Luwero Primary School is located Ndibulungi Village, Kakabala Parish, Butuntumula Subcounty in the Luwero District. The school was founded in the 1970 by the Roman Catholic Church. There are currently over 320 students attending this school (156 boys & 164 girls). The school runs from nursery all the way to P7.
School Enrollment: The school has an enrollment of 320 pupils .164 girls and 156 boys
Informants Details: We interviewed the head teacher and some pupils.
Sexes of the interviewees: One female(head teacher) pupils (boys and girls)
Classes of pupils interviewed: Primary Seven and Four
School performance: School promised to send us the information.
Range of classes: Nursery to P7
Founders and its existence: The school started in 1970 by the catholic church but it was later on taken over by the government.
Number of staff: The school has 13 teachers, 6 are males and 7 are females.
Details of the nearest water source where water is collected for daily activities: The school has a small tank that collects water for use during rainy season.
Other comments from informants: According to the head teacher, water scarcity is one of the major problems the school is facing most especially in the dry season. She said that recently they have a water tank but it also has cracks therefore it cannot keep water for so long. Sometimes back they used to get water from the dam and at times buy from the tap. We interacted with the students and they told us that they used to get water from the dam and a tap which were also at a distance.
However, the head teacher said the water table around the school is very low. She revealed that there was an attempt to construct a borehole a round the school but it failed to work.
Our observations and recommendations: Ndibulungi primary school really also deserve a bore hole because during a hot seasons pupils walk long distance to collect water.
