After 7 successful Sensiblue installations in 2025 during Phase 1, this Phase has identified 16 additional schools. Each school’s installation will be shown below:
Kabowa Primary School, located in Kampala, was originally founded by the Church of Uganda and is now a government-run primary school serving 856 students. The school is connected to the city water supply and provides affordable education to children from the densely populated Kabowa community.
Like many schools in Uganda, most students cannot afford to purchase bottled drinking water and therefore rely on the water available at school. The Sensiblue system will help ensure that students and staff have access to safe drinking water throughout the school day.
Kira School serves 615 students from the rapidly growing Kira Municipality in Wakiso District. Originally founded by the Church of Uganda as a girls-only school, it has since evolved into a mixed day school and is now government-aided.
The school receives water from the national water supply system and previously had no filtration system in place. The school is committed to providing quality education while fostering personal development and leadership among its learners. Since most students cannot afford bottled drinking water, access to safe treated water at school is essential for their health and wellbeing.
Hopeful Heart Children’s Academy is located in Namuwongo, one of Kampala’s largest informal settlements, where sanitation conditions remain challenging. The school serves 236 students and receives its water from the national water supply system. The school provides education and support to children from economically vulnerable families and serves as a safe environment where children can learn and grow.
Prior to the installation, the school attempted to boil water for students, but the supply was often insufficient to meet demand. Most students are unable to purchase bottled drinking water, making access to safe water at school particularly important.
Christland Junior School is a private co-ed nursery and primary school located in Mukono District with 223 students. The school’s water is pumped from a borehole using an electric pump and stored in an elevated water tank.
Founded in January 2023, the school was established to provide holistic education that nurtures learners academically, socially, morally, and spiritually. The Sensiblue installation will provide safe drinking water for both day and boarding students, many of whom would otherwise rely on untreated or unfiltered water sources.
Little Wonders Primary School is a private co-ed nursery and primary school located in Kampala District, serving 476 students. The school draws its water from both a city-connected supply and rainwater harvesting systems that collect water from rooftop gutters.
The school is dedicated to providing a nurturing environment that supports academic achievement and personal growth. As with many schools in Uganda, the majority of students cannot afford bottled drinking water, making a reliable source of safe treated water an important resource for the school community.
