British School of Kampala is a British Curriculum / Pearson Edexcel IGCSE / Cambridge A Levels / BTEC Qualification / IB Diploma Programme school in Kampala, Uganda. Founded in 2012. Annual tuition ranges from $2,198 to $14,129 USD.
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About
British School of Kampala is a co-educational day school founded in 2012 in Muyenga, Kampala, Uganda, serving students aged 3 to 18. The school follows the British National Curriculum through EYFS and primary years, transitioning to Pearson Edexcel IGCSE, Cambridge A Levels, BTEC qualifications, and the IB Diploma Programme for senior students. It operates double-streamed across separate primary and secondary campuses with a maximum of approximately 530 students, supported by an Optimum Learning Centre for SEN, a four-house system, and a broad enrichment programme.
School data verified by NanaSays. Last updated: April 2026.
Why Families Choose
British National Curriculum combined with IB Diploma Programme for senior students; double-streamed up to Year 11 with separate primary and secondary campuses capped at approximately 530 students; Optimum Learning Centre (OLC) providing dedicated SEN support; four-house system (Karuma, Sipi, Itanda, Bujagali); enrichment programme with clubs spanning sport, ICT, languages, and creative arts.
Fees & Financials
| Grade / Year | Annual Fee |
|---|---|
| Grade 4 | UGX 10,697 |
| Grade 9 | UGX 4,274 |
| Grade 10 | UGX 3,144 |
| Grade 11 | UGX 5,432 |
| Grade 12 | UGX 3,815 |
| Grade 5-8 | UGX 14,129 |
| Kindergarten 3 / Grade 1-3 | UGX 2,198 |
Conversions to USD use exchange rates as of April 2026.
Original currency: UGX 8,242,706 - 52,983,294. Application fee: $200.
Admissions Process
- 1Inquiry: Complete Online Inquiry Form. 2. Application: Submit Application Form with required documents (birth certificate, recent school reports, passport photo, medical or SEN records). 3. Assessment: Child may be invited for an assessment or interview to determine academic level and suitability. 4. Decision: Admission decision communicated; formal offer letter issued if accepted. 5. Enrollment: Complete enrollment forms and pay required fees per the offer letter instructions. 6. Orientation: Enrolled child attends an orientation session to meet teachers and familiarise with the school environment.
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School Day
Primary day runs 07:30–16:00. Secondary day starts 07:45 with five 1-hour lessons from 08:00, a snack break 10:05–10:25, a lunch break 12:30–13:30, and the last lesson ending at 14:30.
Student Life
Four houses: Karuma (Blue), Sipi (Red), Itanda (Green), and Bujagali (Yellow). On sports days students wear colours corresponding to their house.
Uniforms are compulsory for regular school days. Boys wear navy blue trousers or shorts, a blue shirt, blue polo, a maroon sweater, navy socks, and black shoes. Girls wear navy blue pleated or standard trousers with a white blouse, blue polo, a maroon sweater, navy socks, and black shoes. All items must be purchased from the school supplier, bear the school logo, and be labelled. Special events uniforms may be required for field trips or concerts as approved by the headteacher.
Lunch is provided with a balanced lunch menu. Lunch is optional and charged separately.
Facilities & Programmes
Wellbeing & Safety
Pastoral care takes place at the beginning of each school day. The school has a full-time school psychologist and counsellor who schedules weekly appointments for students needing guidance. Enrichment activities and clubs promote holistic wellbeing and personal development.
Anti-Bullying Policy is in place and all allegations of bullying are thoroughly investigated. Behaviour Policy outlines rules to promote safety and ensures all children are treated fairly. The school provides a serene, secure, and friendly learning environment.