Rainbow International School Uganda

Stretch, squish, mix, and create
Our Slime Club is the perfect blend of creativity, fun, and hands-on learning. From experimenting with textures and colours to exploring simple science concepts, students had an exciting time making their own slime creations while building confidence, curiosity, and imagination.
Messy hands, happy faces, and lots of laughter made it a fun club to remember

Congratulations to our U20 Boys Volleyball Team for emerging champions at the ISSAK Volleyball Competition.
The team displayed incredible teamwork, determination, and resilience throughout the tournament, making the entire Rainbow community proud.

Big dreams start here
Admissions for the 2026/2027 academic year are now open at Rainbow International School Uganda.
From Early Years to Secondary, we provide a vibrant learning environment where students grow academically, socially, and creatively through IPC, Cambridge, and BTEC pathways.
📍 Kansanga & Bugolobi Campuses
📞 +256 393 266 696
🌐 www.risu.sc.ug

Math magic was in the air at our Bugolobi Math Cafe
Through cafe roleplay, our little learners explored counting, sorting, weighing, patterns, and problem-solving in the most exciting way. From sharing to serving, every activity turned learning into fun. Who knew math could be this much fun? A big thank you to our parents for supporting and encouraging our young learners every step of the way.

A fun-filled morning yesterday on the pitch for our Primary Year 1 and Year 2 students during the Inter House Football Competition
The young players showed fantastic teamwork, determination, and house spirit, cheering each other on and giving their best in every match.
Congratulations to Kyoga House for emerging as champions!

Congratulations to Hon. Jennifer K Mujungu on your election as Woman MP for Ntoroko District
The Rainbow International School Uganda community is proud to celebrate one of our parents on this remarkable achievement.

Today’s Early Years Assembly was full of creativity, learning, and imagination.
Through Story Dough and Drawing Club, our little learners showed how play-based activities help develop important early skills. From counting and recognising shapes to building communication, creativity, and confidence, every activity was packed with meaningful learning.
It was wonderful to see the children sharing their ideas so proudly and teaching us just how much learning can happen through stories, play, and art

Today, our students proudly represented Rainbow International School Uganda at the ISSAK Athletics Competition hosted by Kampala International School Uganda.
Competing against 7 international schools, RISU achieved:
🥉 Overall 3rd Place
🥉 Girls Overall 3rd Place
🏅 Boys Overall 4th Place
Well done to all our athletes for their determination, teamwork, and outstanding effort throughout the competition.
A big thank you to International School Uganda. for hosting a well-organised event.

Our Secondary Assembly focused on the theme “Soaring to the Highest, Unwrapping the Potential in Me”. We were honoured to welcome guest speaker and artist Rita Namayanja, who shared her inspiring life journey of turning the loss of her sight into a colourful rainbow of purpose, creativity, and determination. Students watched in amazement as she demonstrated how she paints as a visually impaired artist, mixing colours and taking part in a live art challenge alongside fellow artists including Mr. Njeri. Her story reminded us that life brings difficult and uncontrollable challenges, but with resilience, adaptability, and determination, we can still rise above them. Her powerful message echoed throughout the assembly: “I can do it” and “You can do it.”

Wishing all our primary students the very best during Assessment Week
This is your chance to show all the hard work, effort, and learning you have been building throughout the term.