Spire
High School is a Christian founded school
whose aim is to academically create excellent students and bring up God
fearing and morally upright citizens. Our Motto is “DEEDS
SPEAK ALOUD”. Our students are so trained to believe that this is
not only true at school, but outside school. And this is what they have to
reflect having been in an environment that cherishes moral, religious
academic and practical excellence, the very environment we provide at
Spire High. We are a mixed day and boarding secondary school with a
curriculum rich in many arts and science subjects.
Manyangwa
Modern Primary School was founded in 1994 to
help fill the education gap in the community of Manyangwa with 40 students
and has seen its population grow to up to 530 pupils. The school is a
privately owned institution. We aim at being a school with a difference in
offering quality competitive primary education coupled with art,
agriculture, music dance and drama and vocational skills to enable the
young fit in the world. We are “Committed
to the preparation of the rural child with knowledge and skills for a
better tomorrow”.
Community
Parent Concern (CPC) seeks to transform a
predominantly illiterate community into one capable of sustaining their
own economic development. We move towards that goal by instilling into the
community a culture of collective concern for children, helping needy
parents access support in promoting children’s rights for survival and
development, and educating children. Our mission is to groom adults who
cherish the memories of their childhood and are eager to perpetuate
children’s rights. We envision and empowered literate community able to
make informed choices.
Kabubbu
Community Library exists to empower Ugandans
with skills to combat poverty. Our vision is a
society transformed by literacy, which is able to progress sustainable
development. We aim to provide Ugandans with literacy, life,
vocational, organizational and business skills, create a love of reading,
learning and cultural expression among Ugandans, build a self-sustaining
library service central to community development and to develop a library
service according to community and national priorities in order to meet
the educational needs of futures generations. Since 2002, we have been
able to set up a library building, stock the library, train and hire
librarians to serve the community and to offer adults literacy courses and
vocational skills to the community which has all helped in transforming
the entire society.
A mixed day and boarding secondary
school, Gayaza Cambridge College of
St. Mbaaga set off with a mission to Produce
Socially Acceptable Citizens. Our motto is that God helps those who help themselves. In 2003, we were able to
register the ministry of education and sports and to acquire a license. We
currently have a population of 640 students offering both arts and science
subjects at the Ordinary and Advanced levels of education.
Early
Childhood and Care Development Center (ECCD – Gayaza)
exists to sensitize the community on the importance of exclusive breast
feeding for the first months of a child’s life, carry out home visits
and follow-up of all breast feeding mothers to educate them on the
benefits of exclusive breast feeding to both the mother and the child so
that mothers can adopt the practice, help caretakers identify activities
that can be carried out to promote mental and social development of a
child and responding to children’s needs. Our mission is to
promote supportive and conducive environments for the survival, growth and
sustainable development of children and families.
Network
for Peace Initiatives (NPI) aims at
promoting education for peace and fostering positive values, behaviors and
attitudes to build a culture of peace for national development,
stimulating institutional linkages between national and international
partners and building a participatory process for sustainable peace and
development. We envision ourselves as the leading civil organization
championing the culture of peace in Uganda. NPI’s mission is to work
towards promoting a world in which non violent interactions are the norm.