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A big congratulations to our 2019 year 6 students for their outstanding performance on the Cambridge Primary Checkpoints. 100% of our students passed and over 60% achieved a score of very good or excellent.
First week of the new term
We made it to the end of the first full week of the new term! It’s always a challenge, for both teachers and children, to adjust back to school life after a long holiday, however, the children here at Pearl of Africa International School, have done so with ease. For me personally, the adjustment wasn’t…
Happy Independence Celebrations!
It is almost the first half of the term and all programs have run smoothly according to our school calendar. The International section celebrated UN’s day in a colorful manner last week on the 5th of October. Independence Day celebrations are under vigorous preparations by the National section where by children are just ready to…
INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY 2023
Written by: Lwanga Enock Theme Digit ALL: Innovation and Technology for gender equality Pearl of Africa International School together with women and girls all over the world celebrated International women’s day under the aforementioned theme. This year’s theme was geared to a formidable innovation and technological change and education in the digital age for achieving…
Admissions Now Open at Pearl of Africa International School for Uganda National Curriculum (UNEB)!
We are thrilled to announce that admissions for the upcoming school year are now open! Our school offers a comprehensive and enriching curriculum that prepares students for excellence. If you’re considering enrolling your child, here’s all the information you need about our admission process and key dates. Important Dates for Admission Interviews 📅 Special Visitation for…
SCIENCE FAIR
The 1st quarter of term 2 started with a lot of excitement as pupils embarked on their science fair projects. It was fascinating to see young scientists performing various experiments as their project work. The theme and focus of the projects was researching observable environmental problems such as deforestation, dehydration, saving plants and harvesting rainwater….
