St.Alberts Ulanda Girls School Description
St.Alberts Ulanda Girls School is a Girls boarding school, located in Sakwa location, Migori County. St. Albert’s Girls High School – Ulanda, normally referred to as Ulanda Girls’, is one of the highest performing schools in the area.
The rules of the school, no jewelry or makeup, only French, English or Swahili is spoken at the school, uniforms must be worn at all times, compulsory morning preps from 5 am to 6:30 am, etc, are strictly enforced. The campus which is set in a rural area is beautiful and well protected.
St.Alberts Ulanda Girls School Contacts
School Name: St.Alberts Ulanda Girls School
Physical Location: Ulanda Parish
Address: P.O. Box 302, Sare 40405
City/Town: Migori
County: Migori
School Category: Public
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Phone Number: 059-43061
Email: Not Available
Website:www.st.alberts.ulanda.girls.school.co.ke
St.Alberts Ulanda Girls School Fees and Account Number
For details on school fees and school account number concerning this secondary school, kindly contact the school’s principals office.
St.Alberts Ulanda Girls School – Highlights
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St.Alberts Ulanda Girls School – Facilities
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St. Albert’s Ulanda High School Performance
The school attained a mean grade of 6.25 with 139 students getting directly entry grade to the university. 104 candidates scored C plain. Leona Weston was the only girl who scored A- in the entire county.
The principal of the school, Sr. Syprose Mary Atieno urged the students to work hard so that they can excel academically. She also attributed the sterling performance to a mutual working relationship and hardworking staff. She said the girls were well prepared despite the challenges brought about by the reforms in the education sector.
Sr. Syprose said they have been benchmarking with some of the best performance in the country which yielded fruits. She added that cohesion and diversity in the school coupled with firm Spiritual background had enhanced discipline. She revealed the demand of students wanting to join the school is on the rise despite the wanting infrastructural advancement. The staff shortage has been a challenge as the school CBE is 86 teachers but only have 29 which have forced them to hire 32 teachers on contract to bridge the huge staff shortage.
On the talent development, the principal said they are focused on development of an all-rounded student that will deliver in their places of work. They have identified and nurtured talents among their students so that they are able to know and capitalized on their own talents. They have had students absorbed in some companies due to their academic prowess in addition to their active participation in varicose sporting activities.
The school is well known in the entire county for having well-equipped basketball and volleyball teams. She appealed to old students to give back to school as they have hit the road of making the institution a school of choice with solid connection in the entire country.