The demand for primary education has radically increased with the introduction in 1997 of free primary education for four children in every family. This saw school enrolment increase from 2 million pupils in 1986 to over 6 millions pupils by 1999. There are variations however, between urban and rural areas with the former having more permanent schools and better teaching and instructional materials than the latter.  The 7 year primary school program is completed when students sit for their first national examination- the Primary leaving examinations (P.L.E)

Taibah Junior School
Taibah Junior School, TJS is built on a cool valley side where breezes keep the atmosphere pleasant even on a hot day.
We are about 3km on Entebbe side of kajjansi, 16km from both Entebbe and Kampala.Taibah junior school is a private co-educational non-denominational boarding school.
In TJS, classes are kept to internationally recognized optimum size of 25 pupils per teacher. We do not intend to change this ratio or to expand the school beyond 400 boarding students.
To back up our academic programme, we have an excellent domestic arrangement. Although children are not mollycoddled they are certainly well looked after. read more

Gayaza Junior School
In 1904, a Muganda Chief described the lack of a girls’ boarding school as the “Muganda’s broken arm.”  The women’s conference of the CMS recommended that a school should be opened at Gayaza, where there was already a mission station on the land donated by Sir Apollo Kagwa. In 1905, this school was established and opened as Gayaza High School with four (4) girls.  Originally, the school was for daughters of chiefs and the highly placed people in the society as clan leaders and clergymen. From that time, read more