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EMIS CHIEFD SCHOOL ENROLM AMOUNT TOTAL COUNCIL WARD LOCATION SCHOOL NAME CODE OM LEVEL ENT PER CHILD AMOUNT PAID 3311-4-03955 PORTLOKO DISTRICT COUNCIL MARAMPA 262 LUNSAR A.D. WURIE SECONDARY SCHOOL SENIOR SEC 872 60,000.00 52,320,000 DUBAR ABDUL NASSER SENIOR SECONDARY SENIOR 4191-4-06244 BO DISTRICT KAKUA 271 60,000.00 16,260,000 GROUND SCHOOL SECONDAR TIKONK GBORBU SENIOR 4114-4-06852 BO DISTRICT 289 ABDUL TAWAIB HAIKAL ACADEMY 582 60,000.00 34,920,000 O SAMIE SECONDAR 3303-3-03546 PORTLOKO DISTRICT COUNCIL KAFFU BU 238 KASONGHA AFRO INTERNATIONAL WORLD BRIDGE SECSENIOR SEC 636 60,000.00 38,160,000 AGRICULTURAL AND VOCATIONAL SENIOR 4104-4-06087 BO DISTRICT BAOMA 293 GERIHUN 234 60,000.00 14,040,000 SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL SECONDAR TANKORO KANIA NEW AHKOM GRAMMAR SCHOOL Tankoro 415 1391-4-01918 KONO DISTRICT 24,900,000 5101-4-08466 WARDC KOYA RU NEWTON AHMADIYYA AGRIC SENIOR SECONDARY SCSENIOR SEC 713 42,780,000 SENGBE SENIOR 2307-4-05105 KOINADUGU DISTRICT COUNCIL 147 YOGOMAIA AHMADIYYA MUSLIM AGRIC SECONDARY SC 1600 60000 96,000,000 H SECONDAR SOROGB SENIOR 4412-4-08290 PUJEHUN DISTRICT 358 FAIRO AHMADIYYA MUSLIM AGRICUTURAL SSS 163 60000 9,780,000 EMA SECONDAR MOYAMBA DISTRICT BUMPEH ROTIFUNK AHMADIYYA MUSLIM SECONDARY SCHOOLSENIOR SEC 175 60000 10,500,000 3306-4-01124 PORTLOKO DISTRICT COUNCIL KOYA 257 MASIAKA AHMADIYYA MUSLIM SENIOR SECONDARY SENIOR SEC 735 60,000.00 44,100,000 BO CITY KAKUA BO AHMADIYYA MUSLIM SENIOR SEC. SCH. SENIOR SEC 4390 263,400,000 BANDAJUM AHMADIYYA MUSLIM SENIOR SECONDARY SENIOR 4413-4-08313 PUJEHUN DISTRICT SOWA 367 116 60000 6,960,000 A SCHOOL SECONDAR LOWER BOMIE AHMADIYYA MUSLIM SENIOR SECONDARY SENIOR 1208-4-01341 KENEMA DISTRICT COUNCIL 42 314 60000 18,840,000 BAMBAR TONGO SCHOOL SECONDAR AHMADIYYA MUSLIM SENIOR SECONDARY SENIOR 1203-4-00599 KENEMA DISTRICT COUNCIL GAURA 34 JORU 224 60000 13,440,000 SCHOOL SECONDAR KISSY AHMADIYYA MUSLIM SENIOR SECONDARY SENIOR 5205-4-09951 EAST III 2667 60000 160,020,000 FREETOWN CITY COUNCIL DOCK SCHOOL SECONDAR MAKENI MAKAMA- AHMADIYYA MUSLIM SENIOR SECONDARY SENIOR 2191-4-04379 BOMBALI DISTRICT 123 900 60000 54,000,000 CITY MAKENI SCHOOL SECONDAR AHMADIYYA MUSLIM SENIOR SECONDARY SENIOR KAMBIA DISTRICT SAMU 210 MATESSOR 46 60000 2,760,000 SCHOOL SECONDAR MAGBE AHMADIYYA MUSLIM SENIOR SECONDARY SENOIR 3105-4-02520 KAMBIA DISTRICT 200 ROKUPR 1044 60000 62,640,000 MA SCHOOL SECONDAR 3303-4-03645 