Diary...
Apr 18, 2004
Monday, 19 <br>-Application forms are available for at Makerere University from the academic registrar the Makerere/Carnegie Female Scholarship Initiative (FSI) 2004-05 academic year.
Diary...
April 19 - 24
Monday, 19
-Application forms are available for at Makerere University from the academic registrar the Makerere/Carnegie Female Scholarship Initiative (FSI) 2004-05 academic year.
-St. Mark’s College, Namagoma begins end of term examinations.
Tuesday, 20
-Kampala Kids League (KKL) for four to five year olds is on at Acorns from 4.30pm to 6.30pm.
Wednesday, 21
-There is an on going creative writing competition on milk organised by Land ‘O’ Lakes at Kitante Primary School. Pupils are encouraged to participate.
Friday, 23
-There is a students’ seminar on at Christ the King hall organised by the Association of Chartered Certified Students’ Society of Uganda starting at 8:45am.
-‘The Dream’ an interpretation of Shakespeare’s classic romantic comedy at Lincoln International School is on at 6:45pm.
Saturday, 24
-Kampala Kids League Totos cricket registration is on at Acorns School.
Compiled by Angela Nsimb
April 19 - 24
Monday, 19
-Application forms are available for at Makerere University from the academic registrar the Makerere/Carnegie Female Scholarship Initiative (FSI) 2004-05 academic year.
-St. Mark’s College, Namagoma begins end of term examinations.
Tuesday, 20
-Kampala Kids League (KKL) for four to five year olds is on at Acorns from 4.30pm to 6.30pm.
Wednesday, 21
-There is an on going creative writing competition on milk organised by Land ‘O’ Lakes at Kitante Primary School. Pupils are encouraged to participate.
Friday, 23
-There is a students’ seminar on at Christ the King hall organised by the Association of Chartered Certified Students’ Society of Uganda starting at 8:45am.
-‘The Dream’ an interpretation of Shakespeare’s classic romantic comedy at Lincoln International School is on at 6:45pm.
Saturday, 24
-Kampala Kids League Totos cricket registration is on at Acorns School.
Compiled by Angela Nsimb