Schools in Uganda resumed on Monday, February 6 but unlike their counterparts from other schools, learners with autism at Lala’s will not be going back as planned due to a row between the landlord and the proprietor of the School, Ms Christine Murungi.
Parents whose disabled learners study at Lala’s Day Care and Inclusive School in Seguku, along Entebbe Road in Wakiso district, have been left stranded after finding the school fell on the ground as they returned their children for the first term of the 2023 calendar year.
Schools in Uganda resumed on Monday, February 6 but unlike their counterparts from other schools, learners with autism at Lala’s will not be going back as planned due to a row between the landlord and the proprietor of the School, Ms. Christine Murungi.
Many of the parents were denied into the school through the gate by heavily armed guards on the reporting day of the first term.
Ms. Christine Murunga, the Director of the contested School revealed to the website that her landlord claimed that she had defaulted on rent, which led to a contest in court, with a scheduled hearing due today, Tuesday, 7 but was surprised to find the school structures demolished.
Her lawyer Emmanuel Turwomwe said he intervened during the eviction time to present court orders but police didn’t heed his attention.
Murungi says many learning aid equipment for the special needs children, which had been donated by the Aga Khan Foundation, have been vandalized and will seek compensation through her lawyers.
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