Kamuli Township School is a supportive community that nurtures students in both intellectual, talent-oriented, and ethically built ways.
It is supported and partially funded by EdFund Uganda Foundation, LLC of the United States of America and KAPIDA of Kamuli, Uganda
Discover Our School
Kamuli Township Primary School was started by Indians in 1927, their aim was to educate Indian children because they were many by then, during that time, Indian management and children dominated the school until they were expelled by the president of Uganda by then Idi Amin Dada in 1972.
Then the Government took over the school from Indians in 1977. Then they started enrolling Ugandan people and children. Its foundation now is squarely in the hands of Kamuli Municipal Council.
The administration and school committee is appointed by the Education department of the Ministry of Education in conjunction with Local Government and Kamuli Municipal Council. And then the Parents Teachers Association (PTA) is elected by parents.
Word from the Head Teacher
Mr. Beng David
Township ps has been involved in a number of activities these include workshops which are academic games and sports renovation and construction of teachers house funded by kapida main sponser being John Gibink next year we intend to continue with our computer training and bringing more teachers on board computer training to be extended to the school pupils as well I therefore extend my sincere gratitude to the teachers parents education department and more so to John Gibink and kapida staff for the enormous support
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A Glimpse Into the Rich History of Kamuli Township Primary School
Welcome to Kamuli Township Primary School’s new website! We are excited to share with you the rich history and inspiring…
