Kampala Parents’ School wrapped up its academic term with a spectacular ceremony that blended traditional Ugandan culture and cutting‑edge educational technology. The event, held at the school’s new multipurpose hall, featured performances by local drummers, a fashion show showcasing student‑designed garments inspired by tribal motifs, and a showcase of student‑led robotics projects. Principal Grace Nanyonga highlighted the school’s new curriculum, which integrates indigenous knowledge systems with STEM subjects, saying, “Our children are learning to honor their roots while preparing for the jobs of tomorrow.” Over 500 families attended, and the school announced scholarships for 30 high‑performing students from under‑represented neighborhoods.
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