By John Barnes Ssentamu
Kabojja International School has hosted a delegation from the China University of Petroleum in a visit aimed at strengthening academic cooperation and international engagement.
The delegation, led by the university’s Chancellor, was received by the school’s Careers Office before touring Kabojja’s learning facilities. The team interacted with students and observed various academic and co-curricular activities.
The visit later progressed into a meeting with the school leadership led by Principal Sam Turya. Discussions focused on possible areas of cooperation, including joint academic programmes, student exchange opportunities, STEM training, career development pathways and specialised opportunities for students interested in engineering and energy-related fields.
School administrators described the visit as an important step in building international academic partnerships that can expand learning opportunities for students.
Both institutions expressed interest in formalising areas of collaboration to support skills development and international exposure for learners at Kabojja International School.
