Caspedia:About

What is Caspedia?

Caspedia is a free, student-run encyclopaedia and information hub built to document events, achievements, and stories relevant to our school community. It is heavily inspired by Wikipedia and other open informational websites — in both its visual design and its commitment to making information freely accessible to anyone who visits.

Like Wikipedia, Caspedia is built on the idea that knowledge should be easy to find, clearly written, and honestly presented. Unlike Wikipedia, Caspedia is not a general encyclopaedia — it is focused specifically on our community: the people in it, the things we do, and the events that happen around us.

Anyone is welcome to browse Caspedia, whether you are a member of our grade, a student from elsewhere in the school, or simply a curious visitor who found their way here. The site is open to the public.

Founding and ownership

Caspedia was founded and is solely owned by Ameer M. Alnaimi, a student who built this project from scratch with the goal of creating something genuinely useful for the people around him. The idea grew from a simple observation: there was no good place to look back at things our community had done, no record of events, and no shared space for that kind of information to live.

Ameer handles the overall direction of the site, its infrastructure on GitHub, and the editorial standards that contributors are expected to follow. All final decisions regarding content, structure, and policy rest with him as the sole owner of the organisation.

Purpose and scope

Caspedia serves two main purposes:

• Documenting events — matches, competitions, activities, and anything else worth recording that happens within our community.
• Highlighting achievements — celebrating what our organisation and its members have accomplished, so those efforts are not forgotten.

Our primary audience is the students of Grade 10 (now almost Grade 11) who make up our core community. However, the site is open to the entire school and to anyone outside it who is interested in what we do. Think of it as a living archive — something that grows as our community does.

Contributors

Articles and event pages on Caspedia are written by Ameer M. Alnaimi and a small group of appointed contributors. Contributors are trusted members of the community who have been specifically invited to help document events and write content for the site.

If you believe you spotted an error in an article, or you would like to suggest something, you are welcome to open a pull request or suggestion through the link in the sidebar. All suggestions are reviewed before any changes are made.

Online safety compliance

Caspedia takes online safety seriously. This website is operated in compliance with the UK Online Safety Act. We are committed to ensuring that content published on this site is appropriate, honest, and does not cause harm to any individual or group.

If you have a concern about any content on this site, please contact us directly.

Support Caspedia

Caspedia is entirely student-built and student-run, with no funding, no sponsorship, and no institutional backing. If you would like to show your support for this project, the simplest way is to star the repository on GitHub. It costs nothing and it genuinely means a lot to know people find this useful.

Disclaimers

The content on Caspedia reflects the views and records of its contributors and does not represent the position of any school, teacher, or educational institution. We are an independent, student-led organisation with no formal affiliation to any school whatsoever.

While we do our best to ensure accuracy, Caspedia does not guarantee that every article is entirely free of errors. If you notice a mistake, please let us know through the Suggest an Edit page.

Caspedia is inspired by Wikipedia but is not part of the Wikimedia Foundation and has no connection to it.