Student life
Discover new passions
Kibuli prides itself not only on academic excellence, but on stimulating clubs, competitive sport and a caring boarding community where every student can find their place.
Clubs & societies
Room to explore and lead
Students take part in debate at school and national level, Music, Dance and Drama, an active clubs programme, religious programmes for Muslim and Christian students, guidance and counselling, and a wide range of games and sports. A member of staff supports each activity, but the emphasis is on letting students generate the ideas and drive that make each society a success.
- Debating & Public Speaking
- Music, Dance and Drama
- Environment Club
- Wildlife Club
- Interact Club
- Nkoba Zambogo Club
- First Aiders' Club
- Religious programmes
- Guidance & Counselling
In action
Life at Kibuli, in motion
Leadership
Prefects' Competition
Sports & games
National & East Africa champions
The school is an East African Secondary Schools champion in football, handball, netball, basketball and lawn tennis.
- Football
- Handball
- Basketball
- Netball
- Lawn tennis
- Table tennis
- Chess
- Badminton
- Athletics
On campus
Houses & accommodation
A home on Kibuli Hill
The school is a mixed boarding school. Girls are hosted in two hostels, including the Sangalyambogo Girls' hostel, and boys in separate O' and A' Level hostels.
Africa
579 students
Agha Khan
506 students
Kakungulu
587 students
Luwangula
586 students
Girls’ hostels
Two girls' hostels, including Sangalyambogo
Boys’ hostels
Separate O' Level and A' Level boys' hostels
Facilities
A campus built for learning
Much of the campus was built between 1965 and 1975 with support from USAID and the Aga Khan Foundation, and it has grown since with a mosque, examination hall, hostels and more.
16,211
Library books
All in good state
70
Computers
For teaching, learning and management
03
School vehicles
In good condition
Uniform
To maintain the smartness of our children, the school has a few uniform rules. Clothes in other colour combinations, of inappropriate material, or bearing other logos or designs are not allowed. For safety, jewellery is not permitted; watches are allowed and pierced ears may wear small studs.
- O' Level boys' uniform
- O' Level girls' uniform
- A' Level boys' uniform
- A' Level girls' uniform
- Sweater and head gear
- Sports wear
Daily routine
To instil discipline in our learners and their environment, the school follows a comprehensive daily programme. It accounts for the various aspects of an effective and conducive living and learning environment, and is reviewed as the term progresses to remain compatible with students' social and personal well-being.
Health centre
The school has a sick bay with facilities to care for staff and students. It is served by a visiting doctor, three visiting nurses and a resident nurse. First aid and immediate medical attention are available at all times; where necessary, students are referred to the nearest medical centre, with parents informed in all cases.
Security & safety
A safe, enclosed campus
The campus is enclosed by a perimeter wall and monitored by security cameras, with a team of security personnel on the gate and sensitive areas day and night. Fire extinguishers are placed on all buildings, and fire drills are held at the start of each academic year.
36
Security cameras installed
Of a planned 100
17
Security personnel
Manning the gate and campus, day and night
36
Fire extinguishers
On all school buildings