National curriculum
Pupils study the core subjects set for Uganda’s primary schools, building strong literacy, numeracy and general knowledge.
Learning & Tarbiyah
Education for the mind, the heart and the soul.
Our pupils follow Uganda’s national primary curriculum alongside Qur’an, Arabic and Islamic studies, gaining the knowledge to succeed and the faith to live well.
Our approach · منهجنا
Two strands, one complete education.
We believe academic excellence and Islamic tarbiyah belong together. Each strengthens the other to prepare children for this life and the hereafter.
Qur’an & Islamic studies
Qur’an recitation with tajweed, Hifz, Islamic Religious Education and Arabic help children love and practise their Deen.
Tarbiyah & wellbeing
Prophetic manners (Adab), personal responsibility and care for others are modelled throughout the school day.
Curriculum
What our pupils learn each week.
A balanced timetable that covers Uganda’s primary subjects while giving Qur’an and Islamic learning the dedicated time it deserves.
National curriculum
Uganda primary curriculum
- English: reading, writing, speaking and comprehension
- Mathematics: number, problem solving and reasoning
- Science: understanding the natural world and health
- Social Studies: Uganda, our communities and the wider world
- Creative arts & physical education: teamwork and active play
Islamic studies · العلوم الشرعية
Qur’an, Arabic and Prophetic character
- Al-Qur’an al-Kareem: recitation with tajweed and memorisation (Hifz)
- Aqeedah & Fiqh: foundational Islamic beliefs, wudu and salah
- Arabic Language (اللغة العربية): reading, writing and vocabulary
- Seerah & Hadith: the life and teachings of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ
- Adab & Akhlaq: daily du‘as, Islamic manners and good conduct
اقْرَأْ بِاسْمِ رَبِّكَ الَّذِي خَلَقَ
“Read in the name of your Lord who created.”
Al-Qur’an · Surah Al-‘Alaq 96:1
Stages of primary school
From first steps to Primary Leaving.
Ugandan primary education runs from Primary One to Primary Seven. Each stage builds on the last.
P1 to P3
Lower primary
Strong early foundations
Children build early literacy, numeracy and short surah memorisation in a warm, caring classroom setting.
P4
Transition year
From themes to subjects
Pupils move towards subject-based learning, strengthening their English, Arabic reading and independent study habits.
P5 to P7
Upper primary
Preparing for PLE
Focused study of core subjects preparing pupils for the Primary Leaving Examinations alongside deeper Islamic studies.
Beyond the classroom
A full and blessed school day.
Learning continues well beyond lessons. Pupils pray in congregation, share meals and grow in confidence through daily Islamic routines.
Daily Salah & Du‘a
Congregational prayers in the masjid and morning/evening adhkar.
Sport and outdoor play
Football, athletics and games that keep pupils healthy and joyful.
Boarding & orphan care
Boarders enjoy a safe, supervised routine of study, rest and care.
Shared meals
Nutritious meals together practising the Sunnah of eating with gratitude.
Admissions
Joining Abu Musa, step by step.
Searching for the best school in Pallisa for your child? We welcome enquiries from families and guardians throughout the year. Here is what to expect when applying for a place.
Enquire
Contact the school office to ask about places in the class you are interested in.
Visit
Come and see the campus, meet the teachers and ask any questions you have.
Apply
Complete the application and provide documents such as your child’s birth certificate and latest report.
Join
Once a place is confirmed, the school will share start dates, uniform details and arrival information.
Questions
Questions families & supporters often ask.
Which classes does the school offer?
Abu Musa is a primary school. Please contact the school office to check availability in a particular class.
Do pupils follow the national curriculum?
Yes. Pupils follow Uganda’s national primary curriculum and prepare for the Primary Leaving Examinations, alongside daily Qur’an, Arabic and Islamic studies.
Is boarding and orphan care available?
Yes, the school has safe dormitories on site for boarding pupils and orphans. Contact the office to ask about boarding places and welfare support.
How can I sponsor a child or donate learning materials?
Visit our Support page or send an enquiry choosing “Making a donation” and the school team will share our official giving details.
Can I visit the school before applying or donating?
Yes, families and supporters are warmly encouraged to visit. Please contact the school in advance so a member of staff can welcome you.
Help a child learn the Qur’an and thrive.
Support our pupils with a donation or get in touch to ask about admissions and school life.