
School highlight
Maize harvest in the school garden
Children harvested maize (corn) from the plants in the school garden, then gathered with their teachers to show the cobs they had picked.
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- Eco-Bloom school garden
ContactSchool activities and visits, from our maize harvest and charity basket to art, ballet and hands-on discovery.

School highlight
Children harvested maize (corn) from the plants in the school garden, then gathered with their teachers to show the cobs they had picked.
Educational visits
Visits to Makerere University, Kabalagala Police Station, a farm and Paper Craft Africa.
Science and discoveryPupils visited Makerere University for demonstrations and hands-on learning with scientific instruments, electrical equipment and solar technology.
Eco-Bloom pupils
Community visitChildren visited Kabalagala Police Station, met police officers and gathered with their guides for a group photograph.
Eco-Bloom pupils
Learning outdoorsThe kindergarten group explored a farm, met the animals and joined their guides for close-up encounters with cows and a rabbit.
Kindergarten
Art and makingPupils explored paper making at Paper Craft Africa, tried the process with a guide and worked on their own paper crafts.
Eco-Bloom pupils
Giving back
Small acts of kindness are part of life at Eco-Bloom.

Children gathered around the school charity basket as part of an activity about giving and caring for others.
School life
Art and drawing, first aid, ballet and cultural day, in moments from our school collection.

9 October 2026
Children, families and staff celebrated Uganda through music, movement and the colours of the national flag.

Drawing, painting and working at easels, with children exploring colour and making their own pictures.

Children took part in first aid demonstrations and practised bandaging during a guided school activity.

Young dancers took to the stage in ballet costumes during the school Celebration of Learning.

Children celebrated together with colourful costumes and performances at the school cultural day.
Tours are Tuesday and Thursday, 9am, while the children are working.