Academics
The full national curriculum at Ordinary and Advanced Level, examined at our own UNEB centre, and taught alongside a practical trade.
How we teach
Taught properly, examined here
Every subject on this page is taught by teachers who know the syllabus and have taken students through it before. ICT is part of the lesson rather than a separate period, and the science laboratory is used weekly instead of being saved for the term's end.
Students sit their national examinations at our own UNEB centre, U1314, so nobody travels to another school to write papers. Practical subjects are examined by the Directorate of Industrial Training under centre UVQF/5176.
What we teach
Subjects offered
Fifteen subjects at each level. Combinations are agreed with the director of studies at the start of the year.
- English
- Literature in English
- Luganda
- Geography
- History
- CRE
- IRE
- Mathematics
- Physics
- Chemistry
- Biology
- Entrepreneurship
- Computer Studies
- Clothing and Textile (Tailoring)
- Agriculture
- Chemistry
- Biology
- Mathematics
- Physics
- Agriculture
- Geography
- IPS/Art
- Economics
- Entrepreneurship
- Sub-Mathematics
- Luganda
- Literature in English
- English
- General Paper
- ICT
Performance
Our UNEB results
No pass rates or division counts are shown here yet, and none have been invented. Send the last two or three years of UNEB results — number of candidates and how many sat in each division at O and A Level — and they will be set out plainly in this section.
Alongside the classroom
Every student learns a trade
Academic subjects are only half of what a student takes away from here. Alongside the timetable, every learner picks up a practical course and works at it with real tools, real machines and real clients.
The courses are examined by the Directorate of Industrial Training, so a student finishes with a DIT certificate that means something to an employer, or enough skill to start on their own.
Registration in progress
Join us next term
Day and boarding places are open at both O and A Level. Ask us about subject combinations before you apply.