Debate Club
Sharpens critical thinking, research and public speaking as members argue motions on current issues and represent the College in inter-school debates.
Beyond the classroom, every TRICONA girl discovers her talents, grows in faith and learns to lead through more than 25 vibrant clubs, at the heart of grooming women of substance since 1942.
At Trinity College Nabbingo, a girls’ boarding school in Wakiso, Uganda, clubs are part of everyday life. The College offers a supportive environment where every learner develops her talents according to her interests and abilities.
Every student belongs to at least two clubs of her own choice, each from a different category. In these clubs, learners build friendships and a sense of belonging, and above all they are nurtured into confident leaders.
To produce upright, academically sound, socially balanced and physically capable women to serve God and their country.
The College Mission
Debate, STEM, ICT, Chess, languages and more, stretching minds beyond the syllabus.
Secular clubs that build character, citizenship, wellbeing and service to the community.
Religious clubs where girls grow in prayer, values and service in the Catholic tradition.
Sharpens critical thinking, research and public speaking as members argue motions on current issues and represent the College in inter-school debates.
Builds patience, strategy and focus through regular practice, friendly matches and competitions.
Brings Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics to life through projects, experiments and innovation challenges.
Develops digital skills, from computer basics to coding and responsible use of technology.
Helps learners grow confidence in spoken and written French and discover Francophone culture.
Supports learners studying German with conversation practice and cultural activities.
Promotes care for nature and the environment through conservation activities and study trips.
“We do not only entertain, we also encourage discovery. We do not only enrich talents but also explore potential. It is an important part of being an all-round lady of substance.”
— Nagujja Roshan, President
“More than just a school club, it is a movement of young people committed to doing what is right even when no one is watching… not only are they the leaders of tomorrow but also the change makers of today.”
— Nalubega Abigail R, President
“Patriotism is more than waving a flag or singing the national anthem. It is a daily commitment to choices made, words spoken, actions taken.”
— Nabunya Phyllis Ann, 6R1
Celebrates culture, embraces diversity and builds unity for all, reminding members of the motto “Unity in Diversity”.
“When we love others unconditionally, we help them feel secure, self-validated and affirmed in their essential worth, identity and integrity.”
— Claire Nanjebe, F6R, President
Raises awareness about mental wellbeing and creates a safe, supportive space for every learner.
Rotary’s youth service club, where members lead community service projects and build leadership skills.
Trains members in first aid and humanitarian service, ready to help the school and community.
Part of the Girl Guides movement, building character, self-reliance and service to others.
A close-knit TRICONA club where members work as a team, take on responsibility and grow in confidence together.
Brings together girls who share a common interest, building friendship, teamwork and leadership along the way.
Gives members a place to share ideas, serve the TRICONA community and develop leadership skills outside the classroom.
An active part of TRICONA’s club life, where members learn by doing, support one another and grow as all-round young women.
Inspired by St. Francis Xavier, members grow in faith, service and Catholic leadership.
Young Christian Students live out the “See, Judge, Act” approach, putting faith into action in school life.
A Catholic lay apostolate devoted to prayer and service in the spirit of Mary.
Members gather to read, reflect on and share the Word of God.
Empowers young people with life skills and values to make positive, healthy choices.
“Love means caring for others and valuing every human life… we create a community where every life matters and everyone is treated with dignity.” (Philippians 4:19)
— Nyanjura Chloe Maria, Pro-Life Movement (6R1)
Club life grows leaders. Many of our prefects first found their voice in a club before serving the whole TRICONA family.
Every student at Trinity College Nabbingo belongs to at least two clubs of her own choice, each picked from a different category: Academic, Leadership & Service (secular) or Faith (religious).
Clubs meet regularly during the term as set in the school programme, with special events, competitions and outreach activities throughout the year.
New ideas are welcome. Students can speak to the club patrons and the administration, who guide the process of starting a new club.
Give your daughter an education that grows her mind, her faith and her leadership. Admissions are open.
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