Nabumali High School
Location
Map
Mbale
,
Mbale District

Uganda
Information
TypePublic middle school and high school
MottoOnwards and Upwards
Established1900
AthleticsFootball, basketball, cricket, athletics, rugby, volleyball, lawn tennis, table tennis, field hockey

Nabumali High School (NHS) is a mixed, boarding, secondary school in the Eastern Region of Uganda.

Location

Nabumali High School is located in the village of Nabumali in Mbale District, off the Tororo–Mbale road, approximately 11 kilometres (6.8 mi), south of the city of Mbale.[1] This location is at the foothills of Wanale, one of the mountain ranges that make up Mount Elgon.[2]

History

The school was founded by the Church Missionary Society in 1900. It moved to its present location in 1912. In August 2004, a student strike occurred at the school in protest of the school bursar's alleged mishandling of funds. The performance of the school was exemplary in the 1960s through the 1990s. During the 2000s, standards have declined.[3] However, there is currently an effort involving alumni to revive the school's former glory.[4]

Etymology

According to a former acting headmaster in 2006, Israel Wabusela Walukhuli, the name "Nabumali" is a European pronunciation of a site that originally belonged to lady known as "Nabumati".[5]

Previous headteachers and administration

Notable alumni

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