About Tikvah International School

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Fostering Global Leaders with a Christ-Centered Curriculum

Welcome to Tikvah International School, a leading institution dedicated to providing a holistic and rigorous education rooted in Christian values. Located in the vibrant community of Lubowa, Makindye-Ssabagabo, we are committed to cultivating not just high-achieving students, but ethical, compassionate, and globally aware leaders.

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The Tikvah Difference

At Tikvah, education goes beyond textbooks and exams. We believe true preparation for life requires a balance of intellectual, spiritual, and personal development.

• Christ-Centered Foundation: Our curriculum is intentionally woven with Christian principles, ensuring that students develop a strong moral compass and an understanding of service, integrity, and faith.

• Academic Excellence: As an international school, we uphold rigorous standards, offering a dynamic curriculum that encourages critical thinking, innovation, and a passion for lifelong learning.

• Global Citizenship: We actively promote an inclusive environment that celebrates diversity and prepares students to collaborate, communicate, and lead effectively across cultures.

• Holistic Development: From robust After-School Programs that encourage enrichment beyond the classroom to dedicated mentorship, we nurture the whole child—mind, body, and spirit.

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Our Values

Our community is built on a foundation of core values that guide our actions and decisions:

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Value Description

IntegrityLiving honestly and modeling ethical behavior in all circumstances.

ExcellenceCommitting to the highest standards in academics, character, and service.

CommunityFostering a supportive, family-like environment where every member is valued.

FaithCentering our purpose in a relationship with Christ, providing hope (Tikvah) and direction.

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Join Our Community

We invite you to explore the possibilities at Tikvah International School. Whether you are seeking a challenging academic program, a nurturing spiritual environment, or a community dedicated to developing true global leaders, you will find your place here.

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We encourage you to visit our campus or contact our admissions team to learn more about how we are shaping the future, one student at a time.

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Note: The Hebrew word "Tikvah" means "Hope." 

 

Tikvah ($\text{תִּקְוָה}$) means Hope, but its root is 'Rope' or 'Cord.'

• Hope is the rope you hold: It's the anchor line that prevents you from sinking in despair.

• Hope is active waiting: The root suggests stretching out or enduring—you must hold the rope until your safety (future) arrives.