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2016 School List.Xlsx emis_num Level Region Council Chfdom School Name Town phone owner 110101101 PRESCHOOL EAST KAILAHUN DISTRICT COUNCIL 1 EARLY CHILDHOOD CARE AND DEVELOPMENT CENTRE BAIWALLA 076593767 COMMUNITY 110101201 PRIMARY EAST KAILAHUN DISTRICT COUNCIL 1 METHODIST PRIMARY BAIWALA BAIWALA 78963548 MISSION 110101202 PRIMARY EAST KAILAHUN DISTRICT COUNCIL 1 NATIONAL ISLAMIC PRIMARY SCHOOL BAOMA 078624877 MISSION 110101203 PRIMARY EAST KAILAHUN DISTRICT COUNCIL 1 PROVINCIAL ISLAMIC DODO PRIMARY SCHOOL DODO TOWN 078451705 MISSION 110101205 PRIMARY EAST KAILAHUN DISTRICT COUNCIL 1 ROMAN CATHOLIC PRIMARY NAGBENA 078360004 MISSION 110101206 PRIMARY EAST KAILAHUN DISTRICT COUNCIL 1 ROMAN CATHOLIC PRIMARY SCHOOL SIENGA SIENGA 076484775 MISSION KAILAHUN DISTRICT EDUCATION COUNCIL PRIMARY 110101207 PRIMARY EAST KAILAHUN DISTRICT COUNCIL 1 TAKPOIMA 79175290 GOVERNMENT SCHOOL 110101208 PRIMARY EAST KAILAHUN DISTRICT COUNCIL 1 ROMAN CATHOLIC PRIMARY SCHOOL BAIWALLA 76606361 MISSION 110101209 PRIMARY EAST KAILAHUN DISTRICT COUNCIL 1 KAILAHUN DISTRICT EDUCATION COMMITTEE KURANKO KURANKO 76735861 GOVERNMENT 110101210 PRIMARY EAST KAILAHUN DISTRICT COUNCIL 1 ROMAN CATHOLIC PRIMARY SCHOOL SAKIEMA 078456779 MISSION 110101211 PRIMARY EAST KAILAHUN DISTRICT COUNCIL 1 ROMAN CATHOLIC PRIMARY SCHOOL 076820424 MISSION 110101301 JSS EAST KAILAHUN DISTRICT COUNCIL 1 PEACE MEMORIAL JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL BAIWALLA 78540707 GOVERNMENT 110201101 PRESCHOOL EAST KAILAHUN DISTRICT COUNCIL 2 SUPREME ISLAMIC PRE‐SCHOOL DARU 77702647 MISSION EARLY CHILDHOOD CARE AND DEVELOPMENT PRE‐ 110201102 PRESCHOOL EAST KAILAHUN DISTRICT COUNCIL 2 DARU 078280728 COMMUNITY SCHOOL 110201103 PRESCHOOL EAST KAILAHUN DISTRICT COUNCIL 2 ST. PATRICKS PRE‐SCHOOL DARU 030712610 MISSION KAILAHUN DISTRICT EDUCATION COMMITTEE PRE‐ 110201104 PRESCHOOL EAST KAILAHUN DISTRICT COUNCIL 2 DARU 077786377 GOVERNMENT SCHOOL 110201201 PRIMARY EAST KAILAHUN DISTRICT COUNCIL 2 ROMAN CATHOLIC PRIMARY DARU 76193871 MISSION 110201202 PRIMARY EAST KAILAHUN DISTRICT COUNCIL 2 KAILAHUN DISTRICT EDUCATION MAMABU JAWIE KAMABU 78165195 GOVERNMENT 110201203 PRIMARY EAST KAILAHUN DISTRICT COUNCIL 2 ROMAN CATHOLIC PRIMARY SCHOOL BENDUMA 88968587 MISSION 110201204 PRIMARY EAST KAILAHUN DISTRICT COUNCIL 2 ROMAN CATHOLIC PRIMARY BOMBOHUN 77403127 MISSION FORUM FOR AFRICA WOMEN EDUCATIONIST GIRLS 110201206 PRIMARY EAST KAILAHUN DISTRICT