A paver is block of compacted sand and cement laid in walkways and compounds. The school is blessed with a water channel connected to main roads in Namugongo. Channel collects run-off from neighbouring areas leading to a huge constant desposit of silt.
The channel is dredged to get the silt that is used to make pavers.
This is meant to separate fine particles from large particles. Small particles are used to make pavers while large ones are used for construction.
A mixture of silt water and cement is used, compacted by a manual machine and left to dry for a few days.
Students help in carrying the pavers to respective areas where the’re to be laid and the Landscaping Club is responsible for laying the pavers on the school compound.
