Uganda, Kampala
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The school develops critical thinking and analysis as a core aim. English is the medium of instruction for O-level, IGCSE, A-level and the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme.
The school has a co-curricular programme that includes athletics, visual arts and performing arts such as music and drama.
The school has a mentorship programme pairing each candidate student with a teacher mentor to plan a study schedule and set short- and long-term targets to strive for the best possible outcomes.
Students are encouraged to develop ethically and spiritually and to strive to succeed. The Aga Khan High School's ethos nurtures principled individuals who respect diverse cultures and beliefs and aims to produce responsible, compassionate global citizens. Facilities such as a well-equipped library, ICT room, science laboratories, sports fields and art-rooms support holistic development.
The Aga Khan High School, Kampala is a private, non‑profit, non‑denominational, co‑educational day school in Uganda and a member of Aga Khan Education Services. Established in 1959 as the country's first multicultural school, it serves about 550 students from 32 nations and uses English as the medium of instruction for Ugandan O‑level (UCE) and IGCSE, and for A‑levels or the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme. The curriculum offers both Ugandan national and international options, including Cambridge IGCSE and the IB DP, with a bespoke curriculum available. The school accommodates ages 11 to 18 and provides a Learning Support Centre for ESL/EAL and other learning needs, plus a teacher‑mentored mentorship programme. Facilities include a well‑stocked library with an audio‑visual centre, an ICT room with SMART‑Boards, science laboratories, art rooms, a common room and IB lounge, and extensive sports fields. The ethos emphasizes holistic development, critical thinking, and respect for diverse cultures.