COUNCIL 2 DARU OTHER PRIMARY 110201207 PRIMARY EAST KAILAHUN DISTRICT COUNCIL 2 KAILAHUN DISTRICT EDUCATIION PRIMARY DARU 77250128 GOVERNMENT 110201208 PRIMARY EAST KAILAHUN DISTRICT COUNCIL 2 KAILAHUN DISTRICT EDUCATION COMMITTEE LOWER DARU 77413718 GOVERNMENT 110201209 PRIMARY EAST KAILAHUN DISTRICT COUNCIL 2 METHODIST PRIMARY DARU DARU 77498851 MISSION 110201210 PRIMARY EAST KAILAHUN DISTRICT COUNCIL 2 NATIONAL ISLAMIC PRIMARY DARU 77882358 MISSION 110201211 PRIMARY EAST KAILAHUN DISTRICT COUNCIL 2 PROVINCIAL ISLAMIC PRIMARY DARU 78194420 MISSION 110201212 PRIMARY EAST KAILAHUN DISTRICT COUNCIL 2 SIERRA LEONE MUSLIM BROTHEHOOD PRIMARY DARU 77850265 MISSION 110201213 PRIMARY EAST KAILAHUN DISTRICT COUNCIL 2 SUPREME ISLAMIC COUNCIL LOWER BENDUMA ROAD DARU 77200463 MISSION 110201214 PRIMARY EAST KAILAHUN DISTRICT COUNCIL 2 SUPREME ISLAMIC PRIMARY BENDUMA ROAD DARU DARU 78892397 MISSION 110201215 PRIMARY EAST KAILAHUN DISTRICT COUNCIL 2 TAHIR AHMADIYYA PRIMARY DARU 77452934 MISSION 110201216 PRIMARY EAST KAILAHUN DISTRICT COUNCIL 2 SIERRA LEONE CHURCH PRIMARY SCHOOL DARU 09932664 MISSION 110201301 JSS EAST KAILAHUN DISTRICT COUNCIL 2 JAWIE AHMADIYYA MUSLIM SECONDARY SCHOOL. DARU 79454630 MISSION 110201302 JSS EAST KAILAHUN DISTRICT COUNCIL 2 PROVINCIAL ISLAMIC PRIMARY DARU 76647299 MISSION 110201303 JSS EAST KAILAHUN DISTRICT COUNCIL 2 SAINT PETER'S JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL DARU 76980403 MISSION 110201305 JSS EAST KAILAHUN DISTRICT COUNCIL 2 WALLACE AGRICULTURAL JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL. DARU 76841105 MISSION 110201306 JSS EAST KAILAHUN DISTRICT COUNCIL 2 UMAR‐ BINAL‐ KHATABA JUNIOR SEC. SCHOOL DARU 088352228 MISSION 110201401 SSS EAST KAILAHUN DISTRICT COUNCIL 2 JAWIE AHMADIYYA MUSLIM SECONDARY SCHOOL DARU 76745367 MISSION 110202201 PRIMARY EAST KAILAHUN DISTRICT COUNCIL 2 AHMADIYYA PRIMARY SCHOOL BAIMA BOBU 30759074 MISSION 110202202 PRIMARY EAST KAILAHUN DISTRICT COUNCIL 2 AL‐QUDUS ISLAMIC PRIMARY FOLU 78496637 MISSION 110202203 PRIMARY EAST KAILAHUN DISTRICT COUNCIL 2 ROMAN CATHOLIC PRIMARY FORLU, JAWEI CHIEFDOM FORLU 78542779 MISSION 110202204 PRIMARY EAST KAILAHUN DISTRICT COUNCIL 2 PROVINCIAL ISLAMIC PRIMARY GANDORHUN 78276169 MISSION 110202205 PRIMARY EAST KAILAHUN DISTRICT COUNCIL 2 NATIONAL ISLAMIC PRIMARY GELEHUN 76924743 MISSION 110202206 PRIMARY EAST KAILAHUN DISTRICT COUNCIL 2 METHODIST PRIMARY SCHOOL GOUMA 78009857 MISSION 110202207 PRIMARY EAST KAILAHUN DISTRICT