St. Kizito Schools Namugongo

28/05/2026

We believe that the best learning happens when learners actively participate, explore, and create.

We give your child more than just an education. We give them experiences that shape their future.

Through practical projects, teamwork, innovation, and creative learning, our pupils gain skills, confidence, and exposure that prepare them for the real world.

25/05/2026

25/05/2026

Welcome back to school!
Here’s to a new term filled with learning, creativity, teamwork, and growth.

At St. Kizito Junior School Namugongo, every day is another opportunity to discover, explore, and become better.

18/05/2026

St. Kizito High School Namugongo continues to prove that learning goes beyond the classroom. At the Stanbic National Schools Championship, our students proudly represented the Central Region, competing against top schools from across Uganda.

After advancing through the regional stages, we secured 3rd place in Central Region, earning our spot among the top finalists heading to the national level this October.

Our innovative post-harvest handling and value addition didn’t just stand out—it delivered impact. The team was awarded UGX 500,000 in seed capital to bring the business idea to life.

We celebrate our students for thinking beyond books becoming problem-solvers, innovators, and future entrepreneurs.

15/05/2026

From research… to real experience.

Across eleven schools, students, teachers, and parents took part in a process of understanding how we cook—and what it could become.

They asked questions, tested ideas, and stepped into the kitchen to see the difference for themselves.

From firewood and charcoal to cleaner, more efficient options, learning moved beyond theory into hands-on experience and reflection.

This became more than a project. It felt like a shift in how people see cooking.

Because when schools become spaces of real experience, students don’t just learn about change—they start to take part in it.

This initiative was delivered in partnership with and , in collaboration with the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA), Clean Cooking Unit at the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Development with funding support from the Government of the United Arab Emirates.

Together, we are raising Clean Cooking Champions.

24/04/2026

Who knew leftovers could come back as lunch? 😄 Leftover food → fish feed → healthy fish → food for us.
That’s a circular system in action.

03/04/2026

Wishing you a blessed Good Friday
From the St. Kizito Schools family to yours

24/02/2026

Our students proudly take the lead in educating fellow students from other schools about the innovative projects happening at St. Kizito High School–Namugongo. From sustainability initiatives to hands-on practical solutions, they showcase not only knowledge, but also confidence, leadership, and true ownership of their learning.

Sharing ideas strengthens communities. When students exchange knowledge, they inspire collaboration, spark new thinking, and amplify impact beyond a single campus.

We warmly welcome schools and school clubs interested in visiting, learning, and engaging with our projects — our doors are open to partnerships that empower the next generation.

21/02/2026

Every Saturday, our junior learners light up the field with exciting sports - building strength, teamwork, and confidence. Beyond the fun, these games teach discipline, resilience, communication, and healthy competition in a safe and supportive environment.
At St. Kizito, sports are more than play — they are an essential part of nurturing active minds, strong bodies, and well-rounded young learners.

17/02/2026

Moments from the Clean Cooking Cook-Off

Our students rolled up their sleeves to test fuels, measure efficiency, compare costs, and experience firsthand the impact of clean cooking technologies — from ordinary charcoal and firewood to briquettes, electric cooking, and gas solutions.

Through hands-on demonstrations, learning moved beyond theory into action — linking science, sustainability, and everyday life while promoting safer, cleaner energy choices.

These were not merely cooking demonstrations. They were deliberate steps toward reducing harmful smoke, protecting our environment, and equipping a generation prepared to lead the clean energy transition.

This initiative was delivered in partnership with and , in collaboration with the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA), with funding support from the Government of the United Arab Emirates.

Together, we are raising Clean Cooking Champions.