Good Schools Partners

St Peters Primary School Kanyanya
Located in Kawempe Division in Kampala, Uganda, St Peters is the brain child behind the development of the Good Schools Toolkit. Raising Voices started working with the school in 2007 to learn more about what it takes to create a Good School. With a current pupil population of 500 children and 20 teachers, St Peters has been acknowledged as a model school by the Division Education Office with recommended visits to the school for Head Teachers, teachers, pupils and Education Officers to learn more about how St Peters has accomplished its achievements

Mulago Secondary School
Also located in Kampala, Mulago is one of the pioneer schools for the Good Schools program. With a population of 468 students and 18 teachers, Mulago brings on board huge experience on how the toolkit works in secondary schools

St Clare Girls Namengo
Chosen from Budaka District in Eastern Uganda, St Clare is an all girl’s day and boarding school with 1020 children and 26 teachers. The school has adapted quickly to the toolkit and both the girls and their teachers are more friendly and approachable. Policies on sexual violence, bullying and corporal punishment have been developed by teachers and learners and the school administration now pays more attention to ensuring a conducive learning environment

Loius Gregory Bahai Memorial Primary School Tilling
Tilling is located approximately 10 kilometers from Kumi town and 2 Kilometers from the newly formed Ngora District administration in Eastern Uganda. The school has 1212 children and 28 teachers. In the future, it is anticipated that both St Clare’s and Tilling will play a vital role in demonstrating how the Good Schools Program works to other schools in this region of the country

Ojwina Primary School
Located in the Northern Ugandan district of Lira, Ojwina is an urban school situated half a kilometer from Lira town with a population of 1018 children and 30 teachers. The school has used the toolkit for the past 2 years

Kigarama Central Primary School
Kigarama is approximately 15 kilometers from Bushenyi town in Bitereko Sub County. It has a population of 680 children and 18 teachers. Toolkit implementation has been ongoing for the past 2 years

St John’s Secondary School Nyabwina
Like Kigarama, St John’s is found in Bushenyi District and has 1200 students and 30 teachers. Program implementation has also been ongoing for the past 2 years