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National School Umuwala traces its origins to the 1940s, when it was first established as St. John’s Catholic School, Umuwala, under the influence of British Colonial administration. The school was part of the Catholic missionary expansion in Orlu Province and was affiliated with St. Gregory’s Catholic Mission, Amaigbo, under the administration of Rev. Fr. Hacket. Fr. Hacket also supervised several other missions in the Eastern region of Nigeria, including Ekwe, Umuaka, Nkwerre, Amurie, and Amucha.
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Building strong numerical and problem-solving skills through fun and practical exercises for everyday life.
Developing reading, writing, speaking, and comprehension skills to help pupils communicate confidently.
Exploring the wonders of nature, energy, and the environment through engaging hands-on learning.
Teaching the value of farming, food production, and care for the environment through practical lessons.
Encouraging healthy living, personal hygiene, and simple home management skills for growing learners.
Helping pupils understand their community, culture, and the importance of good citizenship.
Sharpening thinking, logic, and language skills to improve understanding and expression.
Training the mind to think logically and solve numerical problems with accuracy and speed.