PORTLOKO DISTRICT COUNCIL KAFFU BU 236 TARGRI LUNGAHMADIYYA MUSLIM SENIOR SECONDARY SENIOR SEC 374 60,000.00 22,440,000 MAMBO TOMBO AHMADIYYA MUSLIM SENIOR SECONDARY SENIOR 3106-4-02612 KAMBIA DISTRICT 205 237 60000 14,220,000 LO WALLAH SCHOOL SECONDAR 2410-4-05520 TONKOLILI DISTRICT KUNIKE- 181 MASINGBI AHMADIYYA NUSRAT JAHUN SENIOR SECONSENOIR SEC 634 38,040,000 SENIOR 2303-4-04957 KOINADUGU DISTRICT COUNCIL NIENI 155 ALIKALIA AHMADIYYA SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL 475 60000 28,500,000 SECONDAR SIMBAR AHMADIYYA SENIOR SECONDARY SENIOR 1213-4-01503 KENEMA DISTRICT COUNCIL 50 BOAJIBU 395 60000 23,700,000 U SCHOOL SECONDAR MOGBWEM AHMADIYYA SENIOR SECONDARY SENIOR 320401404 BONTHE DISTRICT IMPERRI 319 60000 19,140,000 O SCHOOL SECONDAR 4311-4-07831 MOYAMBA DISTRICT LOWER B 343 GBANGBATOAHMADIYYA TECHNICAL VOCATIONAL SENSENIOR SEC 234 60000 14,040,000 999999999 FREETOWN CITY COUNCIL EAST III 5 PIPLE LINE AL- FURGAN ISLAMIC JUNIOR SECONDARY ISOR SECOND 423 25,380,000 TENGBEWA SENIOR 4191-4-06567 BO DISTRICT KAKUA AL GADHAFI ISLAMIC SENIOR SEC SEC. 310 60,000.00 18,600,000 BU SECONDAR NIMIYAMA JAIAMA SEWEAL HARRANKAN ISLAMIC SENIOR SECONDANimiyama 228 1310-4-02199 KONO DISTRICT 13,680,000 KENEM AL-AZEEZ UNITED SENIOR SECONDARY SENIOR 1291-4-00969 KENEMA CITY 55 GUMBU 1397 60000 83,820,000 A CITY SCHOOL SECONDAR 5201-4-09390 FREETOWN CITY COUNCIL CENTRAL I BERRY STRE ALBERT ACADEMY IOR SECOND 1411 84,660,000 4312-4-07935 MOYAMBA DISTRICT RIBBI 327 BRADFORD ALEX KOROMA MEMORIAL SENIOR SECONDSENIOR SEC 234 60000 14,040,000 MAKENI SENIOR 2191-4-04479 BOMBALI DISTRICT 121 MAKENI ALHADI ISLAMIC VOCATIONAL SSS 1365 60000 81,900,000 CITY SECONDAR 2410-4-05522 TONKOLILI DISTRICT KUNIKE- 181 MASINGBI ALHAJI BAI KURR SENIOR SECONDARY SCH SENOIR SEC 444 26,640,000 LOOKING- AL-HARRKAN ISLAMIC SENIOR SENIOR 2104-4-03064 BOMBALI DISTRICT GBANTI 120 662 60000 39,720,000 TOWN SECONDARY SCHOOL SECONDAR MAKENI TIMBO- AL-HARRKAN ISLAMIC SENIOR SENIOR 2104-4-03055 BOMBALI DISTRICT 118 627 60000 37,620,000 CITY MAKENI SECONDARY SCHOOL SECONDAR WELLINGT ALTON HOPE SENIOR SECONDARY SENIOR 5205-4-10400 EAST III 856 60000 51,360,000 FREETOWN CITY COUNCIL ON SCHOOL SECONDAR WELLINGT SENIOR 5205-4-10402 EAST III AMBASSDOR BUN WURIE SSS 500 60000 30,000,000 FREETOWN CITY COUNCIL ON SECONDAR KENEM PUJEHUN ANDVASAY COMMUNITY PROGRESSIVE SENIOR KENEMA CITY 68 712 60000 42,720,000 A CITY SECTION SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL