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A complete secondary education — Senior 1 to Senior 4 — shaped by the Uganda National Curriculum and anchored in Catholic faith, integrity, and the pursuit of excellence.

S1 – S4

S1 – S4

Senior 1 – Senior 4

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Senior 1 – Senior 4

S1 – S4

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St. Claret's four-year Senior 1–4 programme offers a broad, rigorous curriculum aligned to the Uganda National Curriculum. Students study a balanced combination of sciences, humanities, languages, and religious education — building the strong foundation needed for the Uganda Certificate of Education (UCE) and for life.

Subjects Offered

English Language
Mathematics
Physics
Chemistry
Biology
Geography
History & Political Education
Religious Education (CRE)
Kiswahili
Computer Studies
Economics
Fine Art

Entry Requirements

  • Primary Leaving Examination (PLE) certificate
  • Minimum aggregate 24 in PLE
  • Birth certificate
  • 4 passport-size photographs
  • Medical certificate of fitness
ICT & Technology

Digital Skills for a Modern World

St. Claret Secondary School houses a fully equipped ICT computer laboratory where students receive formal instruction in Computer Studies as part of the Uganda National Curriculum. Every student from S1 to S4 gains hands-on experience with computers, internet research, and practical digital skills — preparing them confidently for the digital age.

Computer Lab

Fully equipped with modern PCs

Internet Access

High-speed connectivity

Computer Studies

Core S1–S4 curriculum subject

Lab Sessions

Scheduled for all S1–S4 classes

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Students attending Holy Mass at St. Claret Secondary School

Holy Mass

Celebrated regularly at St. Claret

Imani na Maisha

Faith at the Heart of School Life

St. Claret Secondary School is founded and run by the Claretian Missionaries (CMF) — a Catholic religious congregation dedicated to education as a means of proclaiming the Gospel. Faith is not a subject here; it is a way of life. Students gather for Morning Prayer, attend the Holy Eucharist, and are formed in virtue, service, and integrity throughout their years at the school.

Daily Morning Prayer

Each school day begins with communal prayer, setting a tone of reflection and purpose.

Holy Mass

The Eucharist is celebrated regularly — a cornerstone of Claretian school culture.

Christian Living Education

Religious Education is a core subject, forming students in Catholic faith and moral values.

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