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Curriculum Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge A Levels
Taught languages French
Strengths Languages, Academic Enrichment, Service and Sustainability
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Cultural and Language, Community and Service
Stages Early Years, Primary School, Secondary School
Introduction
Windsor International School offers the Cambridge curriculum for Kindergarten through Primary education, with plans to add lower secondary. It delivers Cambridge Primary and aims to extend to Cambridge A Levels, preparing students for secondary and tertiary study. Language support is central: learners at all English levels receive bilingual options, with language development integrated into the Cambridge framework. The school emphasizes child development, a growth mindset, and the use of technology and events to foster awareness. The curriculum is broad and balanced to support physical, mental, emotional, and social growth, with functional literacy and numeracy at its core. Students are assessed through internal termly tests, with reports and feedback provided to parents. Extracurricular activities occur as afternoon clubs and outings. Clubs in academic and intellectual, cultural and language, and community and service areas offer opportunities to develop lifelong skills. The school promotes ethical conduct and citizenship, aiming to cultivate socially responsible learners with teamwork and respect.
Windsor Ontario International School has instruction in English.
Location
Plot 255, Block 142 Buziga Upper, Kampala. The campus is in the Buziga area of Kampala, Uganda. Windsor Ontario International School sits in Kampala.
Stages
Kindergarten and Primary education are offered; Lower Secondary (Stage 7) is planned.
Type
Cambridge curriculum international school offering Kindergarten and Primary education, with plans to add lower secondary.
Fees
Registration / application fees
- USD 150 (one-time; new students only).
Tuition fees by year group (per term / per year)
- No annual or per-term tuition schedule by year group (kindergarten, primary, lower secondary) is published. No per-term or per-year tuition amounts are listed for the 2026/27 or 2025/26 academic years.
- A short-cycle programme listing shows a Fee: USD 100 (all-inclusive) for a December programme for Stage_2 (Lower Primary / Kindergarten), which indicates some short-term programs are priced and denominated in USD. This is not presented as the regular term or yearly tuition.
Billing schedule and payment terms
- No billing schedule, term dates for full academic-year billing, payment due dates, late-payment penalties, or installment plan details are published. Parents should note that explicit billing terms are not provided.
Boarding fees
- No boarding programme or boarding fees are listed. The school's materials describe kindergarten, primary and lower secondary offerings without reference to boarding.
Other costs and compulsory extras
- USD 55 listed in connection with registration / uniforms (presented adjacent to the registration fee and a heading for school uniform and sportswear). No detailed itemisation or breakdown of uniform pieces, sportswear, or book/learning-material charges is provided.
- Short-course/program fee example: USD 100 (all-inclusive) for the December Stage_2 programme (not a full-year tuition figure).
Refund information
- No refund policy, conditions for refunds, or details about refunds related to withdrawal, visa refusal, or cancellation are published.
Fee payment options (methods accepted)
- Accepted payment methods (for example: bank transfer, credit card, mobile money) are not listed. No online payment instructions or banking details are published.
Summary of what is available
- The published fee items available are: USD 150 (registration/new-student fee), USD 55 (school uniform / sportswear reference), and a short-program fee example of USD 100 for a December Stage_2 programme. No full-term or full-year tuition schedule by year group, no billing schedule or payment terms, no boarding fees, and no refund or payment-method details are published.
Wellbeing
Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
The curriculum promotes spiritual, moral, cultural, mental and physical development to build a firm foundation. It provides a holistic approach to physical, mental, emotional and social growth and fosters values such as honesty, happiness, excellence, responsibility, respect and teamwork. Extra-curricular activities, a growth mindset, and a focus on social behaviour support ongoing development. Ethical and social behaviour is guided in daily and annual activities to help create socially responsible citizens.
English as an Additional Language (EAL)
The programme supports learners at whatever level of English they bring and offers a bilingual or multilingual approach for learners whose home language is not English.
Mental Wellbeing
Mental wellbeing is included as part of the holistic development in the Cambridge primary curriculum, which supports physical, mental, emotional and social growth.
Admissions
Admissions
Registration is now open. Term 2 classes begin on January 06, 2026, for Early Years, Primary, and Lower Secondary (Stage 7 only). Enroll today!
FAQs
Where is Windsor Ontario International School located?
The campus is at Plot 255, Block 142 Buziga Upper, in the Buziga area of Kampala, Uganda. Windsor offers Kindergarten and Primary education under the Cambridge Primary Curriculum, with plans to add lower secondary.
What levels does Windsor currently offer and what are the plans for the future?
Windsor currently offers Kindergarten and Primary education under the Cambridge Primary Curriculum. There are plans to introduce lower secondary (Stage 7) and to extend toward Cambridge A Levels to prepare students for secondary and tertiary study.
Who leads Windsor Ontario International School?
The head of school is Dr. Rida El-Mehdawe. She oversees Cambridge-based teaching and overall student development at the campus.
What is the registration fee for new students?
The one-time registration/application fee for new students is USD 150. This fee applies to new entrants to the school.
Are there published full-term tuition fees or payment schedules?
No full-term or full-year tuition amounts are published, and there is no published billing schedule or payment terms. Families should contact the school for exact billing details when considering enrollment.
Are there any other listed fees beyond tuition I should expect?
Yes. There is a USD 55 reference to uniforms/sportswear, and a short-term programme example priced at USD 100 for a December Stage_2 programme (not the regular tuition).
What curriculum does Windsor follow?
Windsor follows the Cambridge Primary Curriculum, with bilingual/multilingual options for learners whose home language isn't English. Language development is integrated into the Cambridge framework.
How are students assessed at Windsor?
Students are assessed through internal termly tests, and reports with feedback are provided to parents to support improvement.
What is the school's plan for progression to higher levels?
The school aims to extend to lower secondary and eventually Cambridge A Levels to prepare students for secondary and tertiary study.
What kind of facilities support the Cambridge Primary Curriculum at Windsor?
Windsor emphasizes a broad, balanced curriculum that develops physical, mental, emotional, and social growth, and uses technology and current events in lessons to stay socially aware.
Are there afternoon clubs or other activities?
Yes. Extracurricular activities occur as afternoon clubs and outings, including academic, cultural, language, and community/service focus areas.
How does Windsor integrate technology into learning?
The Principal emphasizes using technology and current events to foster social awareness and keep students engaged beyond traditional lessons.
What kinds of clubs does Windsor offer?
Clubs cover academic/intellectual, cultural/language, and community/service areas to help students develop lifelong skills.
Do after-school clubs help students develop leadership or teamwork?
Yes. Clubs and service activities are designed to foster teamwork, respect, and ethical conduct as part of well-rounded development.
How are real-world experiences integrated?
Outings and community activities are part of the extracurricular programme to broaden learning beyond the classroom.
How does Windsor support English Language Learners?
Windsor provides bilingual or multilingual language support for learners whose home language is not English, integrating language development into the Cambridge framework.
How is mental wellbeing addressed at Windsor?
Mental wellbeing is included as part of holistic development within the Cambridge Primary Curriculum, focusing on physical, mental, emotional, and social growth.
What values guide student wellbeing and behavior at Windsor?
The school emphasizes honesty, happiness, excellence, responsibility, respect, and teamwork to shape daily life and community interactions.
What is Windsor's approach to character and citizenship?
Windsor promotes ethical conduct and citizenship, guiding students to be socially responsible through daily and annual activities.
Are there leadership opportunities or student-led initiatives at Windsor?
Yes. Leadership and service opportunities are supported through clubs and community activities, fostering leadership development and teamwork.