COUNCIL 2 METHODIST PRIMARY KABAMA KAMBAMA 76940461 MISSION 110202208 PRIMARY EAST KAILAHUN DISTRICT COUNCIL 2 ROMAN CATHOLIC PRIMARY KORTUMA KORTUMA 76876893 MISSION 110202209 PRIMARY EAST KAILAHUN DISTRICT COUNCIL 2 ROMAN CATHOLIC PRIMARY NYANDEHUN NYANDEHUN 88262604 MISSION 110202210 PRIMARY EAST KAILAHUN DISTRICT COUNCIL 2 SIERRA LEONE CHURCH NYANYAGOHUN NYANYAGOHUN MISSION 110203201 PRIMARY EAST KAILAHUN DISTRICT COUNCIL 2 NATIOANAL ISLAMIC PRIMARY KARLU JAWIE KARLU 76366369 MISSION 110203202 PRIMARY EAST KAILAHUN DISTRICT COUNCIL 2 PROVINCIAL ISLAMIC PRIMARY KPENEDEMA 76848457 MISSION 110203203 PRIMARY EAST KAILAHUN DISTRICT COUNCIL 2 KAILAHUN DISTRICT COUNCIL PRIMARY MADINA MADINA 76270711 GOVERNMENT 110203204 PRIMARY EAST KAILAHUN DISTRICT COUNCIL 2 KAILAHUN DISTRICT EDUCATION PRIMARY MOTEHUN MOTEHUN 76248627 GOVERNMENT NGIEYA/KPENDELL 110203205 PRIMARY EAST KAILAHUN DISTRICT COUNCIL 2 KAILAHUN DISTRICT EDUCATION 78477830 GOVERNMENT A 110203206 PRIMARY EAST KAILAHUN DISTRICT COUNCIL 2 ROMAN CATHOLIC PRIMARY KPENDEMA NJALA MISSION 110203207 PRIMARY EAST KAILAHUN DISTRICT COUNCIL 2 KAILAHUN DISTRICT EDUCATION NYEAMA NYEAMA 78197248 GOVERNMENT 110203208 PRIMARY EAST KAILAHUN DISTRICT COUNCIL 2 SIERRA LEONE MUSLIM BROTHERHOOD PELLIE JAWIE 78932558 MISSION KAILAHUN DISTRICT EDUCATION COMMITTEE PRIMARY 110203209 PRIMARY EAST KAILAHUN DISTRICT COUNCIL 2 SEMBEHUN 78423732 GOVERNMENT SCHOOL 110203210 PRIMARY EAST KAILAHUN DISTRICT COUNCIL 2 NATIOANL ISLAMIC PRIMARY WILLOR WILLOR 77919964 MISSION 110203211 PRIMARY EAST KAILAHUN DISTRICT COUNCIL 2 KAILAHUN DISTRICT EDUCATION COMMITTEE YAWEI 78725185 GOVERNMENT 110203301 JSS EAST KAILAHUN DISTRICT COUNCIL 2 NGIEBU METHODIST JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL NYEAMA 076744360 MISSION 110301102 PRESCHOOL EAST KAILAHUN DISTRICT COUNCIL 3 GOD IS OUR LIGHT PRE‐SCHOOL KONDORMA 088867223 MISSION 110301201 PRIMARY EAST KAILAHUN DISTRICT COUNCIL 3 ROMAN CATHOLIC PRIMARY SCHOOL DAMBO 79798326 MISSION 110301202 PRIMARY EAST KAILAHUN DISTRICT COUNCIL 3 E.B.M BOYD PRIMARY SCHOOL DIA 78620563 MISSION 110301203 PRIMARY EAST KAILAHUN DISTRICT COUNCIL 3 ROMAN CATHOLIC PRIMARY SCHOOL DIA 78905633 MISSION 110301204 PRIMARY EAST KAILAHUN DISTRICT COUNCIL 3 ROMAN CATHOLIC PRIMARY SCHOOL DOFINAH MISSION KAILAHUN DISTRICT EDUCATION COMMITTEE PRIMARY 110301205 PRIMARY EAST KAILAHUN DISTRICT COUNCIL 3 FAMANDU 78695262 GOVERNMENT SCHOOL 110301206 PRIMARY EAST KAILAHUN DISTRICT COUNCIL 3 ROMAN