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Uganda, Kampala
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Every student receives instruction daily in reading, writing, and mathematics. Multiple times per week, students study science, social studies, Spanish, computer science, performing and fine arts, and physical education. The academic disciplines are complemented by extra- and co-curricular activities. The school excels in teaching critical thinking, complex problem solving, and higher order reasoning.
Performing and fine arts are included in the curriculum. A parent testimonial notes co-curricular involvement in French, swimming, and guitar. The school provides opportunities for artistic development as part of its broader curriculum.
Spanish is studied multiple times per week. A parent testimonial mentions French as part of co-curricular offerings. Language and cultural activities are integrated into the school experience.
There are six clubs/groups offered at the school. Cultural Day is organized as part of school life, providing social and cultural engagement. The school encourages student collaboration and participation through these clubs and events.
Physical education and sports are part of daily instruction. Swimming is cited as a co-curricular activity by a parent. The school emphasizes wellbeing through its physical education and recreational programs.
Shalom Cambridge International School offers a Cambridge Primary program for learners aged 0 to 12 with a Uganda affiliation. The curriculum centers on daily reading, writing, and mathematics, complemented by multiple weekly sessions in science, social studies, Spanish, computer science, performing and fine arts, and physical education. Extra- and co‑curricular activities accompany the core subjects, enriching daily learning. A distinctive feature is the Shalom Academic Compass, which emphasizes critical thinking, complex problem solving, and higher‑order reasoning across disciplines. The school supports language development through regular Spanish study and French as a co‑curricular offering, integrating culture and communication throughout the day. Academic and intellectual growth is reinforced by arts, music, and sport, including guitar opportunities and swimming. Six clubs or groups, plus Cultural Day, foster collaboration and social engagement. Daily physical activity alongside wellbeing emphasis provides a balanced, engaging environment for families seeking a structured, communicative education within an African context.
