Academics

ACADEMICS

Learning for Knowledge, Skills & Excellence

The school provides O-Level and A-Level education in Arts and Sciences, with classes from Senior One to Senior Six.

Teaching follows Uganda's new competency-based curriculum, with emphasis on practical skills, learner participation, problem-solving and the application of knowledge.

Learning block at Esteeri Kokundeka Memorial Secondary School

LEVELS OF STUDY

Senior One to Senior Six

Academic programmes cover both O-Level and A-Level learning pathways.

01

O-Level

Senior One to Senior Four under the competency-based curriculum, building a broad academic and practical foundation.

02

A-Level

Senior Five and Senior Six, with Arts and Science subjects that prepare learners for further education and future careers.

O-LEVEL SUBJECTS

A Broad Foundation

MathematicsEnglishBiologyChemistryPhysics History & Political EducationICTKiswahiliRunyankole-Rukiga Physical EducationEntrepreneurshipAgricultureCRE

A-LEVEL SUBJECTS

Advanced Academic Pathways

BiologyChemistryMathematicsPhysicsHistory & Political Education EntrepreneurshipAgricultureKiswahiliDivinityRunyankole-Rukiga Subsidiary MathematicsSubsidiary ICTGeneral Paper

TEACHING APPROACH

Competency-Based Learning

Learning focuses on skills, participation, practical application and the ability to use knowledge meaningfully.

SkillsPractical competence
ParticipationActive learner involvement
ApplicationUsing knowledge in context
ProgressContinuous improvement
Digital learning laboratory at Esteeri Kokundeka Memorial Secondary School

DIGITAL SKILLS

Technology in Learning and Teaching

The school integrates digital skills into learning and teaching, giving learners opportunities to build confidence with technology and apply ICT in academic work.

Digital learning supports research, communication, practical competence and preparation for further study in an increasingly technology-driven world.

ICT SUPPORT

Guiding Learners in Digital Competence

The ICT teacher supports learners as they develop practical digital skills and confidence in the use of computers for learning.

Technology complements the wider curriculum by helping students strengthen research, communication and applied learning skills.

ICT teacher at Esteeri Kokundeka Memorial Secondary School

CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

Growing Beyond the Classroom

Co-curricular activities strengthen teamwork, confidence, creativity, leadership and healthy participation.

Football

Teamwork, fitness and competitive spirit.

Netball

Coordination, teamwork and discipline.

Volleyball

Fitness, cooperation and confidence.

Debate Club

Public speaking, reasoning and confidence.

Writer's Club

Creativity, expression and communication.

Scripture Union

Faith, reflection and values-based growth.