By Our Reporter
It is every parent’s dream to see their children excelling at academics and co-curriculum activities in school. It is a sight of joy. And it was what parents went through when Kampala International School Uganda staged their Open Day.
Students exhibited art crafts, music and dance, class work among other things. The Bukoto based school is one of the leading international schools in the country. The school formerly known as Kabira International School was established in 1993.
The school is home to over 600 students representing 60 nationalities providing them 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.
Speaking during KISU open day, Steve Lang, the School Director said that they want students to be active learners and self-motivated to engage themselves in their own learning process. “At KISU we want our young people to be inquisitive, articulate, and confident. We want them to have the resilience to overcome any obstacle in their learning.” Lang told a gathering at school’s open day recently.
