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Our oldest Early Year students in Tigers class has enjoyed an engaging educational activity as part of their "farm-to-family" theme. In...

Teacher Lagum brings stories to life during read-aloud time with GGT’s Squirrels class (ages 3 and 4). At GGT, the love of reading is...

At the close of every term, it’s exam season for our primary students at GGT! Our Kobs and Crested Cranes tackle their tests over two...

Turquoise Class moulding clay Our Year 3 primary students, called Turquoise class, work with clay to form each a leaf plate. We have been...

L-R: Caden, Micah, Livian, Enola, Carolyne and Blessing. As the year comes to a close, we had the joy of celebrating our first six...

Safety always comes first! As it was time to let professionals refill and check our fire extinguishers, we used the opportunity to...

Our art lessons continue every week and are certainly a favourite subject of many students and also for our art teacher Tr. Teddy and Tr....

Independent Learning is a favourite subject of our students, not only because the classroom setting is special: no tables, no desks, but...

GGT is welcoming our new teacher Alyson to teach our students for one year. She comes highly educated, with lots of motivation to get to...

Throughout the year the primary students receive assessments to monitor their progress in Math, English and Science. We use the results...

Turquoise class (8 to 10-year-old children) has been reading “Esperanza Rising” by Pam Munoz Ryan in our Independent Learning research...

Our Crimson Science students (7 to 8 years old) planted their seeds in a cup with soil, made sure the seed had warmth, water and light...

Yesterday Emerald students (6 to 7 years old) made rain gauges in science. They were all so excited the next morning to check their...

Mr Sunday from Taka Taka Plastics visited the Turquoise and Coral class (of our upper primary students (8 to 12-year-old students) to...

As GGT is comprised of a big international community, we often welcome families from many different countries. But it also means that...

As students work on different art projects with our art teachers Tr. Teddy and Tr. Winnie, they like to have a chance to present their...

All students travelled to the newly built Gulu Community Park in Unyama, near Gulu for a day of fun-filled games, activities and...

If during breaks or as an afternoon club activity, football is certainly one of the students’ favourite sports activities – girls and...

I bet many students would love to have a time machine to travel back to Egyptian Times during their history lesson and see for themselves...

We all started with small numbers and our students will soon learn to count to hundreds and thousands and then addition and...