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Who we are
Pearl of Africa International Primary School is a co-educational day school. The happy and caring atmosphere, small teaching groups and homely facilities encourage all pupils to reach their maximum potential.
Remembering Teacher Angela Mayanja: A Legacy of Patience, Passion and Kindness.
Angela was more than a teacher, she was a mentor, a guide, and a source of encouragement for countless students. Her patience, passion, and kindness touched every corner of our school, inspiring learners to reach their potential and approach challenges with confidence. As Dr. Rashmi Tripathi (She/Her/Hers) , Principal’s tribute “Teacher Angela was not only a passionate…
Celebrate the Environment
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…
Nelson Mandela Day
On 18th of July Pearl of Africa celebrated Nelson Mandela Day. Nelson Mandela Day is an international day to remember and celebrate the life and legacy of former South African president Nelson Mandela. The main aim of that day of for people to serve, and so our learners did. In the previous weeks learners had…
Pearl of Africa International Shines as 2nd Best School in Entebbe in 2025 PLE
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…
More Happens at Break Time Than We Realise
The bell goes, books close, chairs move back and within minutes the school day changes pace. One child is already looking for a ball, another is finding a friend, while someone else finishes a snack or sits quietly before the next lesson begins. From the outside, it can look like a simple pause in the…