Modern teaching methods
We use modern teaching methods and approaches, with ICT integrated into the classroom rather than kept for a separate lesson.
Registration in progress
A co-education O and A Level day and mixed boarding school in Kawaala, Kampala, registered by the Ministry of Education and Sports.
Preamble
To provide quality education at affordable fees. But most importantly to train learners in practical subjects that make them job creators.
At KCS we train the three domains: The Heart, Head and Hands. It is a co-education O and A Level Day and Mixed Boarding School, registered by the Ministry of Education and Sports.
To become a giant leading Education Institution and Social-Economic Development Centre.
To train God-fearing, Responsible, Self-Reliant and Corrupt-Free Citizens.
The three domains
Three things a student should leave with. The school describes its whole approach this way, and everything else follows from it.
Character first. We are committed to training God-fearing, responsible and corrupt-free citizens.
The full national curriculum at both O and A Level, taught by experienced teachers with ICT in the classroom.
A practical trade learned properly and certified by the Directorate of Industrial Training.
Why families choose us
We use modern teaching methods and approaches, with ICT integrated into the classroom rather than kept for a separate lesson.
Classrooms are backed by a standby generator, so lessons and practicals carry on whatever happens to the power.
Students get real hands-on experience and are awarded DIT certificates on completion of their course.
Students are fed on a balanced diet, prepared on site in the school kitchen and eaten in the dining hall.
Our teachers are highly trained and experienced, and they know the national curriculum inside out.
Affordable school fees, plus bursary programmes from PESS and other organisations for families who need them.
Above all, KCS is committed to training God-fearing students.
On campus
Leadership
This section is reserved for the head teacher: a name, a photograph and a short welcome message of about eighty words. Names of the deputy and the director of studies can sit alongside. Nothing has been written here, because the school's leadership should introduce themselves in their own words.
Registration in progress
You are welcome to visit the campus at Kawaala any school day. Call ahead and we will make time for you.