling system in
Tanzania. They also influenced the students on conservation of nature by
elaborating on the effects of pollutants especially plastic materials.
“Germany has a better recycling
system compared to the one in Tanzania but also has a larger quantity of
plastic usage,factories and more machines which also pollute the
environment.”said one of the member from WASTE WALK. The actual difference is
that most European and developed countries like Germany, there is a lot of
social pressure against littering in the environment while in Tanzania, there
is no such pressure against improper waste disposal.
The WASTE WALK encouraged the
students to provide education to other people who are not yet educated on the
importance of nature.They also advised on reduction of the use of plastic
materials.
THE GERMAN TANZANIAN CLUB
CREATES NEW PROJECTS.
The German Tanzanian Club has
created different projects in which the students will get to do different
activities which involve,creating a school magazine,speech writing,
photography,environmental conservation and so on.
The club has created its own
magazine which will display news not only from inside the school but also from
outside the school in order to inform the students about different events that
happen inside and outside.
Speech writing involves composing
speeches which will eventually be read in front of the students .The aim of
this is to be able to improve English speaking in the school. It will also help
in improving the student’s confidence as they deliver the speech in front of the
school.
Photography will enable the
students to take picture which will enable the German Tanzanian club to generate income. The project
on environmental conservation involves collecting mainly plastic waste in order
to properly recycle them in the recycling company.
The club also offers chances for
students who are interested to join the German Tanzanian club by undertaking
the speech interview.
THE MOCK AND MID-TERM EXAMINATIONS.
The form two students are
expecting to begin Mock exams on Monday on 07.09.2015 The other students from
form 1,3and 4 are also going to start their examinations of Mid-term on
Thursday 10.09.2015.The GTC NEWS wishes the best to all students who will pass with flying colours.
Finally the school will
close on 18.09.2015. and will open on 28.09.2015.where by the students will
prepare for the form 4 graduation which will be on 10.10.2015.
THE GTC NEWS 07.10.2015
THE SCHOOL OPENS FOR THE FINAL LAP
The school opened on 27.09.2015 for the boarding
scholars and 28.09.2015 for the day scholars. Apart from the form 4 and
Pre-form one students, the form 3, form2 and form1 students left the school for
the short holiday which begun on 18.08.2015. However, most of the students have
reported to school until now.
FORM 4 RELIGIOUS GRADUATION CEREMONY
On 3.10.2015, there was a
graduation ceremony for both the CASFETA and UKWATA form four students. The
form 4 graduates were awarded with different certificates before the guest of
honor and their fellow students. Moreover, prayers were conducted for all the
form 4 students and soon after prayers; the students joyfully celebrated and
congratulated their fellows for graduating.
PREPARATIONS FOR THE SCHOOL GRADUATION
As expected, the school graduation
will be conducted on 10.10.2015 in which various preparations are in progress
the coming big event. All students have been encouraged to practice for what
they will present on that day. The form four are ceaselessly rehearsing for the
graduation since they have a couple of things to represent such as exhibitions,
presentations poems and songs as well as speeches.
On that day parents, guardians and
all the guests invited will be able to see what the students have planned for
them for the occasion.
FORM 4 NATIONAL EXAMINATION
The form 4four students are nearly
approaching their national examination which is about 20 days away. They are
advised to make thorough revision and proper preparation for the national
examination commence on 2 November 2015. Also Students from different forms are
also advised to prepare well for their
final examinations so as the get to another class with best average
THE ELECTION
OF GTC NEW LEADERS.
The GTC members have decided to choose and elect new leaders
since the past leaders have to step out and leave their chances to other
people. Also during the election they elected a person with the following
characteristic he or she must be good in interacting with others and also he or
she must have good academic records and he or she must be intelligent and
obedient. So those were some few considerations that were stepped forward. Also
the members believe that this new government that has been elected by the
members of GTC it will bring development inside and outside of the club.
TANZANIA GENERAL ELECTIONS IN 2015
It has been five years since the Tanzania had it last general
election in which it was conducted in October 2010. Also has its known every
after five year Tanzania must conduct general election since a leader must not
exceed ten years leading a country and in Tanzania it has been already ten
years since it has been ruled by the person for ten years so this election must
be conducted on 25 October 2015 so as to get a new leader. The Tanzanians
expect a lot of changes due to the new government that will be arising soon.
THE FORM TWO NATIONAL EXAMINATION
The form two students are nearly
approaching their national examination which us about 18 days away. Direct
after the form four are done with there paper the form two are going to begin there exams right away so
the form two students are advised to have a serious revision since they have
remain with some few days. The examination will start on 16 of November.
