Kampala International School In Christmas Carnival Bazaar

Christmas in once again around the corner. Families come together for and while workers break off for relaxation and shopping. But for schools it’s time for long holiday however Kampala International School Uganda (KISU) has prepared Christmas bazaar and annual carnival to kick off this Christmas in style

According to School Director Chris Gibbon Head of Primary the event will take place on 30^th November at the school campus in Bukoto, Kampala

“As it has been the case in the previous years, the event will have lots of fun activities for kids, live band, food and drinks on sale, crèche for toddlers and much more,”Gibbon said.

Kampala International School Uganda is the leading international school in Uganda educating over 600 students representing 60 nationalities.

Students at KISU participate in an extensive range of extracurricular activities including outdoor education and overseas trips, to diverse destinations such as The UK, France, Italy, Mount Kilimanjaro and a yearly ski trip in Europe.

It’s state-of-the-art facilities include four science labs, three computer labs, three music rooms, three performance areas, an indoor gym, outdoor basketball court, 25 metre eight lane competition swimming pool, two libraries, smart boards in most classrooms and a five acre playing field. It has accreditation status with CIS, NEASC and IBO.

At the school Principals always arrange tours with groups of visitors at the school.

A great school helps students to develop qualities as learners and leaders that will serve them well throughout their adult lives such as: resilience, empathy, creativity, commitment, adaptability, self-confidence and humility. A great school  helps students to acquire transferable skills like teamwork, analysis, problem-solving, effective communication, evaluation, active listening, reflection and research; and, just as importantly, it helps students to shape and consolidate core values such as tolerance, integrity, altruism and hard work. KISU is such a school.

KISU is blessed with a truly international staff and student body made up of over 50 nationalities as well as a palpably warm, tolerant and welcoming ethos but to these inherent advantages it has added over the years a wide range of events, strategies and activities designed to shape and develop the whole child; these are too many to mention here but a few key features include:

• • An inclusive enrollment policy- provided we feel that we have the expertise and resources to allow us to do our best by each child, then children of all abilities are welcome
  • All children participate in community service every year
  • All students in Key Stage 2 and above attend a residential outdoor education experience each year
  • All students take part in inter-House competitions, whether they be sporting or cultural, where the emphasis is on teamwork and participation
  • All students take part in some kind of public performance each year
  • Students in Key Stage 3 now study “Learning to learn” to help them to become thoughtful and reflective learners
  • More than 50 different clubs and activities are on offer to students at any given time
  • The school offers a rich variety of overseas trips to students from sports tours to ski trips and participation in Model United Nations events

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