CATHOLIC PRIMARY SCHOOL FOINDU FOINDU 78086289 MISSION 110301207 PRIMARY EAST KAILAHUN DISTRICT COUNCIL 3 GOD IS OUR LIGHT PRIMARY SCHOOL KONDORMA 76760804 MISSION 110301208 PRIMARY EAST KAILAHUN DISTRICT COUNCIL 3 METHODIST PRIMARY SCHOOL KONGORMA KONGORMA 78569028 GOVERNMENT 110301209 PRIMARY EAST KAILAHUN DISTRICT COUNCIL 3 E.B.M BOYD BAPTIST PRIMARY SCHOOL KORMENDE 79661775 MISSION 110301210 PRIMARY EAST KAILAHUN DISTRICT COUNCIL 3 ROMAN CATHOLIC PRIMARY SCHOOL KUNDUMA 77401989 MISSION 110301211 PRIMARY EAST KAILAHUN DISTRICT COUNCIL 3 ROMAN CATHOLIC PRIMARY SCHOOL MANO PORMOR 88976344 MISSION 110301212 PRIMARY EAST KAILAHUN DISTRICT COUNCIL 3 ROMAN CATHOLIC PRIMARY SCHOOL NGAINGA 79495304 MISSION KAILAHUN DISTRICT EDUCATION COMMITTEE PRIMARY 110301213 PRIMARY EAST KAILAHUN DISTRICT COUNCIL 3 NJAA 76901149 GOVERNMENT SCHOOL 110301214 PRIMARY EAST KAILAHUN DISTRICT COUNCIL 3 ROMAN CATHOLIC MISSION PRIMARY SCHOOL SANGHA 79498572 MISSION 110301215 PRIMARY EAST KAILAHUN DISTRICT COUNCIL 3 KAILAHUN DISTRICT EDUCATION COMMITTEE KOUDU 076382206 GOVERNMENT 110301216 PRIMARY EAST KAILAHUN DISTRICT COUNCIL 3 ASSEMBLIES OF GOD PRIMARY SCHOOL YENGEMA 088791894 MISSION 110301217 PRIMARY EAST KAILAHUN DISTRICT COUNCIL 3 ROMAN CATHOLIC PRIMARY SCHOOL KONGORMA 030688217 MISSION 110301301 JSS EAST KAILAHUN DISTRICT COUNCIL 3 GOVERNMENT JUNIOR SECONDARY DIA. DIA 76577460 COMMUNITY ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH PRE‐PRIMARY SCHOOL 110401101 PRESCHOOL EAST KAILAHUN DISTRICT COUNCIL 4 KOINDU 88910683 MISSION KOINDU 110401102 PRESCHOOL EAST KAILAHUN DISTRICT COUNCIL 4 TOLI PRE‐ELEMENTARY SCHOOL KOINDU 78731378 PRIVATE 110401103 PRESCHOOL EAST KAILAHUN DISTRICT COUNCIL 4 FREE PENTICOSTAL PRE‐SCHOOL KOINDU 077814686 MISSION 110401104 PRESCHOOL EAST KAILAHUN DISTRICT COUNCIL 4 EARLY CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT CENTRE KOINDU 078357922 GOVERNMENT 110401202 PRIMARY EAST KAILAHUN DISTRICT COUNCIL 4 ROMAN CATHOLIC PRIMARY I KOINDU KOINDU 76514462 MISSION 110401203 PRIMARY EAST KAILAHUN DISTRICT COUNCIL 4 SPIRITUAL LIFE PRIMARY SCHOOL KOINDU 30463373 MISSION 110401204 PRIMARY EAST KAILAHUN DISTRICT COUNCIL 4 ROMAN CATHOLIC PRIMARY SCHOOL KPANDU 30056323 MISSION 110401205 PRIMARY EAST KAILAHUN DISTRICT COUNCIL 4 ROMAN CATHOLIC PRIMARY TURADU 88901305 MISSION 110401206 PRIMARY EAST KAILAHUN DISTRICT COUNCIL 4 ASSEMBLIES OF GOD PRIMARY KOINDU 79666884 MISSION 110401207
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