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What our pupils learn

Lessons in the classroom, skills for life, and time for faith, sport and creativity.

Academics

We follow Uganda's national curriculum: reading and writing, maths, science, social studies and Christian religious education.

Technology

Every week pupils get a basic computer lesson. We have two laptops and one desktop, shared by more than 60 learners.

Watch a clip of our computer room

Vocational skills

Practical skills pupils can use at home and earn a living from:

  • • Tailoring
  • • Poultry farming
  • • Piggery
  • • Bricklaying
  • • Making liquid soap
  • • Making reusable sanitary pads

Beyond the classroom

Outside lessons, pupils can join:

  • • Bible study groups
  • • Choir and drama
  • • Sports (football and netball)
  • • Arts and crafts
  • • Morning assembly with prayer and songs

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Our pupils at work

Short clips from a normal school day, from nursery writing practice to older pupils showing off what they've learned.

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In a pupil's own words

“I'm going to show you how to make this.”

One of our pupils shows us how he makes liquid soap, from the caustic soda and soda ash to mixing it all together. He's already made it at home, and his parents are happy with it.

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In a pupil's own words

Making reusable sanitary pads

One of our girls shows us the reusable pads she has learned to make. She explains how the plastic layer stops leaks, how each pad folds and fastens in place, and how it's washed and dried so it can be used again.

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Nursery pupils practising their writing
Older pupils studying outside by the painted walls
Working together on their writing

Admissions

How to enrol a child

We welcome learners from nursery age (around 3 years) through Primary Seven (typically age 12). Reduced-fee and free places go first to orphans, vulnerable children and families who can't afford fees.

To enrol a child, call or WhatsApp us, or come and see us at the school in Nsanvu. We'll talk through your child's situation and explain what's needed.

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YAEC pupils reading new storybooks

Term dates

The school year at a glance

Three terms a year, with holidays in between. The best time to enrol a child is before a new term starts.

Term 3 2026 is on now. It ends on Friday 4 December.

  1. Term 1 2026 2 Feb – 1 May Finished
  2. Term 2 2026 25 May – 22 Aug Finished
  3. Term 3 2026 14 Sep – 4 Dec On now

We follow the national school calendar set by Uganda's Ministry of Education and Sports. School runs 8am to 4:30pm.

Growing with the village

From a few nursery children to 136 learners

As the school grows, so do our needs. Here's what we're raising money for now.