Nurturing mind, body & faith · Since 1945
Seek Knowledge.
Build character.
A co-educational school on Kibuli Hill, Kampala — excellence in academics, sport and Islamic ethos.
Welcome
A leading school of excellence in academics, sport & Islamic ethos
Kibuli Secondary School is a co-educational, government-aided school on Kibuli Hill, Kampala. Established in 1945 on land donated by the late Prince Badru Wasajja Kakungulu, it attracts students not only from Uganda, but from Kenya, Tanzania, Rwanda, Somalia and Sudan.
Explore Kibuli
An all-round education
What we stand for
A portrait of a Kibuli student
To be a leading school of excellence in academics, sports and Islamic ethos.
Islam is at the centre of daily life at Kibuli. We nurture a morally educated individual with the skills and knowledge for self and national development, guided by five core values:
- God fearing
- Integrity
- Tolerance
- Adherence
- Respect for person and property
From the Head Teacher
The task before me as Head Teacher of Kibuli Secondary School is great. I intend to be exemplary and transparent in all my actions, accountable to all our stakeholders, and committed to the institution and to motivating staff, students and all who walk with us. Working together with my staff, I hope to bring the school to new heights. Let us work together to improve Kibuli Secondary School as we “seek knowledge”.
Leadership
Guided by service
- Hajj Ssemakadde IbrahimHead Teacher
- Hajj Bwete IsmailDeputy Head Teacher — Administration & Personnel
- Hajj Ddamulira Juma KadduDeputy Head Teacher — Academics
- Hajjat Nassaza SarahDeputy Head Teacher — Welfare
Our heritage
Eighty years on Kibuli Hill
From a junior school for Muslim children to an 'A' Level institution recognised across the region.
1945
Established by the Uganda Muslim Education Association (UMEA) as a Junior School, on 20 acres of land donated by the late Prince Hajj Badru Wasajja Kakungulu on Kibuli Hill, to educate Muslim children and redress the historical imbalance in Muslim education.
1960
Upgraded into secondary school education for both Muslims and non-Muslims, starting as a private school.
1962
Became a Government-aided school.
1965–1975
The United States government, through USAID and the 1st and 2nd IDA projects, contributed to the construction of the Administration block and Laboratories. The Aga Khan Foundation, individual members and parents (through the PTA) built other facilities.
1968
Upgraded to 'A' Level status.
Life at Kibuli
Moments from the Hill
Faith
Inter-House Qur'an Competition
Admissions
Join a community that has shaped leaders since 1945
Applications for new learners are open. Start your child's journey at Kibuli Secondary School today.