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Why Kampala Parents School Leads In Offering World-class Education In Uganda

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Kampala Parents’ School – a leading private-mixed day and boarding primary school by far remains a preferred hub for world-class education in Kampala and country all-over.

KPS, an international curriculum-based school that also follows a local curriculum situated along the Lugogo by-pass and has an enrollment of over 2500 pupils with 118 well-trained teachers and over 150 non-teaching staff members with pupils coming from all over the world.

It’s worth noting that in 2020 when covid-19 hit the education sector, Kampala Parents continued conducting online classes, something which enabled their learners attain academic excellence in the last PLE Exams. Out of 186 pupils who sat for 2020 final exams, registered 129 candidates with first grades with most of them ranging between aggregate 4 and 6.

“We lead in providing world- class education, inspiring and equipping students to be life long learners, to reach their full potential and be responsible global citizens active in shaping the future. Enrol your child with us,” the school posted through its socials.

Kampala Parents School Pupils

Here is Why You Need To Enroll Your Child At Kampala Parents School

Kampala Parents is a service-oriented school in Uganda with a holistic approach meant to boost your child’s future with hands-on skills and job creation accompanied by both physical and mental development.

The school’s learning meets global standards to build value-centered, future-ready, global youth who will possess the virtues of compassion, intelligence, and integrity to serve society for a better tomorrow.

The school creates a motivating and nurturing school environment that supports and encourages lifelong learning assisted by professional and proficient teachers with a passion for education, well-researched and thoughtful school curriculum and delivery, which promotes creativity, curiosity, determination, self-reliance, adaptability and teamwork.

KPS also provides an integrated learning approach with emphasis on experimentation, self-discovery, high level of engagement, hands-on experience and exam preparation.

Kampala Parents’ School is a great school with world-class facilities required by pupils to excel academically as well as promote their mental and physical growth.

  1. Spacious classrooms
  2. Two well-stocked school libraries.
  3. Computer rooms with smart boards
  4. A cookery Room with cooking facilities
  5. A tailoring room with enough sewing machines.
  6. Artrooms
  7. A swimming pool on international standards.
  8. Playfield (incl. Basketball, Netball, etc).
  9. A sickbay with a qualified nurse and necessary drugs.
  10. A multi-purpose hall
  11. Amphi-theatre for the infant section.
  12. A modern kitchen
  13. Daycare

The school boasts of an enrollment of over 2500 pupils with 118 well-trained teachers and over 150 non-teaching staff members with pupils coming from all over the world.

Kampala parents school is currently offering admissions on first- come first -serve basis for those who will rush for them, bring your children to Kampala parents and let them achieve their dreams the easy way.

For inquires, contact the admission office on 0752711911/0752771192/0752711913 or email: admin@kampalaparents.com

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