A place for the Kisubi Mapeera community to tell its own story — experiences, achievements, memories and moments that make our school more than a name.
Mapeera Times is the community voice of Kisubi Mapeera. It gives
people the freedom to tell real stories in their own words — not
just announcements, results and events. A student's first year,
a parent's experience, an alumnus' journey, a memorable teacher,
a team that achieved something special or a moment worth remembering
can all become part of the publication.
Every story is reviewed by the school before it is published.
That keeps the publication responsible while allowing voices to
remain natural and personal.
A recent voice from the Kisubi Mapeera community.
Have you ever been so close to giving up that one simple sentence made you try again? Sometimes, all it takes is one person who believes in us when we no longer believe in ourselves. You never know whose life could change because you chose to encourage them instead of giving up on them.
Read the full storyReal voices. Real experiences. Real Kisubi Mapeera stories.
The KIMSS Choir was present at Kisubi Catholic Parish on Friday, 9th October 2026, to animate the Holy Mass during the celebration of fifty years in the priesthood, under the theme “Celebrating 50 Years in the Priesthood.”The Kisubi Mapeera Secondary School (KIMSS) Choir was honored to animate the Holy Mass during the celebration of fifty years in the priesthood by Rev. Fr. Matia Ssonko at Kisubi Catholic Parish on Friday, 9th October 2026.
Have you ever been so close to giving up that one simple sentence made you try again? Sometimes, all it takes is one person who believes in us when we no longer believe in ourselves. You never know whose life could change because you chose to encourage them instead of giving up on them.
Years may pass, friendships may change, and life may take us to different places, but some school memories never really leave us. Looking back at my time at Kisubi Mapeera, I realise that it was not the big occasions that stayed with me most. It was the small, ordinary moments that somehow became unforgettable.
A loving tribute to the boy who taught an entire boarding school that "sharing is caring" was a suggestion, not a rule.
Did Kisubi Mapeera shape something in your life? Do you have a memory, achievement or experience worth sharing? Tell the story in your own words.
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