Nabisunsa Girls Secondary School emerged the Champions of the 2026 USSSA Kampala Region Qualifiers after defeating Kibuli S.S 50-31 in the Finale. USSSA KAMPALA REGION BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS 2026 April 16, 2026 🏆 NABISUNSA GIRLS’ SCHOOL MAKES HISTORY IN NAIROBI 🏆 Nabisunsa Debate and Speech team at the United StatesI nternational University, Nairobi City after participating in...Read More
Nabisunsa Debate and Speech team at the United StatesI nternational University, Nairobi City after participating in the East African World Schools Debate Championship, May 2026. From.right to left: Joseph Tahinduka (debate coach), Peace Nyafwono (debater -finalist), Doreen Nayamba (Speech Champion 2026), Namubiru Shanita (debater- finalist), Aber Emmanuella ( debater- finalist), Masika Farida ( Speech, finalist) and...Read More
BASKETBALL 🏀🏀 (5*5) U-20 USSSA KAMPALA REGION BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS 2026 🏆 NABISUNSA GIRLS’ SCHOOL MAKES HISTORY IN NAIROBI 🏆 Nabisunsa Debate and Speech team at the United StatesI nternational University, Nairobi City after participating in the East African World Schools Debate Championship, May 2026. From.right to left: Joseph Tahinduka (debate coach), Peace Nyafwono (debater -finalist), Doreen...Read More
A team from the Uganda Chess Federation paid a courtesy visit to Nabisunsa to lay a foundation for Online chess through the lee chess platform. In attendance was the chairman, chess in Education. Mr Calvin Ntumwa, M/s Joan Ahereza the Technical lead of the program, Mr Mark Bitarabeho and his wife who are the program leads....Read More
Survey on the Use of Rats in Biology Practical Lessons in Secondary Schools Senior Five Biology students participate in a Bioscience Skills Workshop conducted by CLARF on 28th March 2026 at the school science block. The highly impactful training enhanced learners’ practical competencies in laboratory safety, handling of biological materials, and exposure to modern bioscience practices....Read More
Senior Five Biology students participate in a Bioscience Skills Workshop conducted by CLARF on 28th March 2026 at the school science block. The highly impactful training enhanced learners’ practical competencies in laboratory safety, handling of biological materials, and exposure to modern bioscience practices. The program was delivered by the Central Laboratory Animal Research Facility (CLARF), a Makerere University–based center under COVAB and supported by the Science, Technology and Innovation Secretariat (STI-OP), dedicated to advancing pre-clinical research and laboratory animal science in Uganda.
