FAQs

Find answers to common questions parents and guardians ask about Libermann Junior School.

About the School

1. Where is Libermann Junior School located? Libermann Junior School is located in Namugongo, Uganda.

2. What classes does the school offer? We offer classes from Baby Class (Nursery) through Primary Seven (P.7), following the Ugandan national curriculum.

3. Is Libermann Junior School registered with the Ministry of Education and Sports? Yes, the school operates in line with the guidelines of the Ministry of Education and Sports and follows the national curriculum for Uganda.

4. What makes Libermann Junior School different from other schools? We provide holistic education that builds strong academic skills alongside good character and spiritual growth. Our teachers care for each child and help them grow in mind, body, and faith.

Admissions

5. How do I enroll my child at Libermann Junior School? You can visit the school in person, call our office, or use the contact form on our website to start the admission process. Our staff will guide you through the requirements and next steps.

6. What documents do I need for admission? Usually you will need your child’s birth certificate, a passport photo, a report card or transfer letter from the previous school (for pupils joining a class above Baby Class), and immunization records. Our admissions office can confirm the exact requirements for your child’s class.

7. Is there an entrance interview or assessment? For some classes, a simple assessment may be done to place your child in the right level. This is not meant to disqualify a child but to help teachers understand where to support them best.

8. Can my child join mid-term or mid-year? Yes, admissions are open throughout the year, subject to space being available in the class.

9. Do you accept pupils transferring from other schools? Yes, we welcome transfer pupils. Please bring a transfer letter and recent report card from the previous school.

Fees and Payment

10. How much are the school fees? Fees vary by class level. Please contact the school office directly for the current fees structure, as this may change from year to year.

11. How can I pay school fees? Fees can be paid through the payment methods communicated by the school office, which may include bank deposit, mobile money, or payment at the school bursar’s office. Always ask for a receipt.

12. Do you offer any discounts, for example for siblings? Some schools offer sibling discounts or payment plans. Please ask the school administration directly, as policies may change.

13. What happens if fees are not paid on time? Parents are encouraged to communicate early with the school office if they are facing difficulty paying fees on time, so that a suitable arrangement can be discussed.

School Life and Daily Routine

14. What time does school start and end? School hours are set by the school administration and shared with parents at the start of each term. Please check with the office or your child’s class teacher for exact times.

15. Does the school provide meals? Please check with the school office to confirm the current meal arrangements, including whether lunch is provided or pupils should carry packed lunch.

16. Does the school offer transport (school bus) services? Please contact the school office to find out if transport services are available for your area.

17. What is the school calendar like? Uganda’s school year normally runs in three terms, similar to other primary schools in the country. The school shares an official calendar with important dates such as term opening, mid-term break, and closing days at the start of each term.

18. Does the school have extracurricular activities? Yes, we encourage activities beyond the classroom, such as sports, music, and other co-curricular programs, to support the full growth of each child.

Academics

19. What curriculum does the school follow? We follow the Ugandan national primary school curriculum, which covers subjects such as English, Mathematics, Science, Social Studies, and Religious Education, along with other learning areas set by the National Curriculum Development Centre (NCDC).

20. Does the school prepare pupils for the Primary Leaving Examination (PLE)? Yes, our Primary Seven (P.7) class is prepared thoroughly for the national PLE examinations set by the Uganda National Examinations Board (UNEB).

21. How does the school communicate my child’s progress? Parents receive report cards at the end of each term. Teachers are also available to discuss a child’s progress during parent meetings or by appointment.

22. What support is available for pupils who need extra help? Our teachers pay close attention to each child’s needs and provide extra guidance where a pupil needs support to keep up with their classwork.

Health, Safety, and Wellbeing

23. How does the school ensure my child’s safety? The school has measures in place to keep pupils safe during the school day, including supervision by staff and a secure school compound. Parents are encouraged to inform the school of any specific safety or medical concerns for their child.

24. What happens if my child falls sick at school? The school will contact the parent or guardian immediately using the emergency contact details provided at admission. Parents should ensure this information is always up to date.

25. Does the school require immunization records? Yes, immunization records are usually required as part of the admission process to help the school protect the health of all pupils.

Religious and Moral Life

26. Is Libermann Junior School a religious school? Yes, the school nurtures the spiritual growth of every child alongside their academic and social development, helping them grow in faith and good character.

27. Do pupils of different faiths get admitted? Please contact the school administration for information on our admission policy regarding faith and religious practice.

Contact and Communication

28. How can I reach the school for more information? You can visit the school in Namugongo, call our office, or send a message through the contact form on our website.

29. Who do I talk to about a concern regarding my child? Start with your child’s class teacher, who can direct you to the head teacher or relevant staff member if further support is needed.

30. How can I stay updated on school news and events? Follow our official school website and social media pages, and check the notices sent home with your child or shared by the class teacher.

Didn’t find the answer you were looking for? Please contact the school office directly, and our team will be happy to help.