Kabojja International School

The health, safety and wellbeing of our learners, staff and wider community remain our highest priority.

In light of the Ministry of Health’s continued public health guidance regarding Ebola, we are committed to promoting awareness, prevention and early response through continuous education and community engagement.

As part of this effort, we have shared important Health Alert and Signs & Symptoms awareness materials with our school community to encourage vigilance, personal responsibility and adherence to recommended Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs).

We encourage all learners, parents, guardians,staff members and wider community to remain informed and to continue practicing key preventive measures, including:
- Regular handwashing and use of sanitizer
- Avoiding unnecessary physical contact
- Staying alert to possible signs and symptoms
- Seeking immediate medical attention in case of suspected illness
- Maintaining high standards of personal and community hygiene

We believe that creating a safe learning environment is a shared responsibility. Through awareness, preparedness and collective action, we can continue to protect and support one another while ensuring uninterrupted teaching and learning.

We thank our school community for the continued cooperation, vigilance and commitment to safeguarding the wellbeing of all.

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As the Stanbic Bank National Schools Championship Season 11 Bootcamp draws to a close, we proudly celebrate the remarkable journey of our learners from Kabojja International School, who demonstrated exceptional creativity, teamwork, resilience and entrepreneurial thinking throughout the competition.

Competing among some of the brightest young innovators in the country, our team progressed to the Top 13 schools in the Central Region and proudly finished 7th overall. An achievement that reflects the strength of innovation and problem-solving culture we continue to nurture at Kabojja.

We are equally proud to share that three teams advanced to the final pitching stage, where they had the opportunity to present their ideas alongside the best-performing schools from across Uganda. Our journey concluded with a commendable 4th-place regional finish, a milestone that speaks volumes about the dedication, courage, and vision of our learners.

Our featured innovation, EduRydz, was developed to address one of the most pressing concerns for families and schools today, the safe transportation of learners. The initiative proposes a secure, student-centered transport platform that leverages verified riders, live tracking, accountability systems, and structured school transport solutions to create safer journeys for children every day.

At the heart of EduRydz is a simple but powerful belief:
“No child should ever be transported by a stranger.”

The project showcased not only entrepreneurial excellence, but also a strong sense of social responsibility and community impact. Values that remain central to the Kabojja learning experience.

We extend our sincere appreciation to our learners, mentors, teachers, parents, and partners who supported this journey and inspired our students to think boldly and lead confidently.

The future belongs to young people who dare to innovate and we are proud to see our learners already shaping solutions for tomorrow.

Learn more about EduRydz here:
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On 14th May 2026, Kabojja International School proudly hosted a highly engaging and impactful Designated Safeguarding Lead (DSL) Dialogue and Training Session at our Buziga Campus.

The event brought together safeguarding leaders and representatives from various international schools for meaningful conversations focused on strengthening learner welfare, digital safety and collaborative safeguarding practices within schools.

Key discussion areas included:

🔹 AI in Generative Writing and its implications in education
🔹 Cybersecurity and Data Integrity in schools
🔹 Gadget Management as a Learning Aid
🔹 Guidance for Parents on safeguarding concerns linked to increased learner accessibility in public spaces and malls
🔹 Collaborative Professional Training Opportunities
🔹 The formation of a DSL Association to strengthen partnerships and shared best practices across institutions

The session was marked by insightful discussions, collaborative learning and a shared commitment to creating safer, more supportive learning environments for all learners.

At Kabojja International School, we remain committed to fostering partnerships that promote safeguarding excellence, innovation and holistic learner development within the education community.

We extend our sincere appreciation to all participating schools, safeguarding leads and facilitators whose contributions made the engagement both productive and inspiring.

Historic Moment For Kabojja International School.

Today marked a significant milestone for Kabojja International School as we celebrated our Ugandan Paralympic swimmer Husnah K become the first athlete to officially swim in the newly inaugurated Kabojja International School Swimming Pool.

The grand opening ceremony was attended by delegates from UGANDA AQUATICS The Uganda Swimming Federation alongside Kabojja International School leadership and invited guests, marking the beginning of a new chapter in sports development and aquatic excellence at the school.

Our state of the art 8-lane, 25 metre swimming pool is designed to provide world-class training and competition facilities for learners and the wider sporting community. We are equally proud that the facility will host its first major competitive event this weekend during the Uganda Aquatics League Meet 3.

This achievement reflects our commitment to holistic education, talent development and the promotion of sports excellence both nationally and internationally.

