Education
Education is a cornerstone of the ministry of the Diocese of Kagera. The Diocese is committed to providing quality, Christ-centred education that equips learners with academic knowledge, Christian values, leadership skills, and integrity for service to both the Church and society.
The Diocese seeks to provide holistic education that combines academic excellence with spiritual formation, character development, leadership, and service.
The Diocese oversees a growing network of educational institutions, including Ngara Anglican Primary School (NAPS), Mchungaji Mwema Secondary School, Kagera Christian Theological College (KCTC), and the Murgwanza Institute of Health and Allied Sciences (MURIHAS). These institutions strive to offer holistic education by integrating academic excellence with spiritual formation and character development.
Educational Institutions
Ngara Anglican Primary School (NAPS)
Providing foundational education while nurturing Christian values, character, and a strong academic foundation.
Mchungaji Mwema Secondary School
Supporting secondary-level learning through academic development, Christian formation, leadership, and character.
Kagera Christian Theological College (KCTC)
Supporting theological education and preparation for Christian ministry, leadership, and service.
Murgwanza Institute of Health and Allied Sciences (MURIHAS)
Providing education and professional preparation in health and allied sciences within a Christ-centred environment.
Commitment to Quality Education
Working closely with government authorities, development partners, parents, and local communities, the Diocese continues to invest in educational infrastructure, curriculum development, teacher capacity building, and student welfare to ensure accessible, inclusive, and high-quality education for present and future generations.
Through its education ministry, the Diocese of Kagera continues to promote learning that prepares students not only for academic and professional opportunities, but also for responsible Christian citizenship, leadership, and meaningful service to the Church and wider society.