Events at Giulio Pastore

An opportunity for all parents to meet directly with class and subject teachers — addressing concerns, asking questions, and collaborating to support each child's learning journey.

Mid-term assessments conducted across all classes from 7th to 10th July 2026, giving pupils and teachers a clear picture of progress midway through Term 2.

To develop moral values in the children and fulfill the Catholic ethos of the school, we will have an animation of mass for Term 2. This event will include prayers, hymns, and reflections led by our liturgy team and leaders.

The school will undergo a comprehensive health inspection to ensure a safe and healthy environment for our students and staff. This includes checks on sanitation, hygiene practices, and overall school cleanliness.

Pupils participated in the election of their new pupil leaders, showcasing their democratic values and engagement and leadership potential.

Pupils sat for their beginning of term two examinations, demonstrating their knowledge and skills across subjects as they continue their academic journey.

The school community gathered for a special mass to mark the opening of Term II, seeking blessings for a successful and fulfilling term ahead.

A landmark celebration marking the graduation of our pre-primary class — honouring the achievements of young learners as they transition to primary education.

Parents and guardians were invited to collect End of Term 3 results and interact with class teachers before the start of the holiday period.

End-of-term examinations conducted across all classes from 13th to 25th November 2025 — covering all core subjects from P.1 through P.7.

Parents and guardians were warmly invited to come and interact with teachers, check on their children's welfare and academic progress.

The Africa Innovation Institute (AFrII) trained our learners on nutrition, healthy eating habits, balanced diets and the importance of our school kitchen garden.

Parents collected Term 2 results and met with class teachers to discuss academic progress and strategies for continued improvement.

Pupils explored Namugongo Martyrs Shrine, Port Bell Railway Station, the Uganda Wildlife Education Centre, Parliament, and the Uganda Meteorological Station.

For boarding children — parents and guardians came to spend quality time with their children, check on their well-being and provide necessary support.

An opportunity for all parents to meet directly with class and subject teachers — addressing concerns, asking questions, and collaborating to support each child's learning journey.

Parents engaged with teachers and school staff to check academic performance, view pupils' projects, and discuss extracurricular development on the school grounds.

Mid-term assessments conducted across all classes from 17th to 21st March 2025, giving pupils and teachers a clear picture of progress midway through Term 1.

A dedicated meeting for Primary Six parents focused on academic progress, upcoming UNEB preparation, school policies and how parents can best support their children.

A grand celebration of 50 years of holistic formation: "Shaping and Nurturing Mind, Body and Soul" — graced by Archbishop Raphael P'Mony Wokorach of the Archdiocese of Gulu.

Pupils showcased their athletic skills and sportsmanship in a fun, competitive ball games tournament — fostering school spirit, teamwork and healthy competition.

Students explored new environments, gained real-world knowledge and enhanced their learning through hands-on experiences across Entebbe and greater Kampala.

Our pupils showcased their talents in Music, Dance and Drama at IGF Lulojo — a vibrant celebration of creativity, cultural expression and artistic excellence.

Our scouts demonstrated teamwork, discipline and outdoor skills at Mayor's Garden — competing with pride and representing Giulio Pastore with distinction.

Students actively participated in school governance through a democratic election — fostering leadership, responsibility and civic values among our young learners.