Kampala Parents’ School wrapped up its academic term on Friday with a vibrant ceremony that blended traditional Ugandan culture and cutting‑edge technology. The event, titled “Roots & Horizons,” featured performances by local dance troupes, a digital art showcase created by senior students, and a keynote address from Minister of Education, Dr. Grace Nanyanzi.
The school’s principal, Mr. Samuel Kintu, highlighted the institution’s new STEM‑heritage curriculum, which integrates robotics workshops with lessons on Ugandan folklore. “Our students are not only learning to code but also to tell the stories of their ancestors through interactive media,” he said.
Parents, alumni, and community leaders praised the initiative, noting that it positions Kampala Parents’ School as a model for balancing cultural preservation with modern educational demands.