The land on which Trinity College Nabbingo (TRICONA) sits was donated by Stanislaus Mugwanya a prominent Buganda Chief. His Son Johana Mulo formalized the documentation of the donation. May they rest in peace!
The College was the brainchild of Bishop Edward Michaud a missionary of Africa who saw the importance of the girl child education. He confided the project to the Missionary Sisters of Our Lady of Africa (White sisters). They included Jean d’Alivia, Angele de Foligno from Canada and Sister Monica Malter.
Apply For Compassionate Admission to the 2024 S.1 Class of Trinity College Nabbingo
Greetings from Trinity College Nabbingo. We wish to congratulate our dear children whose PLE results have just been released. We wish to inform parents that admissions for the S.1 class of 2024 will be done online.
You do not have to physically come to the school after successfully submitting your online application.
Feedback will be provided after selection through your phone number and our website.
Application deadline: Friday 2nd February 2024.
About Trinity College Nabbingo
Trinity College Nabbingo is an all-girls Catholic-founded school located in Wakiso District. The school is the brainchild of Bishop Michaud who was determined to forge a way ahead for girl-child education. On February 11th 1942, Feast Day of Our Lady of Lourdes, Trinity College Nabbingo opened its doors to the first 20 students with classes starting on February 13th.
How to Apply for S.1 Admission
- On your PC, Tab, Laptop or Phone, type www.tricona.sc.ug and press ENTER.
- At the top of the page, click/tap 2024 ADMISSIONS.
- Fill in the form appropriately and, verify that the information is correct and if all is OK, click/tap SUBMIT.
What You Need to Fill in the Application Form
- An active email account
- A scanned copy of your daughter’s results
APPLY TO JOIN S.1 AT TRINITY COLLEGE NABBINGO
Founded by the Catholic Church, Trinity College Nabbingo was always intended to be an innovative school, a place where every programmatic decision is based on the current research about how girls learn, develop, and thrive.