Half Term Break – Term Three Newsletter:

As we mark the Half Term Break for Term Three of this academic year, please follow link below to our Half Term Newsletter for your attention and reflection.

This edition highlights the many meaningful learning experiences, achievement, and memorable moments our learners have enjoyed throughout the first half of the term.

From engaging classroom inquiry and hands-on activities to community initiatives and character-building experiences, it has truly been a rewarding and enriching period for our school community.

As we pause for the half term break, we encourage all learners to take time to rest, recharge and enjoy meaningful moments with family and friends, while also maintaining a balanced routine that supports their wellbeing and continued learning.

We look forward to welcoming everyone back refreshed and ready for a successful second half of the term.

Wishing you and your families a peaceful, restful and enjoyable Half Term Break.

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Today, Kabojja International School had the privilege of hosting the British Council IELTS Technical Team for the final inspection and supervision of our examination facilities as part of the process towards becoming an accredited IELTS Registration and Examination Centre.

The inspection focused on key operational and technical requirements, including our computer laboratories, examination infrastructure, speaking assessment rooms and other facility specifications necessary to meet international IELTS standards.

This important milestone reflects our continued commitment to providing globally competitive educational opportunities and world-class assessment environments for our learners and the wider community.

Following this final inspection, only a few minor adjustments remain before Kabojja International School is fully ready to commence operations as an IELTS Registration and Sitting Centre.

We are excited about this next chapter and look forward to expanding access to internationally recognised English language qualifications within our community.

Kabojja International School remains committed to equipping our learners with the knowledge, skills and critical thinking abilities required to thrive in an increasingly digital and technology-driven world.

As part of this commitment, our learners recently participated in an engaging ICT presentation assessment centered on The System Life Cycle (SLC), a fundamental concept in Information and Communication Technology that explores the complete process of building, implementing and managing ICT systems.

During the presentation, learners confidently discussed the six key stages of the System Life Cycle, including:
• Analysis
• Design
• Development & Testing
• Implementation
• Documentation
• Evaluation & Maintenance

Through this academic exercise, students demonstrated their understanding of how technology solutions are researched, developed and continuously improved to solve real-world challenges. The assessment also provided an excellent platform for learners to strengthen important 21st-century competencies such as analytical thinking, collaboration, communication, creativity and problem-solving.

The presentations were assessed by a distinguished panel of educators comprising Mr.Ssenyonga Derrick, our Key Stage 4 Coordinator, alongside Mr. Dzimba,Mr Nkugwa Denis and Mr Tumusiime Deus whose guidance and professional insights greatly enriched the learning experience.

This initiative reflects our broader vision of delivering a future-focused education that integrates academic excellence with practical, hands-on learning opportunities.

Kabojja International School strongly believes that empowering learners with digital literacy and technological awareness is essential in preparing them to become responsible global citizens and future leaders in the evolving world of technology.

Kabojja International School was proudly represented at the launch of the Climate Change Integration for Educators initiative by Ms. goretti mbabazi and Ms. Nuwasiima Penelope from our Early Years Foundation Stage section.

The initiative was officially launched by the Assistant Commissioner in charge of Climate Change, Mr. Francis Opolot, from the Ministry of Water and Environment, highlighting the growing importance of equipping educators with the knowledge and tools needed to integrate climate change education into learning environments.

Kabojja International School strongly believe that education plays a vital role in shaping environmentally conscious and socially responsible global citizens. Participating in initiatives such as these reflects our continued commitment to sustainability, innovation in education, and empowering learners from an early age to understand and respond to global challenges.

We commend Ms. Goretti Mbabazi and Ms. Penelope Nuwasiima for representing the school with professionalism and we look forward to further strengthening climate awareness and environmental stewardship within our learning community.

Today, we proudly celebrate the extraordinary women whose love, strength, wisdom and sacrifice shape entire communities and future generations.

Kabojja International School recognises that mothers and mother figures play an invaluable role in nurturing confidence, character, resilience and compassion in the lives of our learners. Their support and guidance form the foundation upon which young minds grow, dream and thrive.

As an institution committed to holistic education, we deeply value the partnership between home and school. The encouragement, care and dedication shown by mothers each day continue to inspire excellence within our learning community.

Today, we extend our heartfelt appreciation to all mothers, guardians and caregivers in our Kabojja community and beyond. Thank you for the countless sacrifices you make, the values you instill and the unconditional love you give so generously. Your impact is immeasurable and your influence lasts a lifetime.

Happy Mother’s Day to all the incredible women making the world a better place.