Choosing between Cambridge and UNEB in 2026
Parents keep asking the same question. Here's the honest answer, university outcomes, cost, and the part nobody mentions.
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Parents keep asking the same question. Here's the honest answer, university outcomes, cost, and the part nobody mentions.
A practical checklist for parents weighing the decision, from results to the things the prospectus never mentions.

The practical effect for sixth-formers: a narrower but better-resourced menu, and tighter cut-offs.
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Nakawa, Kampala
British School Kampala follows the British curriculum aligned to Cambridge from Early Years through IGCSE and A-Level, serving a multinational community in the Naguru area of Kampala. Small classes and a broad co-curricular programme are at the heart of its offer.
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$6.8k – $11.8k

Rubaga, Kampala
Kabojja International School is one of Kampala’s longer-established Cambridge schools, blending a largely Ugandan student body with an international curriculum. It is well regarded for university placement and a busy co-curricular calendar.
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USh 2,800k – USh 4,500k
Kampala Central, Kampala
The Uganda branch of the Delhi Public School Society delivers the Indian CBSE curriculum from KG to Class 12, primarily serving the Indian-origin and broader business community across Kampala.
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$1.5k – $3.8k

Nakawa, Kampala
Hana International School is a Cambridge school in Bukoto serving a multinational community, with a particular strength in early-years and primary provision before continuing to IGCSE and A-Level.
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$6.2k – $10.8k

Matugga, Wakiso
Taibah International School is a large day-and-boarding Cambridge school north of Kampala, popular with Ugandan and regional families. It runs the Cambridge pathway alongside a strong boarding and co-curricular culture.
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USh 2,600k – USh 6,000k

Kira, Wakiso
Vienna College Namugongo runs the Cambridge secondary pathway, IGCSE and A-Level, alongside a UNEB stream, on a peri-urban campus in the Namugongo area north-east of Kampala. Founded in 2005, it offers both day and boarding places and has grown into one of the larger Cambridge providers outside the city centre. The dual Cambridge and UNEB offering lets families choose an international or national pathway on a single campus, with crossover entry available for UNEB students moving into the Cambridge stream.
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USh 2,400k – USh 4,900k

Namugongo, Wakiso
A modern co-educational secondary school in the fast-growing Namugongo belt, Vienna College has built a reputation for rapid academic improvement, broad co-curricular ambition and accessible day-and-boarding flexibility.
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USh 1,100k – USh 2,100k
Kira, Wakiso
Bridgeways International School is a Cambridge school in the fast-growing Kira suburb, offering an affordable international pathway to a largely Ugandan and East-African student body from Primary to A-Level.
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USh 2,400k – USh 3,900k
Kampala, Kampala
Acacia Montessori School runs the 3–6 and 6–9 cycles within a calm, materials-rich environment in Bukoto. It blends a strong Montessori foundation with a structured bridge into UNEB primary, and is known for its emphasis on grace, courtesy and outdoor learning.
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USh 1,300k – USh 1,500k

Kampala Central, Kampala
Established in 1971 with Japanese government support, Nakawa is Uganda's flagship technical and vocational training institute, offering UBTEB-certified diplomas and certificates across mechanical, electrical, automotive, ICT, building, plumbing and welding trades.
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USh 850k – USh 1,700k

Nkozi, Mpigi
Opened in 1993 at Nkozi by the Uganda Episcopal Conference, Uganda Martyrs University is a leading private Catholic university noted for its programmes in ethics, development studies, business administration, health sciences and the built environment, and for its strong distance-learning provision.
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Fees on request
Kampala, Kampala
Little Hands Montessori is a boutique early-years setting focused on the 3–6 Casa cycle. Small mixed-age classes, trained guides and a warm prepared environment make it a popular first school for families in the Naguru–Ntinda area.
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USh 1,100k