OUR HISTORY

Welcome to Good Samaritan School for the Deaf, Kitengeesa website. I greet you in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ. I sincerely hope the information contained in our website will tell you all you need to know about who we are and what we offer.

At Good Samaritan, our passion lies in equipping our students with necessary skill, knowledge and confidence to take on the ever challenging world. Good Samaritan school was founded to provide local deaf children with a safe space that is conducive to their learning and healthy development.

meet the people

The Founders

· Mrs. Nsamba Scovia Nakato

· Mr. Nsamba Edward

The Director

Ms. Rosemary Nakasiita
Mr. Nsamba Eddie (Asst. Director)

The Administrators & staff

Mr. Eddie Nsamba – Head Teacher

Ms. Nakanwagi Ludith – Teacher for English & Science

Mr. Yosam Nsiyaleta – Deputy Head Teacher & Teacher for Mathematics & Social studies

Ms. Nayiga Dorothy – School Nurse

Mr. Kayemba Sereve – School Cook

Mrs. Namusoke Faridah - Staff Cook

Mr. Lubuuka Richard – Teacher for Social Studies, & Mathematics

Mrs. Yiga Irene Mbabazi – School Bursar

Ms. Nakayi Amelia - Nursery Section Teacher

Mr. Ssentongo Stephen - Sign language Teacher

How You Can Support Us

Click below to find out how you can make your contribution to our mission to see that deaf children also have the same opportunities as everyone else.

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school timing

Children wake up at 5:30am to prepare for classes. Classes begin promptly at 8:00am after an assembly at 7:30am. There is a mid-morning break from 10:00am to 11:00am when each child is given a wholesome and nutritious breakfast.

For the elementary section (Baby class, Top and Middle class), Classes end at 12:40pm and at 4:30pm for classes from Primary one to 7 and the vocational training section.

From 4:30pm to 6:00pm children engage in extracurricular activities like sports, music, dance and drama and later at 6:30pm they shower and have dinner by latest 8:00pm. They also have entertainment time before they go to sleep.

Over the weekend, children engage in farming, have prayer sessions (for all religions) and they also do their laundry and general cleaning of the school. Sunday is always a resting day, children have a good play time after attending Church service. The Muslim believers are also allowed to fully practice their religion as required more so on Fridays, they go to the village mosque for prayers.

OUR HISTORY

a word from the headteacher

meet the people

How You Can Support Us

school timing

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