Kampala Parents’ School wrapped up its academic term with a spectacular event that blended Ugandan cultural traditions and cutting‑edge educational technology. The ceremony featured traditional dance troupes, a showcase of student‑made digital art installations, and a keynote speech by the Ministry of Education on integrating heritage into STEM curricula. Over 1,200 students, parents, and community members attended, and the school unveiled a new multimedia library equipped with virtual‑reality stations for immersive learning.
Principal Grace Nanyonga said the celebration underscored the school’s mission to “honour our roots while preparing our children for a global future.” The event concluded with a fireworks display and the awarding of the “Excellence in Heritage Innovation” trophy to a senior class project that digitised oral histories from local elders.