Schools and Education
Uppala has several schools, including Govt Hindustani Upper Primary school kurchippalla
- Kodibail school..
- Govt High School Uppala,
- Sri Ramakrishna School Uppala
- Aji Senior Secondary School,
- Shree Sharada Bovi School,Aila
- Thahani English Medium School at Kodibail,
- A.L.P School bayar perodi
- Kunil Education Trust at Muttam and other government colleges.
- Mulinja School,
- Sarvodaya English Medium School
- One of the oldest schools founded in the 1930s the Ayyoor Jamath School by Late Umar Moulavi and his well-wishers who struggled a lot to build it at that time has became one of the main educational institutions in this region.
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