75 YEARS OF STAPS
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St. Aloysius Primary School was founded in 1938 by the Roman Catholic Church. It is a government aided school from nursery school to primary 7. There are 331 boarders amongst the 1,173 total students who attend the school. There are 17 classrooms for the students and 38 teachers. Per term St. Aloysius charges 39,500 shillings…
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