Cambridge Rigour
A fully accredited Cambridge pathway from Primary Checkpoint through IGCSE to A-Level, taught by subject specialists.
Kampala Diplomatic International School educates students from Early Years to A‑Levels on a secure, purpose‑built campus — a boarding and day community drawing families from Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi, South Sudan and the United Kingdom.
Founded to serve Kampala's diplomatic, expatriate and internationally‑minded Ugandan families, KDIS blends the rigour of the Cambridge curriculum with the warmth and character of East Africa. Our students learn in small classes, are known individually by their teachers, and graduate ready for universities across Africa, Europe and North America.
A fully accredited Cambridge pathway from Primary Checkpoint through IGCSE to A-Level, taught by subject specialists.
Students from over twenty nations learn side by side, building the fluency and empathy the modern world demands.
Every child has a tutor who knows them. Counselling, nursing and house staff support wellbeing around the clock.
Coding, robotics, entrepreneurship and design thinking sit alongside the core curriculum from Year 3 upward.
Modern single-sex boarding houses with house parents, study halls, prep support and weekend excursion programmes.
Swimming, football, basketball, athletics, orchestra, drama and studio art — participation, not just excellence.
Learning begins with wonder. Our Early Years Village is a bright, secure space where play, story, song and structured enquiry build the confidence, language and curiosity that carry children into formal schooling.
A broad, joyful curriculum anchored in English, Mathematics and Science, enriched by humanities, computing, French, art, music and swimming. Cambridge Primary Checkpoint at Year 6 benchmarks every child against international standards.
Kampala Diplomatic International School educates students from Early Years to A‑Levels on a secure, purpose‑built campus — a boarding and day community drawing families from Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi, South Sudan and the United Kingdom.
Founded to serve Kampala's diplomatic, expatriate and internationally‑minded Ugandan families, KDIS blends the rigour of the Cambridge curriculum with the warmth and character of East Africa. Our students learn in small classes, are known individually by their teachers, and graduate ready for universities across Africa, Europe and North America.
A fully accredited Cambridge pathway from Primary Checkpoint through IGCSE to A-Level, taught by subject specialists.
Students from over twenty nations learn side by side, building the fluency and empathy the modern world demands.
Every child has a tutor who knows them. Counselling, nursing and house staff support wellbeing around the clock.
Coding, robotics, entrepreneurship and design thinking sit alongside the core curriculum from Year 3 upward.
Modern single-sex boarding houses with house parents, study halls, prep support and weekend excursion programmes.
Swimming, football, basketball, athletics, orchestra, drama and studio art — participation, not just excellence.
Learning begins with wonder. Our Early Years Village is a bright, secure space where play, story, song and structured enquiry build the confidence, language and curiosity that carry children into formal schooling.
A broad, joyful curriculum anchored in English, Mathematics and Science, enriched by humanities, computing, French, art, music and swimming. Cambridge Primary Checkpoint at Year 6 benchmarks every child against international standards.