The opening of our new school clinic marks a significant step in promoting the health and well-being of our students and staff. This facility is designed to provide accessible medical care, first aid, and wellness support, ensuring a safe and nurturing environment for everyone.

With its modern equipment and dedicated healthcare professionals, the clinic underscores our commitment to fostering a community where physical and mental health are prioritized alongside academic excellence

We are excited to invite all former students to our Alumni Meet and Greet, a special event to reconnect, reminisce, and celebrate the bond we share as members of our school community.

This event offers a fantastic opportunity for alumni to catch up with old friends, share memories, and network with fellow graduates across different years. It’s also a chance to learn about the school’s latest developments, initiatives, and plans for the future.

The program includes a welcome address by the school leadership, an alumni sharing session, and interactive activities designed to rekindle fond memories. Attendees will enjoy a guided tour of the campus to witness how the school has grown and evolved over the years.

Whether you’re looking to reconnect with former classmates, share your professional journey, or mentor current students, this Meet and Greet is the perfect occasion. It’s also a wonderful platform to build new connections within our vibrant alumni network.

Light refreshments will be served, and there will be entertainment to make the day enjoyable for everyone. Come with your stories, laughter, and school spirit as we celebrate the enduring legacy of our school community.

We can’t wait to welcome you back and hear how far you’ve come since your time with us. Mark your calendars and join us for an unforgettable reunion at the Alumni Meet and Greet!

The history of training technicians in Engineering and Surveying in Uganda dates back to 1922 when a pioneering group of students were admitted to Makerere Technical College.

Over time the Survey technician’s course was transferred to Nakawa Vocational School and then to Katabi Entebbe in 1944. From 1996 onwards, the Government of Uganda has been carrying out the Public Service Reform Program whose objective is to improve efficiency and effectiveness within the Public Service.

One of the Key components of this reform is the restructuring and rationalization of all Government functions while taking Cognizance of the existing legislation and emerging Government policy. In the same spirit, Government came up with a policy that transferred all teaching tertiary institutions from their respective sector Ministries to the Ministry of Education and Sports.

The rationale was to ensure effective coordination and consistency as the Government no longer trains personnel for public service only, but rather for the wider market which is both local and international.

The transfer process involved reviewing the operations and structures of the transferred institutions. To that effect, it was decided to merge the Survey Training School-STS and the Physical Planning School into the Institute of Survey and Land Management (ISLM).