On Wednesday the 5th of October 2016, the pupils of Pearl of Africa School celebrated Independence Day and United Nations Day.
Display of the different regions of Uganda.
Pupils explain parents/guardians about the United Nations.
Mama Uganda celebrating Independence in Commemoration Dance.
Acholi dance.
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…
On Friday 23rd November, Pearl of Africa International school were visited by ‘Little green hands go green’. They were aiming to visit all schools to plant fruit trees to help our methandienone for sale in uk environment. Years 4 and 6 along with P.4 and 6 were invited to take part in the tree planting…
Written by: Byron On the 3rd of February 2023, Pearl of Africa International School celebrated Book Week with a series of exciting activities designed to promote a love of literature and learning. The day started with a book writing activity, where learners were encouraged to use their imaginations and write their own books. This was…
On Tuesday, 26th March, Years 3-6 visited Rosebud Flower Farm. The farm sits on around 550 acres of land and grows around 1.8 tonnes of roses a year. The children were able to learn the processes involved in producing these flowers. They began in the propagation room where male stems are joined with female stems…
On the 5th/May/2018, our school held the annual sports day. It was a day full of fun and competition. All colors were represented by their competitors. Pupils exhibited skills like communication, resilience, endurance and confidence. Our pupils also took part in the annual swimming gala which had fun- filled activities like back stroke, freestyle and…
Children of the Summercamp 2016 visited the zoo and got an exclusive ‘behind the scene’ tour with a ranger. They had close encounters with different animals and could even feed some of them.