Knowledge and Character
Fees, termly reports, the gate and the library run on one system, and parents hear the moment anything happens.
This term St Bernard's Primary School, Nakawa has 314 pupils in 20 streams, across 10 classes, with 31 staff teaching and looking after them.
The first bell is at 07:00 and home time at 17:00. Each message here goes out by itself: nobody in the office types it.
the timetable is the school's own
Attendance & Gate
Okello Brian (P.5 East) arrived at school at 07:02. Main gate.
Bursar's Office
Received UGX 830,000 for AKELLO GRACE (P.3 West). Receipt RCT-2026-01607.
Library
Matilda, borrowed by Kato Ivan (P.6 East), was due back on 14 Oct.
Attendance & Gate
Okello Brian left school at 17:06. Main gate.
| Subject | BOT | MOT | EOT | Tests | Total | Grade |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| English | 83 | 91 | 89 | 18 | 88 | D2 |
| Mathematics | 91 | 92 | 87 | 18 | 90 | D1 |
| Science | 93 | 100 | 84 | 19 | 93 | D1 |
| Social Studies | 92 | 91 | 96 | 19 | 93 | D1 |
Class teacherA hardworking pupil who sets a good example.
The four aggregate subjects make the aggregate, and the aggregate makes the division, with positions: aggregates and PLE divisions for P.1 to P.7. Nursery children are described, never ranked.
SMS to Esther's parents
The Term II report for Nakyanzi Esther (P.7 East) is ready: aggregate 5, Division 1.
and on the last day of term
The Director of Studies presses one button and the whole stream's cards come out, a page a pupil, aggregate and division already worked out.
The learning areas of the nursery, the thematic curriculum of lower primary, and the four PLE subjects of upper primary.
Baby, Middle and Top class
Described, not ranked: every child's progress in words a parent can use.
P.1 to P.3
The thematic curriculum, with Reading marked out of 50.
P.4 to P.7
The four PLE subjects, graded D1 to F9, with aggregates and divisions.
The bursar sees fees, not mark sheets. The librarian sees the shelves. The head teacher sees all of it, with the approvals that are waiting.
Fees, pay codes for bank and mobile money, payroll with PAYE and NSSF, requisitions and the books.
Signs in here: bursar, accounts assistant
Classes, subjects, marks, the three reports and the timetable.
Signs in here: Director of Studies, deputy (academics), class teachers
The whole school on one page, and the approvals that wait on you.
Fingerprint and face clock-ins, and an SMS home on arrival and departure.
Admitting pupils and their families, and every record the school keeps.
Exercise books, chalk and porridge flour: what came in and who took it.
Books, copies and borrowers, and a reminder to the class teacher when a book is overdue.
Signs in here: librarian
Results, report cards, timetables, notices and assignments in one icon on your home screen. It opens full screen, signs you in once, and keeps itself up to date.
On iPhone: open this page in Safari, tap Share, then Add to Home Screen.
Already installed on this phone.
Results, the fees balance, the gate's texts and every report, on the phone number the school already holds for you.
Sign in as a parentStraight into your own office, with your username.
Staff sign inHomework, the timetable and holiday packages, with the pupil number.
Pupil sign in