St Paul's Secondary School, Lweza

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St. Paul's Secondary School is a mixed day and boarding school located in Lweza, Kajjansi, in Uganda's Central Region.

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The school offers both O level and A level education.

Fully registered and equipped, the school has UNEB centres for both O and A level for students to sit their examinations.

The school teaches all subjects, including in the arts and sciences, as recommended by the Ministry of Education and Sports hand in hand with the national curriculum development centre of the country. [1]

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