A modern campus built for every stage of learning.
St. Lawrence Academy provides a safe, inspiring, and well-resourced environment for every learner. From our welcoming nursery classrooms to our modern secondary science labs, every space is intentionally designed to support student growth, curiosity, and achievement.
St. Lawrence Academy is situated in Juba, the capital city of South Sudan. Our campus occupies a spacious, purpose-built site designed to give students room to learn, explore, and grow in a secure and well-managed environment.
The school is easily accessible from across the city, with a clearly marked entrance and ample space for school transport and parent drop-off. Our gates open to a welcoming compound that immediately communicates the school's commitment to order, safety, and pride.
Our nursery is a warm and stimulating space where the youngest learners take their first steps in education. Bright classrooms, safe outdoor play areas, and dedicated early-childhood teachers create an environment where curiosity and creativity are nurtured from day one. Each classroom is equipped with age-appropriate learning materials, and our schedule balances structured learning with free play to support the whole child.
Our primary classrooms are purposefully designed to encourage active learning and collaborative thinking. Students benefit from well-resourced rooms, structured timetables, and dedicated teachers who give each child the attention they need to thrive. The primary section also includes dedicated spaces for reading, group work, and creative activities, ensuring that learning extends well beyond the textbook.
The secondary section provides a rigorous academic environment equipped for serious study. With dedicated science laboratories, a well-stocked library, computer access, and experienced subject teachers, our secondary students are fully prepared for national examinations and the opportunities that follow. Classrooms are spacious and well-lit, designed to foster focus, discussion, and independent thinking.
A look at the wider campus — from the school entrance and assembly grounds to the common areas that bring our community together.