ELEPHANTS
THE LARGEST ANIMAL ON LAND
Elephants
form deep family bond and live in tight matriarchal family groups of related
families called herbs. The herb is led by the oldest and often largest female
in the herb called matrich. Herb consist of 8-100 individuals depending on
terrain and family size. When a calf is born it is raised and protected by a
whole matriarchal herb. Males leave the family unit between the ages of 12-15
and may lead solitary lives or live temporary with other males. Elephant are
really intelligent animals and have memories that serve matriarchs well during
dry seasons when they needed to guide their herbs sometimes for ten of miles to
watering holes that they remember from the past. They also display signs of
joy, anger, and play also grief. Recently discoveries have shown the elephants
can communicate over long distance by producing a sub-sonic rumble that can
travel over the ground faster than sound through air. Other elephants receive
the message through a sensitivity skin on their feet and trunks. It is believed
that this is how potential mates and social groups communicate. Elephant’s diet
is grasses, leaves, bamboo, barks, and roots. Also they eat crops like banana,
sugarcane, which were grown by farmers. Adult’s elephants eat 300-400 lbs food
per day. Also the elephants reproduction system is that mating season, this is
mostly during the rainy season its gestation period it takes 22 months and its
little size is 1 calf unfortunately if they are twins it usually happen rarely.
Also the calves weight between 200-250 lbs at birth. At birth a calf has no
muscles at all therefore it will suckle
through its mouth. It takes several months for a calf to remain full control of
a trunk. In population at the turn of 20 century they were a few millions
elephants and about 100,000 Asian elephants today they are estimated elephant
450,000 to 700,000 African elephants
and between 35,000 – 40,000 wild Asian elephants. Also the height 5-14 fit at
shoulders [male]. Female of all sub spices are smaller than mass. Length up to
30 fit trunk to tail and also weight is 6,000- 15,000 lbs [males]. Life span is
up to 70 years. Generally as you read this you have to know that tusks when are
hacked off its warm body to fuel an illegal international ivory trade worth
millions of dollar. So poachers should reduce to decrease the number of
elephants due to tusks.
NOTE:
DID YOU KNOW:
A garden
caterpillar has 248 muscles in its head.
An elephant
can smell water 3 miles away.
A moth has
no stomach.
30/11/2015
THE
SCHOOL CLOSES ON ITS FINAL LAPS.
The
mbonea high school is now closing for its final lap since the form two are done
with their NECTA.The form three are
done with their TAHOSA and the form one are done with their annual examination. So
the school has to be closed so as the students can go on their holiday and
prepare for Christmas Eve and also New Year.
THE
SCHOOL OPENS ON ITS FIRST LAP.
The
mbonea high school will be opened on 3 January 2016. Since it will be one day
after New Year and the lessons will start right away. Also mbonea high school
invites new students to the school since the school is good in academics stuff
and discipline wise and it has good environmental and all appropriate needs for
a student to study and have good education. All visitors are welcomed mbonea
high school.
DO
YOU KNOW ABOUT CAMEL
A
baby’s camels are born without humps. They are however able to run within hours
of birth. They call to their mothers with a lamb like “baa” sound. Mother and
child camel pairing are extremely close, staying together for several years.
Camels
are herbivorous and are specifically adapted to consume cactus and other thorn
plants. Their main food is vegetation such as green grasses, herbs, and leaves.
Naturally
camels can be eaten by predators like lions, would typically eat camels as they
do other hoofed animals.
FACTS
ABOUT CAMELS
Camels
are social animals who roam the desert in search of food and water with up to
30 other individuals
Camels
have two rows of thick eyelashes to protect their eyes from the desert dust.
They are also able to close their nostrils and lips to keep out the dust also
camels can drink up to 7 liters of water in a day although he can drink 7
liters but also he is called “ships of
the deserts” this is because of their numerous and unique physical traits
that enables them to survive in harsh desert climates particularly their
ability to consume every little water dehydrating
Also
there is a different between Asian camels and Arabian camel. The different is
that Asian counties camel have two humps where as Arabian camel have only one
hump and also in Arabs cultures the camel symbolize patience, tolerance and
also can endure everything. Camels have played such an important role in
Arabian culture that there are over 160 words for camel in Arabic Language
Also
camel’s ears are small and hairy however their sense of hearing is able
extremely strong and also its ears are covered with hair even on the inside.
The hair helps to keep out sand or dust that might blow into the animals ears
also the color of the body helps them to blend into their environment.
Apart
from a camel being able to drink 7litres of water also it can go a week or more
without water and can last for several months without food. They drink up to
32galloon or sometimes 46 liters of water at one session of drinking. Since it
passes a long time without feeding water.
A
camel can store fat into the humps, but it can not store water in its humps.
The fat is metabolished for energy. When bunlike most mammals are healthy
camel’s body temperature changes throughout the
day from 34 C TO 41.7 C (93 F 107F).This allows the camels to conserve
water by not sweating as the environmental temperature rises. It have a thick
lips so they can eat the prickly desert plants without feeling pain inside them
Generally
a Camel is an animal that survives in desert areas and also can be used as
transport
DID
YOU KNOW
*A
great honored Owl has no sense of smell
*A cockroach can survive
without a head
Written by GTc Magazine
department