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Health May 13, 9:43 am

Mubende school wins $50,000 global education prize, aims for $500,000

Suubi Community Schools in Mubende district has won the Global Schools Prize 2026 for Inclusive Education, earning a $50,000 (about Shs 187 million) award in recognition of its efforts to provide acc…

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  • Suubi Community Schools in Mubende district has won the Global Schools Prize 2026 for Inclusive Education, earning a $50,000 (about Shs 187 million) award in recognition of its efforts to provide acc…
  • Mubende school wins $50,000 global education prize, aims for $500,000
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  • It has also been named among the top 10 finalists for the overall Global Schools Prize 2026, whose winner will receive an additional $500,000 (about Shs 1.8 billion) during the Education World Forum scheduled for May 19
  • Founded by education entrepreneur and philanthropist Sunny Varkey, the $1 million Global Schools Prize is considered the world’s largest award recognising schools that demonstrate innovation, resilience and impact in education regardless of circumstance
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Suubi Community Schools in Mubende district has won the Global Schools Prize 2026 for Inclusive Education, earning a $50,000 (about Shs 187 million) award in recognition of its efforts to provide acc…

The award, presented by the Varkey Foundation, celebrates innovative and impactful schools transforming education worldwide. Alongside the cash prize, Suubi Community Schools also received a Global Schools Prize Badge in recognition of its leadership in inclusive education

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  • Suubi Community Schools in Mubende district has won the Global Schools Prize 2026 for Inclusive Education, earning a $50,000 (about Shs 187 million) award in recognition of its efforts to provide acc…
  • Mubende school wins $50,000 global education prize, aims for $500,000
  • The award, presented by the Varkey Foundation, celebrates innovative and impactful schools transforming education worldwide
  • Alongside the cash prize, Suubi Community Schools also received a Global Schools Prize Badge in recognition of its leadership in inclusive education

Why this matters

  • It has also been named among the top 10 finalists for the overall Global Schools Prize 2026, whose winner will receive an additional $500,000 (about Shs 1.8 billion) during the Education World Forum scheduled for May 19
  • Founded by education entrepreneur and philanthropist Sunny Varkey, the $1 million Global Schools Prize is considered the world’s largest award recognising schools that demonstrate innovation, resilience and impact in education regardless of circumstance
  • The school uses a structured catch-up learning model built around foundational skills, formative assessment, individualised learning plans and adaptive multi-sensory teaching methods
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