Acorns International School

Acorns ​ students joined Wonder J behind the microphone for a series of honest and engaging conversations about topics that matter to young people today.

From cyberbullying, mental wellness, and the role of AI in shaping a safer digital future. Empowering the next generation starts with listening, learning, and leading together. Students shared their perspectives that encouraged ​a meaningful discussion and reflection!

Watch the full podcast and hear our students' voices in action via this link :​ https://youtu.be/LOI0CuVHLZU?si=qGQv9Q_QzH9vehZA​

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Acorns Kisaasi's Parent Teacher Organisation (PTO) led a charity initiative in support of Sister Teresa Babies Home. Through the generosity of our families, staff, and students, essential items and donations were collected to support the children at the home.

Thank you to the Acorns Community for demonstrating compassion and community spirit that make our community special.

Acorns Kigali’s Administration and Auxiliary Staff came together for a tree-planting activity around the school as part of our commitment to environmental wellbeing. Working alongside local authorities, the team helped enhance the surrounding environment and contribute to a cleaner, greener, and healthier community.

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Acorn's Kisaasi families took on a 7-Day Screen Smart Family Challenge, exploring healthy digital habits that promote balance, connection, and wellbeing at home. Through simple daily activities, families embraced mindful technology use while creating meaningful opportunities to ​c​onnect​!

Acorns Lubowa Campus ​v​isited​ Hope Empowers Academy Primary School to promote healthy habits and physical well-being among young learners. ​

Our school raised over 1.4 Million Shillings ​to support their wellbeing beyond the classroom; hygiene kits were also provided to encourage positive daily habits.

Acorns Lubowa Year 10 students visited Aga Khan University and had the opportunity to be mentored by Dr. Wankiiri on navigating pressure in the social media era.​ They explored the impact of social media on wellbeing and ​​discussed strategies to ​b​uild ​resilience​ and make positive ​c​hoices​.

Our Primary students at Acorns Kigali Campus initiated a book drive, which resulted in the collection of 100 books to donate to a nearby public school, G.S Kagarama. From collecting and sorting books to sharing stories, students took meaningful action to give back to our community.

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Acorns Lubowa Administration and Auxiliary staff came together to clean and restore a nearby community water source. Through this initiative, we are promoting environmental ​​well being​ and supporting ​o​ur communit​y.