Our History
Founding and Early Years
The school’s origins trace back to a 1983 government policy mandating the establishment of a secondary school in every constituency. At the time, Kampala had four constituencies, but the Muslim community initially missed out on securing a secondary school. After advocacy efforts, the Kampala City Council Education Department granted approval, and KMSS was officially registered on February 25, 1984.
From its inception, KMSS was envisioned as a mixed boarding and day school, offering both Ordinary Level (O-Level) and Advanced Level (A-Level) education under the Uganda National Curriculum (UNEB). Its motto, “Go Higher,” reflects its commitment to continuous improvement in academics, discipline, and character.