School Library
Two full-time librarians manage the recently refurbished 7000-volume resource. It seats 120 students with six main sections - Humanities, Science, Languages, Reference, Fiction and Reserve. Teachers emphasize research, encouraging students to use the extensive journal, newspaper, periodical, video and CD ROM collections, as well as fast internet and printing facilities. Students can also explore local and overseas university options by consulting prospectuses or using Internet facilities.

Opening hours
Monday to Friday: 7.15am to 5.30pm
Saturdays: 9.00am to 12.30pm (parents are welcome)
Holidays: as posted

Computer Laboratory
Computer Studies is a key part of the School curriculum. In the 25-computer networked laboratory, staff teach hands-on computer skills to all students, some of whom acquire local or international computer qualifications.

Medical Services
First Aid facilities are available at the School. A qualified school nurse and first aiders can treat minor ailments, aches and pains. All First Aid administered is recorded. If necessary, a child may be evacuated to a nearby hospital.

Health and Safety
School staff regularly conducts safety inspections and drills. Awareness programmes on health issues such as HIV transmission are provided to students and staff.

Based on existing scientific knowledge and legal practice in Uganda, The High School does not request HIV screening of staff or students, nor will it discriminate against individuals known to be sufferers. For the School community’s benefit, policy reviews, advice and information are regularly updated.The School also recognises a particular concern of sickle cell anaemia in students and is sympathetic to their needs.

Science Laboratories
The School’s six science laboratories are amongst the best equipped in Uganda. For students to clearly grasp scientific theories, it is essential to practically experience them. A key curricular objective is to nurture students so that they can become young scientific thinkers who understand science, make connections and ask relevant and searching questions. There is a focus on designing experiments rather than simply conducting practicals.

For three consecutive years, the School has hosted a science teachers workshop with Phillips Academy, Andover. Twenty schools from several countries have explored project-based teaching, curriculum integration and the use of technology in the science lab.

Art Rooms
There are two spacious rooms for art with practising artists conducting classes. Aga Khan High School students have exhibited in cultural events in and out of School. Artworks are displayed and sold at public exhibitions and at the annual Indian Association Festival.

Swimming
Swimming lessons are conducted at The Aga Khan Nursery School, Kololo. Every student is expected to be able to swim and is trained by qualified staff, one of whom is a Ugandan national swimmer.

Sports facilities
Despite its urban location, the School has a large full-sized pitch for soccer, cricket, hockey, rugby, athletics and other sports. It also has a tarmacked basketball court and two tennis courts. The Kampala Kids League often use these facilities to host national and international fixtures, making impressive strides to promote sport in the capital city.

Canteen
The School Canteen offers meals and snacks at breaktime, lunchtime and after school at reasonable prices. It uses a token system and parents may choose to purchase lunch tokens for a set period in advance. A committee of staff, students and parents ensure the canteen service adheres to high hygiene standards and meets the school community needs.

Auditorium
The large auditorium shared by the School and other Aga Khan institutions can accommodate all students. Recently refurbished, the Auditorium is equipped with stage, sound facilities and a back balcony. Most large-scale School events are held here, for example Prize Day, graduation ceremonies and special assemblies.