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Twinbrook International School

Uganda, Kampala

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English
Fees UGX 2,805,000 - 4,305,000
Ages Not listed
Type Co-educational, Co-educational (boarding)
Opened 2014
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum EYFS (Early years foundation stage), Bespoke Curriculum
Taught languages English, Swahili
Strengths Sport, Performing Arts, Academic Enrichment
Clubs Arts and Creative, Social and Hobbies, Lifestyle and Wellbeing
Stages Early Years, Kindergarten, Primary School, Elementary
Introduction

Twinbrook International School is a fully accredited, non-denominational Ugandan institution offering Early Years Foundation Stage with a bespoke curriculum. The kindergarten section began in 2014, followed by the Elementary/Primary section in 2016 as a Primary Leaving Examination sitting center, reflecting continuity from early learning through upper primary. The school combines a local learning framework with the Foundation Stage National Curriculum in kindergarten, and uses a competence-based model with ICT integrated in the Elementary/Primary section. The campus serves a diverse, religiously pluralistic community; it promotes critical and innovative thinking while achieving academic success in a safe, trusting environment. Facilities include a dedicated music program with a music room for guitar, piano, drums, vocal training and ballet; strong sports offerings with football, netball, basketball, futsal, and swimming in a semi-Olympic pool plus smaller pools for kindergarten. Co-curricular activities include a bakery and agro-business component, contributing to practical learning and wellbeing for students.

The Essentials

Twinbrook International School has instruction in English.

Location

The school is located in Kiteezi village, Wakiso District, Uganda. It is described as a rural village.

Stages

The school comprises a kindergarten section and an Elementary section (P.1-P.7).

Type

The school is a fully accredited non-denominational Ugandan school.

Country affiliation

Uganda.

Religious affiliation

Non-denominational.

Bus service

The school has a bus and van in full use.
Diving Deeper

Boarding Arrangements

A boarding section exists with 232 learners; the school provides 40% of learners' boarding requirements; parents may pick up on Friday evening and return on Sunday evening.

Uniform Requirement

Functional fees include 2 pairs of Uniform and Sportswear; Black school shoes; White sports shoes.

Food Options

Delicious meals and a well-balanced menu are provided for learners.

Governance and Ownership

The school is a fully accredited non-denominational Ugandan school.
Fees

Annual tuition at Twinbrook International School ranges from UGX 2,805,000 to UGX 4,305,000 for 2026/27.

Application / Assessment fee
- Assessment (application) fee: UGX 50,000 per pupil.

One‑off / entry (functional) fees
- Functional (entry) fee for Day Scholars: UGX 450,000 (paid once on entry).
- Functional (entry) fee for Boarders: UGX 550,000 (paid once on entry). This includes two pairs of after‑class wear.
- Tracksuit (one‑off): UGX 50,000.
- Note: The functional/entry fee covers items listed as registration, library, two pairs of uniform and sportswear and related entry items.

Tuition fees (termly) by year group — Day scholars
- Baby to Primary 4 (Day): UGX 895,000 per term.
- Primary 5 (Day): UGX 935,000 per term.
- (Where a specific class band is not listed above, the school publishes the term rate for that year group in the school requirements schedule.)

Tuition fees (termly) by year group — Boarders
- Baby to Primary 4 (Boarding): UGX 1,295,000 per term.
- Primary 5 – Primary 6 (Boarding): UGX 1,335,000 per term.
- Primary 7 (Boarding): UGX 1,435,000 per term. Mattresses and blankets are provided by the school for boarders.

Annual tuition (example calculation)
- The national academic calendar for Uganda operates on a three‑term year. Annual tuition (approximate) is therefore the term rate multiplied by three. For example:
- Day Baby–P.4: UGX 895,000 × 3 = UGX 2,685,000 per year (approx.).
- Boarding Baby–P.4: UGX 1,295,000 × 3 = UGX 3,885,000 per year (approx.).

Daycare / Nursery (rates shown separately)
- Daycare (Babies 1–2 years): UGX 45,000 per day, or UGX 1,500,000 per term (term rate shown). This is inclusive of consumables such as diapers.