SECONDAR 5204-4-09654 FREETOWN CITY COUNCIL EAST II KISSY ROAD ANNIE WALSH MEMORIAL SCHOOL IOR SECOND 1214 72,840,000 TANKORO SAQUEE TOWANSARUL ISLAMIC GIRLS SENIOR SECONDATankoro 445 1391-4-01932 KONO DISTRICT 26,700,000 3303-4-03532 PORTLOKO DISTRICT COUNCIL KAFFU BU 237 LUNGI ANSARUL ISLAMIC SECONDARY SCHOOL KAFFU BULL 996 60,000.00 59,760,000 ANSARUL ISLAMIC SENIOR SECONDARY SENIOR 5204-4-09616 EAST II DOV-CUT 1238 60000 74,280,000 FREETOWN CITY COUNCIL SCH SECONDAR MAKENI CONGO- ANSARUL ISLAMIC SENIOR SECONDARY SENIOR 2191-4-04375 BOMBALI DISTRICT 123 257 60000 15,420,000 CITY TOWN SCHOOL SECONDAR KENEM ANSARUL ISLAMIC SENIOR SECONDARY SENIOR 1291-4-00867 KENEMA CITY 72 LUMBEBU 1358 60000 81,480,000 A CITY SCHOOL SECONDAR NEW ANSARUL ISLAMIC SENIOR SECONDARY SENIOR 4109-4-06670 BO DISTRICT KAKUA 265 744 60000 44,640,000 LONDON SCHOOL SECONDAR 5103-4-08939 WARDC WATERLO 392 ROKEL ANSARUL ISLAMIC SENIOR SECONDARY SCHSENIOR SEC 574 34,440,000 NIMIKORO YENGEMA ANSARUL ISLAMIC SENIOR SECONDARY SCHNimikoro 233 1309-4-02113 KONO DISTRICT 13,980,000 TANKORO YORMANDU ANSARUL ISLAMIC SENIOR SECONDARY SCHTankoro 1472 1391-4-02028 KONO DISTRICT 88,320,000 5103-4-08704 WARDC WATERLO DEVIL HOLE ANSARUL ISLAMIC SSS SENIOR SEC 78 4,680,000 2419-4-05915 TONKOLILI DISTRICT YONI MA 165 MILE 91 ANSURUL ISLAMIC SENIOR SECONDARY SCHSENOIR SEC 606 36,360,000 TANKORO KENSAY, TANAPOSTLE BONA ALADURA SENIOR SECONDTankoro 1424 1391-4-01983 KONO DISTRICT 85,440,000 WELLINGT ARMY OF GOD SENIOR SECONDARY SENIOR 5205-4-09707 EAST III 137 60000 8,220,000 FREETOWN CITY COUNCIL ON SCHOOL SECONDAR KENEM MADOPULA ASSEMBLE OF GOD SENIOR SECONDARY SENIOR KENEMA CITY 55 328 60000 19,680,000 A CITY HUN SCHOOL SECONDAR TANKORO SUKUDU ASSEMBLIES OF GOD SENIOR SECONDARY STankoro 350 1391-4-01965 KONO DISTRICT 21,000,000 KENEM BADRU DEEN ISLAMIC SENIOR SENIOR 1291-4-00788 KENEMA CITY 58 LUMBEBU 1207 60000 72,420,000 A CITY SECONDARY SCHOOL SECONDAR 4301-4-07388 MOYAMBA DISTRICT BAGRUW 336 SEMBEHUN BAGRUWA AHMADIYYA MUSLIM SENIOR SESENIOR SEC 203 60000 12,180,000 BAOMA SENIOR 4104-4-06105 BO DISTRICT BAOMA 295 BAOMA SECONDARY SCHOOL 253 60,000.00 15,180,000 STATION SECONDAR 5205-4-10367 FREETOWN CITY COUNCIL EAST III ALLEN TOWNBAPTIST SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL IOR SECOND 1196 71,760,000 GBEND GBENDEMB SENIOR 2105-4-04207 BOMBALI DISTRICT 102 BAPTIST SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL 605 60000 36,300,000 EMBU U SECONDAR BOMBAL MAKAMA- SENIOR 