Education Uganda operates a twinning scheme between Hampshire and Kasese District Primary Schools. We welcome indications of interest in twinning from UK primary schools. There is no charge to schools for participating in this scheme but we do expect schools to raise funds to support Education Uganda’s work in their twinned school.
Teachers from four Hampshire Schools have visited Kasese schools and established extremely successful partnerships. Teachers from their Ugandan partner schools have visited the UK and pupils now communicate regularly learning about each others’ way of life. In 2010 a further nine Hampshire schools joined the twinning scheme.
Twinning:
- is a partnership from which both schools must benefit
- gives the opportunity to explore the culture of another country and learn through first hand exchange of information
- broadens cross curricula experiences and themes by undertaking joint curriculum work e.g. the environment in our communities
- enriches pupils’ lives as they develop an understanding of the diversity of each others’ cultures and the world we share
- raises awareness of broader global issues and the need for respect for each other
- enables schools to meet their obligations of Rights, Respect and Responsibility, PSHE and Ofsted’s requirements
How to Proceed
- Invite Education Uganda to visit you
- Contact a Hampshire school with an established link to find out how they have benefited
- We will identify a Ugandan school for you and make the introduction giving details of how our twinning scheme operates. We only accept Ugandan schools with e-mail for easier communication.
- Consider how you can raise £250 to buy a year’s supply of slates and chalk. We do not charge a twinning fee but we expect UK twinned schools to raise funds to support their twinned school in this way
- Write to your Ugandan school and initiate a partnership agreement. We can advise on this
For the Future
- Education Uganda offers support through our UK Twinning Coordinator and Ugandan Project Coordinator based in Kasese
- We can take letters to your school on our annual visit
- Your school can promote twinning through assemblies, displays and Uganda days and incorporate twinning into curriculum work
- You can e-mail your school with your news
- You can borrow our stock of Ugandan artefacts and invite us to talk to pupils
- You can promote twinning within your community of parents and governors to help in raising funds to support your twinned school.
Education Uganda's Twinned Schools:
Ampfield Church of England Primary School
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St Barnabas Model School, Kasese |
Broughton Primary School
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Kajwenge Primary School, Kasese |
Calmore Infants School, Southampton
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Kagando Primary School, Kasese |
Halterworth Primary School, Romsey
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Kanyatsi Primary School, Bwera |
Kings Somborne Primary School
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Kamaiba Primary School, Kasese |
Knights Enham Junior School, Andover
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Kyabikuha Primary School, Kasese |
Mark Way School, Andover
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Unique Valley Primary School, Kasese |
Norman Court School, Salisbury
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Daylight Primary School, Kasese |
Romsey Primary School
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Kirembe Primary School, Kasese |
Shakespeare Junior School, Chandlers Ford
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Kitalikibi Primary School |
Test Valley School, Stockbridge
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Kibanzanga High School, Kasese |
Wellow Primary School
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Kihara Primary School, Kasese |
Wolverdene School, Andover |
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Ibanda Primary School |
For further information about Education Uganda’s Schools Twinning Scheme contact:
Mrs Sally Josling, Education Uganda Twinning Coordinator at :
sally.josling@educationuganda.org
In addition to Education Uganda’s twinned schools, the following schools in the Queen Elizabeth National Park in the Kasese District of Uganda have been twinned through a scheme run by Queen Elizabeth Country Park, Hampshire.
| Clanfield Junior School |
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Bukorwe Primary School |
| Liss Junior School |
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Kafura Primary School |
| Herne Junior School |
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Nyakatonzi Primary School |
| Hart Plain Jr & Harbour School Tipner |
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Katunguru Primary School |
contact: Mr Steve Peach, Conservation Ranger
steve.peach@hants.gov.uk www.queenelizabethparks.org
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