Our mission

Learning without limits

To keep learning enjoyable, fun, and accessible to every child already at school, without limits. If a child can go online, they should be able to revise, practice, take part in tests, and get ready for exams alongside their regular classes.

Our vision

A learning companion for every learner

To become Zambia's most trusted learning companion for students already in school, standing alongside the Government of Zambia's free education policy by keeping extra support affordable and within reach, so a device and a connection are genuinely enough to help any child get ahead.

Our objectives

What we're actually here to do

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Keep learning fun and accessible

Make learning enjoyable and genuinely within reach of every child, with no barriers of distance or circumstance.

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Support free education through tech

Stand alongside the Government of Zambia's free education policy by keeping online learning affordable and accessible to every family.

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Teach the Zambian Curriculum, fully online

Deliver structured, curriculum-aligned practice and revision that fits around a child's physical classroom, not instead of it.

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Turn gadgets into learning tools

Help students and families use the devices they already have productively, for revision, testing, and real exam preparation.

Our story

817 marks, and a promise to every child after

Our founder, Joshua Bwalo Sakala, grew up attending Matero East Basic School in Lusaka, a half-day school, which meant fewer hours in class than children who could afford to attend a private school. Matero Boys Secondary School needed a minimum of 800 marks for admission into Grade 8 in 2010, and with his timetable alone giving him less classroom time than most, he knew he needed more. In 2009 he sat his Grade 7 exams and scored 817, clearing the cutoff, and started at Matero Boys the following year.

The Lory Online School was built with a student like that in mind: someone doing everything right at their own school, who just needs a fair shot at more practice, more past papers, and an honest way to see where they really stand. We call it a "2nd School", not a replacement for the one a child already attends, but the extra study time, testing, and revision that can make the difference, kept as fun as we can make it.

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Joshua Bwalo Sakala's actual Grade 7 examination results, 2009
Joshua's actual Grade 7 result, 2009: 817 marks, the score that started it all.
Why families choose us

Learning built around your child

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Structured curriculum

A clear, term-by-term Zambian Curriculum spanning Lower and Upper Primary, Grade 4 to Grade 7, with a strong focus on Upper Primary, our Grade 7 exam class. Forms 1 to 4 are coming soon.

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Learn from anywhere

No extra trips and no fixed timetable to work around, just a device and a connection, whenever suits your family.

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Room to grow

Currently open for Lower and Upper Primary, Grade 4 to Grade 7, with a strong focus on Upper Primary, our Grade 7 exam class. Forms 1-4 and Adult Education are coming soon on the same platform.

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