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CEREBRATING 75 YEARS OF STAPS
CEREBRATING 75 YEARS OF STAPS As most of us here already know, St. Aloysius Primary School will this year 12th October 2013 celebrate 75 years of existence, an event/anniversary that has had no predecessors since the beginning in 1938 (as a boys school that later enrolled girls as well) thanks to the consenting of Old…
What Makes St. Aloysius Primary School My Second Home
My memories and attachment to St. Aloysius Primary School are nostalgic that I just can’t call it anything less than home.Claire Ankwatse St. Aloysius Primary School (STAPS): Where Dreams Took Flight In 2007, a young pupil with a heart full of dreams ventured into St. Aloysius Primary School, a place that would forever alter the…
Defying the Odds
In a world filled with stories of academic perseverance, my journey stands as a testament to the power of determination, the influence of dedicated educators, and the unexpected turns that shape our lives. St. Aloysius Primary School holds a special place in my heart, as it laid the foundation for my future successes and instilled…
God Bless STAPS and all its Saints
Welcome to Our Website. We are now officially using a paid domain Saints. Thanks to the good Saint, Samuel Ismael Kizito that sponsored the purchase of the domain and offered 20GB of storage on his own server where this website is running from at the moment. Acts like these are a step in the right…
Success is finding it’s roots again
PLE 2016 Results: Div 1 – 66 Div 2 – 63 We would like to congratulate the little Saints of the St. Aloysius Primary School 2016 P7 class upon successful completion and bringing our dream closer to reality. Our best pupil Arinaitwe Bright Allan who scored Aggregate 4 seems to have not only made it at STAPS…
About STAPS
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…