Transport (bus) fees (termly)
- 0–5 km: UGX 250,000 per term (picked & dropped); UGX 180,000 per term (single route).
- 6–10 km: UGX 300,000 per term (picked & dropped); UGX 240,000 per term (single route).
- 10 km and above: negotiable (distance‑based).
- Special note: 1:00 pm dropping for willing parents; Baby and Kindergarten routes incur a 50% surcharge on the above transport rates.

Other routine costs
- Uniforms and clothing: Functional fee includes two pairs of uniform and sportswear; tracksuit is listed separately at UGX 50,000. Parents must provide black school shoes and white sports shoes.
- Stationery: The published term rates are stated to be inclusive of stationery (books, pens, pencils, reams etc.).
- Religious text: Parents are asked to provide a physical copy of the Good News Bible for Christian children or Yasaruna for Muslim children.

International / special student note
- A third‑party directory listing shows an international‑student boarding fee quoted as USD 520 for international students; parents of international students should note an international boarding figure may be listed in USD in some communications.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Fees are structured and billed by academic term; entry/functional charges are one‑off payments due on enrolment, while tuition, boarding and transport are charged per term and are payable at the start of each term. Parents obtain a learner payment code from the accounts section to use when making payments.

Accepted payment methods / where to pay
- Fee payments are made via bank payment to the school's nominated bankers. The school lists Centenary Bank and Stanbic Bank Uganda Limited as the schools' bankers for fee deposits/transfers. Payments are made using the learner payment code provided by the school accounts office.

Boarding‑specific notes
- Boarding term rates include meals and boarding provision as part of the boarding fee line items shown. Mattresses and blankets are provided for boarders. Functional/entry boarding fees include specified clothing items.

Refunds and withdrawal
- The published fee schedule and requirements document does not set out a specific refund or withdrawal policy in the fee lines provided. Parents should note that some one‑off entry charges (registration/functional fees) are typically non‑recurring; explicit refund terms are not listed in the fee schedule.

Summary of how charges are presented
- Charges are shown as: one‑off assessment and functional/entry fees (payable on admission), termly tuition and boarding rates (day and boarding), termly transport rates, and certain one‑off uniform items. Termly rates can be multiplied by three to produce an approximate annual cost consistent with the three‑term academic year.
Parent Experience

History

Twinbrook School is a fully accredited non-denominational Ugandan school. The kindergarten section was founded in 2014 under MOES/ECD/N/T/055/138 (EMIS 152059). The Elementary section (P.1-P.7) began in 2016 with a Primary Leaving Examination sitting Centre under PPSIT/113 (EMIS 539244). The school's diverse community values and respects learners' unique abilities and cultures.

Community

The school's community values and respects learners' unique abilities and cultures. The What's New section features updates about school life, including posts such as Our Swimming Pool and Where are Twinbrook School, Uganda Found. Delicious meals are provided with a well-balanced menu. The school operates a bus and van for transportation.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual

The school follows an integrated Kindergarten curriculum combining a local learning framework with the Foundation Stage National Curriculum. The Elementary/Primary section uses the local curriculum delivered through a competence-based model, with skilling and ICT integrated into learning delivery. The school aims to empower pupils to think critically and innovatively while achieving academic success in a trusting, positive, safe and religiously pluralistic environment.

Arts & Creative

Twinbrook maintains a dedicated music program with a standard music room teaching guitar, piano, drums, vocal training and ballet dancing. Co-curricular activities include football for both boys and girls with a futsal playground and a registered academy with FUFA and Uganda Youth Football Association, as well as netball and basketball. Swimming is offered with a semi-Olympic pool and two smaller pools for the Kindergarten, and there is a bakery and agro-business component as part of co-curricular activities.

Social & Hobbies

Football for boys and girls, netball and basketball are part of the co-curricular program, together with swimming. The co-curricular program also includes music education in a dedicated music room, with instruction in guitar, piano, drums, vocal training and ballet.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing

Co-curricular activities promote fitness and well-being through football, netball, basketball and swimming, supported by facilities including a semi-Olympic pool and a standard futsal playground. The campus emphasizes a safe, positive environment that supports physical and mental well-being.
Reputation

Accreditations

The school is a fully accredited non-denominational Ugandan school comprising a kindergarten section (MOES/ECD/N/T/055/138 – EMIS 152059) founded in 2014 and an Elementary section (P.1–P.7) (PPSIT/113 – EMIS 539244) which began in 2016 and serves as a Primary Leaving Examination sitting centre.
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