Kampala, Uganda – The annual term‑ending ceremony at Kampala Parents’ School was a vibrant fusion of tradition and technology, drawing over 2,000 students, parents, and community leaders to the school’s newly renovated auditorium on Friday. The event featured a multimedia showcase where students performed traditional dances while holographic projections displayed historic Ugandan landmarks. Principal Grace Nansubuga highlighted the school’s new STEM‑arts curriculum, which integrates robotics workshops with cultural storytelling. The celebration also recognized academic achievements, awarding scholarships to 15 top performers and unveiling a new digital library that will provide remote access to African literature and research databases. Attendees praised the school’s commitment to preserving heritage while preparing learners for a rapidly evolving global economy.
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