What are the schools in Uganda like?
When we asked about the schools in Uganda, they said...
"King's Int. has small classes (max 15 I believe, but often smaller (my son had only 8 kids in the class) which provide a safe and successful learning environment for your child. The school is located in Muyenga and is a great choice for families living in that part of Kampala," said one parent with children at King's International School in Kampala.
"I highly recommend it though relatively cheaper compared with other intern. schools in Kla= us$6,000 p.a," commented one expat when asked about Rainbow International school in Kampala.
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What are the schools in Uganda like?
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