School Groups
Schools connected through one group. Open a group to see all of its schools.
Sir Apollo Kaggwa Schools
10 schools in Kireka - Kamuli Parish, Kyengera, Kyengera - Mungongo and more
Sir Apollo Kaggwa Schools are private primary schools established in 1996, registered with the Ministry of Education and Sports and accredited with UNEB centre numbers. They offer inclusive, high-quality education to Ugandan and international pupils on the Ugandan national curriculum, with a talent development programme in music, sports, drama and leadership. The group runs 10 branches across Kampala and Wakiso.
Gombe Education Service (GES)
7 schools in Kampala, Gulu City, Kikajjo and more
Gombe Education Service, founded by Owekitiibwa Kyewalabye Male David, has run schools in Uganda since 2013, from kindergarten to tertiary level: ScoobyDoo International School Uganda and Gombe Junior School in Kampala and Gulu, St. Andrew Kaggwa Gombe High School at Kawaala and Bujuuko, and the Gombe Institute of Business Science & Technology in Kampala.
Light Academy Schools
5 schools in Wakiso, Jinja Central, Lweza and more
Light Academy has run schools in Kampala for more than 27 years under the tagline "A Different Approach to Education": a nursery and primary school at Zana on Entebbe Road, a boys' secondary school at Lweza off the Entebbe–Kampala road, and a girls' secondary school opening at Lweza in February 2027.
Victorious Education Services
5 schools in Bakuli, Old Kampala, Ntinda and more
Victorious Education Services has run Christian, family-focused schools in Kampala and Mukono since 1999: Genesis and Miracle campuses for daycare and kindergarten, Divine and Anointed for nursery to Primary 7, and Ebenezer, a boarding primary school in Mbalala, Mukono. It also runs Zion, an online campus.
Janan Schools
4 schools in Bombo T/C, Wobulenzi, Buvuma Parish and more
Janan Schools is a privately owned family of two primary and two secondary schools founded in 2003, named in honour of Archbishop Janani Jakaliya Luwum of the Church of Uganda. The group offers quality, affordable education rooted in moral and religious values, with campuses in Kabalagala, Bombo and Wobulenzi.
Hormisdallen Schools
3 schools in Gayaza, Kamwokya and Kyebando
A group of private, mixed day and boarding nursery and primary schools in Kampala and Wakiso, founded on 12 February 1986 by Mr. Mukalazi Hormisdac Kizito. Three campuses (Kamwokya, Kyebando and Gayaza) share the Ugandan UNEB curriculum and the motto "Education Has No Money Value".
St. Julian Schools
3 schools in Gayaza, Wakiso and Seeta
St. Julian Schools, founded in 2009, run Juliana Junior School for kindergarten and primary, and two mixed day and boarding secondary schools at Gayaza and Seeta offering arts and sciences at O-Level and A-Level. Motto: Yes We Can.
Merryland Schools
3 schools in Katabi, Kigungu and Entebbe
Merryland Schools are private, Christian-founded schools in Entebbe. Merryland High School Kigungu (2001) and Merryland High School Katabi (2012) are mixed boarding O- and A-Level secondary schools offering arts and sciences, and the group also runs Merryland International School. Motto: Strive to excel, God perfects.
Soaring Eagle
2 schools in Mulago and Kyanja
Kampala Quality Schools
2 schools in Kanyanya
Edinance Schools
2 schools in Busiika and Kyebando-Katale Parish
Mothercare Preparatory Schools
2 schools in Bunamwaya and Nalumunye
Private pre-primary and primary schools in Wakiso, founded at Bunamwaya in 1992, with a second campus at Nalumunye opened in 2011. Both follow the Uganda National Curriculum with values based on Christian principles.
Trinity Schools
2 schools in Bukoto and Kajjansi
Trinity Schools is a Christian-founded group of schools in Kampala, motto "For Sustainable Education". It began with Trinity Primary School in Bukoto in 1998 and now includes Trinity Preschool, Daycare & Early Learning Center in Bukoto and Trinity Senior Academy at Bwebajja on Entebbe Road.
Islamic University In Uganda (IUIU)
2 schools in Kyengera T.C and Nkoma - Northern Ward Parish
The Islamic University in Uganda was opened in the year 1988 by the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) under a bilateral agreement between the Government of Uganda (GOU) and the OIC. In 1990, the Parliament of Uganda enacted a law, The Islamic University in Uganda Act (cap 131, Laws of Uganda), formally establishing the University in Uganda. The University operates under the framework of this Act.
Ivory International Schools
2 schools in Buloba
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