Our I.C.T. lab

We would like to send our appreciation to Mr Keith Street for making the establishment of our computer lab successful by donating us with a modern laptop in addition to the laptops previously given to us by Matravers School, UK, and Joe Hooker (Mr Joseph) for providing us with a Qcell data card which help us to browse with the internet. On behalf of the principal, vice principal and the entire school, we thank both of you for your wonderful efforts. We can now proudly say that we have internet connectivity and a presence on the world wide web in the form of this blog as well as the communication facility of email which we have previously been lacking.

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Ismaila Saidykhan, Fabai Jatta, Sulayman Jobe and Abdulie Barrow.

Ismaila Saidykhan, Mr Joseph, Fabai Jatta, Sulayman Jobe,

 

GUB past glories

April 2010 Mr M Gibba receives the National Athletics Championship Trophy.

Mr M Gibba receives cup.

400m girls under 16

   400m under 16 AWA FAYE came out first

Photo by: Abubacarr Tamba

100 meters - Boys

Inter-house sports day:
100 meters - boys open: winner - Sulayman Manneh

Photo by: Abubacarr Tamba

Inter schools athletic sports

Gunjur upper basic school attended this competition on the 6th February 2011. Gunjur came out with 18 First positions, 9 seconds, 5 third positions, 4 fifth positions and 1 sixth.

Visit to G.U.B.S by Matravers School, UK

Today is the second day in a cultural and educational visit from Matravers School, UK. Yesterday the students and teachers enjoyed a football match and local drumming and dancing, followed by a tie and die workshop...

Chairman of the Parent Teachers Assosiation

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A brief history of Gunjur Upper Basic School

Gunjur Upper Basic School is found in Gunjur village, Kombo South District of the West Coast region of The Gambia, West Africa, about 3 kilometers from the Atlantic ocean. The school was established in 1970. The school's compound area measures about 300 meters square. It is one of the oldest and biggest upper basic schools in the Kombo South District, with a staff membership of 31 and a student population of 1237, 511 of which are boys and 626 are girls.