High School is an exciting time to explore in depth new fields of study and to develop new skills out of the classroom as well. Our aim is to help students to achieve their full potential, and to prepare successfully for transition to the demands of independent study at university.
Tusiime High School follows the Tanzania A-Level curriculum established by the Ministry of Education.
Teaching groups are small (normally a maximum of 14 per class, often fewer) and our pastoral systems are strong. Every High School student is known by their teachers, who see them every day, and High School is overseen by the Head Master. Senior Teachers are also available to help or advise when needed.
The High School offers great opportunities for students to specialise and to construct their own curriculum. Most students study five subjects at Form V and Form VI. Those who are studying PCM study only four subjects at Form V and VI.
Many students are clear that they are ready to specialise. An aspiring medic may select Biology, Chemistry, Physics; an engineer might opt for Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry as an excellent springboard to university study. Others will keep their options open, and might study Psychology, Biology, Geography, Commerce, Accountancy, and Economics; or English, Kiswahili and History.
What subjects does a student excel in?
What subjects does a student enjoy?
What subjects are required for the intended degree course?
Physics, Chemistry, Biology
Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics
Chemistry, Biology, Geography
Economics, Commerce, Mathematics
Economics, Geography, Mathematics
History, Geography, Economics
History, Geography, English Language
History, Kiswahili, English Language
History, Geography, Kiswahili
The subjects taught in High School are: Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Religious Studies, Economics, English Language, Commerce, Accountancy, Geography and History.
Admissions for 2026 are open — download the application form or apply online today.
