Fill in the enquiry form on the Admissions page, call the school, or come to the school office. The school will call you back to arrange registration.
Every child is welcome: refugee and host-community children of every tribe and faith, from nursery to the end of primary.
Each school has its own fees: Pajok in South Sudanese pounds (SSP) and Palabek in Ugandan shillings (UGX). See the School fees page for the full table for each class.
Yes. Both Palabek and Pajok take boarders. In Palabek, boarders pay UGX 50,000 a term on top of the day fees, in every class; in Pajok, boarders pay SSP 30,000 a term on top of the day fees. See the School fees page for the full tables.
Yes. Atepi Primary School in Palabek is registered with Uganda's Ministry of Education and Sports (EMIS 2A008781), and its nursery is in the national education census (EMIS 1A001687); the Ministry certificate is on the Downloads page. In Pajok the school holds South Sudan school code 35038, and our P.8 candidates sit the national CPE exam at our own exam centre, no. 3032.
At Palabek new pupils pay a registration fee of UGX 5,000 once, when they join.
Toilet paper, a broom, pencils, pens, colouring pencils, exercise books and firewood. The full list is on the School fees page under "What each pupil brings".
Palabek follows the Ugandan primary curriculum, from kindergarten (K.1–K.3) to P.7, and pupils sit the Primary Leaving Examinations (PLE). The Pajok campuses follow the South Sudan curriculum, up to P.8, and pupils sit the Certificate of Primary Education (CPE).
Sign in to the parent portal with the details the school gives you. You can see reports, fees and receipts.
Atepi Nursery & Primary School is run by Trinity Education Programme (TEP), a Christian non-governmental organisation founded in 2005 by Rev. Jackson Olega.
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