2102-4-04186 BOMBALI DISTRICT 110 BAPTIST SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL 126 60000 7,560,000 I MAKENI SECONDAR 2408-4-05452 TONKOLILI DISTRICT KUNIKE- 178 MAKALI BARINA AGRICULTURAL SENIOR SECONDARSENOIR SEC 162 9,720,000 5103-4-09064 WARDC WATERLO 384 WATERLOO RBARRACK OBAMA COMMUNITY CHANGE SESENIOR SEC 780 46,800,000 4401-4-08000 PUJEHUN DISTRICT BARRI 352 POTORU BARRI ISLAMIC SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOSENOIR SEC 81 60000 4,860,000 2407-4-05433 TONKOLILI DISTRICT KHOLIFA170 BATHMORIE,BENEVOLENT ISLAMIC SENIOR SECONDARYSENOIR SEC 654 39,240,000 2419-4-05920 TONKOLILI DISTRICT YONI MA165 MILE 91 BENEVOLENT ISLAMIC SENIOR SECONDARYSENOIR SEC 310 18,600,000 BOMBAL ROPOLON- BENEVOLENT ISLAMIC SENIOR SENIOR 2191-4-04371 BOMBALI DISTRICT 123 2011 60000 120,660,000 I MAKENI SECONDARY SCHOOL SECONDAR KENEM SENIOR 1291-4-01024 KENEMA CITY 67 KPETEMA BETHEL SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL 275 60000 16,500,000 A CITY SECONDAR SAFROK BINKOLO CATHOLIC SENIOR SECONDARY SENIOR 2112-4-04605 BOMBALI DISTRICT 114 BINKOLO 920 60000 55,200,000 O LIMBA SCHOOL SECONDAR SYLVANUS BIRCH MEMORIAL SENIOR SECONDARY SENIOR 2191-4-04481 BOMBALI DISTRICT GBANTI 121 2086 60000 125,160,000 ST. -MAKENI SCHOOL SECONDAR 2419-4-05921 TONKOLILI DISTRICT YONI MA165 MILE 91 BISHOP CONFORTI AGRICULTURAL SENIORSENOIR SEC 330 19,800,000 3306-4-01225 PORTLOKO DISTRICT COUNCIL KOYA 258 MASIAKA BISHOP GEORGE SECONDARY SCHOOL SENIOR SEC 190 60,000.00 11,400,000 FOURAH SENIOR 5203-4-09589 EAST I BISHOP JOHNSON MEMORIAL 893 60000 53,580,000 FREETOWN CITY COUNCIL BAY ROAD SECONDAR 3306-4-01232 PORTLOKO DISTRICT COUNCIL KOYA 258 MASIAKA TO BISHOP SCOTT MEMORIAL SENIOR SECONDSENIOR SEC 193 60,000.00 11,580,000 DAMBALLA SENIOR 4191-4-06358 BO DISTRICT KAKUA 275 BO COMMERCIAL SSS 1879 60,000.00 112,740,000 ROAD SECONDAR TIKONK SENIOR 4114-4-06955 BO DISTRICT TORWAMA BO TEACHERS EXPERIMENTAL SSS 334 60,000.00 20,040,000 O SECONDAR BONTH BONTHE SENIOR 329101401 BONTHE DISTRICT BONTHE SECONDARY SCHOOL 126 60000 7,560,000 E ISLAND SECONDAR 2401-4-05233 TONKOLILI DISTRICT DANASOG 185 BUMBUNA BOYO MEMORIAL SENIOR SECONDARY SCHSENOIR SEC 256 15,360,000 TONKO BUBUYA BUBUYA COMPREHENSIVE SENIOR SENOIR 3110-4-02769 KAMBIA DISTRICT 195 81 60000 4,860,000 LIMBA TONKO SECONDARY SCHOOL SECONDAR 3303-4-03597 PORTLOKO DISTRICT COUNCIL KAFFU BU 239 MASOLIA BULLOM AHMADIYYA SENIOR
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