Programs

One school, three stages of the same promise

Every pupil follows the same path: pre-primary, lower primary, upper primary, and out the door with a Primary Leaving Examination result that opens the door to secondary school.

Ages 3 to 5

Pre-Primary (Baby, Middle & Top Class)

Play-based early learning that builds language, number sense, motor skills and confidence before Primary One — taught in small, teacher-rich classes.

Young pupils at small green and red desks in a pre-primary classroom

Ages 6 to 9

Lower Primary (P1 – P3)

The Ugandan national curriculum in literacy, numeracy and local language, alongside daily reading time and a hot lunch for every pupil.

Pupils sitting at lilac and pink desks, looking up at the camera

Ages 10 to 13

Upper Primary (P4 – P7)

Sciences, mathematics, social studies and Primary Leaving Examination preparation, plus mentorship, sport and a growing computer lab.

Upper primary pupils revising together at a yellow desk

A typical day

What sponsorship actually pays for, hour by hour

7:30am Pupils arrive; breakfast porridge for boarders and early arrivals.
8:00am Morning lessons: literacy, numeracy and local language.
12:30pm Hot lunch, served to every enrolled pupil, no exceptions.
1:15pm Afternoon lessons: sciences, social studies, creative and physical activity.
4:00pm School day ends; teachers hold catch-up sessions for pupils behind on reading.

Primary Leaving Examinations

Primary 7 pupils sit Uganda’s national leaving exams, the gateway to secondary school. 94% of Edna pupils who reach Primary 5 go on to sit and pass, supported by exam-fee coverage from sponsors and dedicated revision time in Primary 6 and 7.

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