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This co-ed boarding school, centrally located near six villages, was started when villagers banded together to raise the funds to send some of their children to a teacher-training college. Once those students had completed their training, they returned to start this school which is now home to 650 children – 400 girls and 250 boys.

There are 4 neighboring villages that the well is serving. (Kagavu, Kyankowe, Mawaga and Kasoozo)

The Kyankowe Day and Boarding School is in central Uganda. It is centrally located near five villages in the Kyankowe parish. 420 pupils attend school there, 223 boys and 197 girls. Among them are 30 orphans. Thirteen teachers currently work at the school, which has had working pit latrines for three years.

The village of Kayunga is 3km by 3km and the population is about 2500.
It is located in Kamuli parish, Malangala Sub County in the Mityana district of central Uganda.
The village’s location is situated on high ground and its current water source is the local pond.
The village has 1500 children and 1000 adults.

The village of Kayunga is 3km by 2km and the population is about 2000.
It is located in Malangala Sub County in the Mityana district of central Uganda
The village’s location lies on high ground and the current water source used is a pond.
The village has 800 children and 1200 adults.