Activities

11th September, 2019, will be a day to remember for most staff members; teaching and non-teaching, that have enjoyed working with Mrs. Victoria. S. Kisarale a.k.a Kisa, the out-going Headmistress. The farewell started with a service led by Rev. Moses Kakembo from Kungu Parish, Namirembe Diocese who preached about change as a factor of life […]

Please find attached the 2nd term 2019 Newsletter  You will find the farewell message from the out going Head teacher Mrs Victoria. S. Kisarale and what different stakeholders talk about her.

Angel Kabera is a 17 year old S.5 Literature student in Gayaza High School. She has a calm personality sometimes never even noticed because of her reserved nature but Angel is a true poetess. She has a way with words that will give Dr.Suzan Kiguli a run for her money. When Angel opens her mouth

“As you grow older, you will discover that you have two hands — one for helping yourself, the other for helping others.” — Audrey Hepburn When Ndagire Mercy Ritrisha Morella, an old girl of Gayaza High School (2013), joined one of the 17 Colleges of United World Colleges(UWC) and got to know about an initiative

“As you grow older, you will discover that you have two hands — one for helping yourself, the other for helping others.” — Audrey Hepburn The Story of Kadongo Math Project Alumni Giving Back to the Community When Ndagire Mercy Ritrisha Morella, an old girl of Gayaza High School (2013), joined one of the 17

Greetings from Gayaza High School. We want to thank all stake holders for their support during term 1 2019. Get the digital copy of the newsletter from the link below. [wpdm_package id=’2633′]

To Gayaza High School (GHS) girls and St. Mary’s College, Kisubi (SMACK) boys, 29th April, 2019, will always be remembered as the birth of Global Scribes-Uganda collaboration. Global Scribes, (GS) (https://www.globalscribes.org) is a a non-profit Organization that fosters culturally-enriching relationships within an environment that is free from politics, religion, causes and socio-demographic segregation. It’s For

By Namulwa Patra Higenyi, S.6.C, 2019 Gratitude is a powerful practice that can revolutionize life forever.  Thousands of people portray gratitude through appreciating and feeling thankful for their possessions only on specific dates such as Christmas, thanksgiving and the like. I too have been among those thousands not until the 29th April, 2019 where I

GAPA, the performing arts festival at Gayaza High School was held on 15th and 16th March, 2019.  The annual event is an inter-house competition whose aim is to promote students skill and creativity. This year the school’s theme is “SOARING TO NEW HEIGHTS”. It is a very interesting and engaging time for the school to