Sciences
Physics, chemistry, biology and mathematics, with laboratory work every week rather than only before an examination.
Academics
What your child learns, and who teaches it.
The national curriculum, taught properly, with enough staff to notice when one child falls behind.
National results
Published every year since 2011, in the week they are released.
| Year | Primary leaving, division one | Senior four, division one | Senior six, division one |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | 91% | 88% | 94% |
| 2025 | 89% | 85% | 90% |
| 2024 | 92% | 81% | 87% |
| 2023 | 86% | 84% | 91% |
2026
- Primary leaving, division one
- 91%
- Senior four, division one
- 88%
- Senior six, division one
- 94%
2025
- Primary leaving, division one
- 89%
- Senior four, division one
- 85%
- Senior six, division one
- 90%
2024
- Primary leaving, division one
- 92%
- Senior four, division one
- 81%
- Senior six, division one
- 87%
2023
- Primary leaving, division one
- 86%
- Senior four, division one
- 84%
- Senior six, division one
- 91%
Every child on the roll is counted, including those who joined in their final year.
Subject streams from senior three
Choices open at senior three. A child may move stream once, at the end of senior three, on a teachers recommendation.
Arts
History, literature, geography and a second language, with a written coursework piece each term.
Business
Economics, entrepreneurship and accounting, with a real trading project run by senior five each year.
Heads of school
Every teacher is named on the printed prospectus with their subject and their years of service. These four run the schools.
Margaret Nabbanja
Nineteen years here, twelve of them teaching mathematics before she took the role.
Simon Wandera
Physics. Runs the science fair and refuses to let a stream exceed twenty four.
Christine Auma
Fourteen years in primary teaching. Wrote the reading scheme the school uses.
Paul Ssebugwawo
Early years specialist. Keeps two adults to every twelve children, without exception.