Student Leaders Forum
Public speaking, teamwork, ethics and project planning for student leaders. Students also take part in interschool debates and peer learning.
School Xperience
Student leadership starts at school
School Xperience helps prefects and student teams learn to lead, plan activities and carry out projects with support from a patron teacher.
What students work on
RED Campaign
Menstrual health education, reusable pad support and student RED Brigades that lead awareness sessions.
GreenSchools
Tree planting and care, school gardens, composting and environmental education led by student teams.
PureWater
Ceramic water filters, hygiene education and student teams trained to look after the filters.
Students and teachers on film
A peer educator at Kanyike Primary
A student talks about menstrual health peer education.
Watch on YouTubeTeacher Rose on menstrual stigma
A teacher’s perspective from the RED Brigade peer educator series.
Watch on YouTubePublished school partnership fees
These are the annual fees published for 2026. Confirm that the package is still available before making a decision.
- Partner: UGX 200,000 per year
- Active: UGX 400,000 per year
- Advanced: UGX 500,000 per year
- Flagship: UGX 800,000 per year
The published descriptions use different combinations of trainings and visits, so they are not a like-for-like comparison. Ask for a written proposal confirming the number of sessions and visits, dates, materials, responsibilities, payment schedule and exclusions before choosing.
Request a current written proposal
Starting a school partnership
- Tell us your school name, location and student age group.
- Explain the support you need and your preferred package.
- Agree a programme plan and schedule with Omuto.
School health and environmental activities
Four programmes, one school partnership
School Xperience brings together the Student Leaders Forum, RED Campaign, GreenSchools and PureWater. In its June 2025 GlobalGiving update, Omuto describes bringing menstrual health into this wider school programme. RED uses the approach “Minds, Toilets, Pads”: education, better sanitation and reusable pads. These are areas of work; project targets are not totals already achieved.
Read the June 2025 programme update ↗