

What a child brings home from art class is usually the part adults notice first.The print on fabric, the small sculpture, the beaded piece, the painting filled with colour. These are the visible outcomes. They are easy to admire because they show effort, creativity, and imagination in a form we can hold or display.But the…
International Women’s Day reminds us that progress begins with intention and this year’s theme, “Give To Gain,” speaks directly to the heart of education. When we give a girl access to quality learning, mentorship and opportunities, we gain something far greater in return. We gain a confident thinker, a compassionate leader and a global citizen…
Pearl of Africa International has achieved remarkable success in the 2025 Primary Leaving Examinations, securing its position as the second-best performing school in Entebbe with 70% of learners securing a Division 1. The results demonstrate the effectiveness of our school’s educational approach. Students showed strong performance across all subject areas, with particularly impressive scores in…
A child brings home a small clay figure. One arm is longer than the other, the base leans slightly, and the surface is covered in fingerprints. A parent may see a simple classroom project. The child remembers every choice, adjustment and second attempt that brought it to life. The child chose where to begin, how…
The return of the Pearl of Africa National Teachers saw them take charge of the new block. Within this complex block; lie spacious classeswhere learning, exchange of ideas, and exciting activities are going to take root. On the same piece of land awaits a basket ball court that will also double for other games like…
Between 13 and 15 February 2107 our International Section celebrated the Environment. They learned about the importance of the environment and that we should work hard to keep it clean. On Tuesday the pupils went to PaperCraft in Akright City to see different types of recycling; Making new products out of old paper, banana fibre…