British Curriculum International Schools in Uganda

British-curriculum international schools in Uganda generally adapt the English National Curriculum for an international intake, preparing students for Cambridge or Pearson-Edexcel IGCSEs and Cambridge/Edexcel A-levels (some schools also offer the IB Diploma at 16 - 18). English is the usual medium of instruction, while many schools provide additional languages such as French, Spanish, Swahili or Luganda as taught subjects or extracurricular options. Fees vary widely between neighbourhoods and schools - many day schools charge in the low thousands of US dollars per year while longer-established or boarding schools can be substantially more - and published tuition often excludes exam, transport and other ancillary charges, so parents should request a full fee schedule. Schools commonly operate a three-term academic year with main intakes at the start of the school year; admissions normally require an application, recent school reports and an assessment or interview, and places can be limited in popular year groups.