At MUMSA High School Mityana, we believe in the power of community. Our student clubs, faith communities, and school houses provide opportunities for personal growth, leadership development, and meaningful connections. Every student belongs to a house and is encouraged to join at least one club.
Spiritual growth through faith-based communities
A faith community for Catholic students to grow spiritually through fellowship, prayer, and service inspired by St. Jude the Apostle.
Uniting Anglican students in worship, Bible study, and community service guided by the values of the Church of Uganda.
Providing a spiritual home for Muslim students to observe Islamic practices, celebrate faith, and engage in community service.
A faith community for SDA students to observe Sabbath, deepen their relationship with God, and uphold Adventist values in school life.
An interdenominational Christian fellowship encouraging students to explore the Bible, share faith, and support one another spiritually.
Diverse clubs that nurture talent, culture, and leadership
A vibrant cultural club celebrating Buganda heritage through traditional music, dance, and customs that connect students to their roots.
Developing character, citizenship, and outdoor skills through scouting activities, community service, and adventure challenges.
Humanitarian club focused on first aid training, emergency response, and community health initiatives.
Building critical thinking and public speaking skills through debates, discussions, and intellectual competitions.
Creative writing club for students passionate about poetry, storytelling, journalism, and literary expression.
Instilling national pride, civic responsibility, and love for country through patriotic education and activities.
Empowering students with entrepreneurship, financial literacy, and business skills to become tomorrow's innovative leaders.
Compete, bond, and build house pride
Named after the legendary Bemba, this house champions strength, courage, and resilience in all school competitions and activities.
Inspired by Kintu, the first Kabaka of Buganda, this house embodies wisdom, discipline, and the spirit of great leadership.
Honoring Kimera, the third Kabaka, this house represents perseverance, unity, and the determination to always rise and excel.
Named after Kabaka Jjunju, this house stands for creativity, ambition, and the relentless pursuit of excellence in all endeavors.
Build character and serve the community
Student leadership body representing student interests and maintaining school discipline.
The benefits of community engagement
Develop confidence, leadership, and self-awareness through hands-on community activities.
Build lasting friendships and professional connections that open future opportunities.
Gain recognition and awards through inter-school competitions and events.
Learn the importance of giving back and contributing positively to society.
Talk to your class teacher or visit the school office to sign up. New students can register using the form below.
