Our Story

Christian Wholeness ANE Primary School was founded by Dr. Betty Tuhaise, inspired by her own experience of harsh and rigid teaching approaches. She believed education could be delivered differently — with dignity, compassion, and excellence. The journey began in 2012 in Mukono amidst significant challenges. In 2015, the school relocated to a rented space in Lungujja, where it operated for three years before acquiring land in Kazinga in 2018. At Lungujja, the school started with only three children and one teacher (Teacher Margaret). The pioneer learners were Ayebale Samuel, Mary, Praise, and Sempijja Arnold. From these humble beginnings, enrollment grew to 86 learners with four staff members. Due to limited space, the school transitioned to its current permanent campus in Kazinga. When the school moved to Kazinga, there were no buildings — only land and vision. Today, Christian Wholeness ANE Primary School serves over 250 learners and employs more than 26 staff members (full-time and part-time). The school has established several collaborations to promote quality, inclusive, and holistic education, enabling a dynamic blended learning programme.